OK,.. would an patched TG be any different in resemblance than a normal LTR TG???? I know on EDACS, and the older Motorola systems... patches showed up as funny TG's.
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LTR Patched TG's...
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Standard LTR doesn't support patching unless it's a specially rigged situation and that wouldn't change the TG ID.
Multi-Net is the only LTR format that supports patching and since no scanner currently supports it....
-Wayne
Multi-Net is the only LTR format that supports patching and since no scanner currently supports it....
-Wayne
So Multinet and Passport support it...and no scanner does iether yet.... OK thanks for the info.
And yes Passport supports patching. For example check out the Middle TN Public Safety Passport LTR... It is going to be patched to everything around them.
And yes Passport supports patching. For example check out the Middle TN Public Safety Passport LTR... It is going to be patched to everything around them.
loumaag
Silent Key - Aug 2014
Actually I don't know about the Middle TN Pub Safety system or the ACU-1000, but I think you are throwing the terms around with different meaning.
Milf you asked if LTR supports patching, in the context Wayne (and I) supposed you ment patching TG's together, as in multi-select. That is not the same thing as connecting systems together. Connecting systems together is not a function of the TRS, it is a function of periphial hardware, firmware, or software. Connecting differnet systems together may be called lots of things, including patching, but in the context of your question, I am going go believe Wayne provided the correct answer.
Milf you asked if LTR supports patching, in the context Wayne (and I) supposed you ment patching TG's together, as in multi-select. That is not the same thing as connecting systems together. Connecting systems together is not a function of the TRS, it is a function of periphial hardware, firmware, or software. Connecting differnet systems together may be called lots of things, including patching, but in the context of your question, I am going go believe Wayne provided the correct answer.
I was trying to find out if regular LTR not only had the internal TG patching.. but also the external patch capability.. and if so would it show a funny TG ID....
Wayne supplied the answer as to internal patched TG's... Thanks again for that.... What I also would like to know is if LTR Standard supports external patching, and if those would show up as a "funny" TG ID?
I know the only way to know on Passport LTR is to run a data slicer and have LTRDump/LTRTrunk eat it up.
Wayne supplied the answer as to internal patched TG's... Thanks again for that.... What I also would like to know is if LTR Standard supports external patching, and if those would show up as a "funny" TG ID?
I know the only way to know on Passport LTR is to run a data slicer and have LTRDump/LTRTrunk eat it up.
loumaag
Silent Key - Aug 2014
As I said, interconnecting systems has nothing to do with the systems themselves. You can connect two ham repeaters together, it has nothing to do with repeaters, it is an added function of a controller or other piece of hardware. You can take two PS radios, one on one system and another on another system, patch them together with a patching cable and the two systems are connected, but it still has nothing to do with the individual systems or if they support patching, and as a result, such external patching is invisable to the systems involved, see? :wink:milf said:
Got it... Thanks... 
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