Millstone FD QCII Pager Tones for Trunktracker? Monmouth County Station 32

[lion2479]

District 32 - Millstone Twp.
32-1 - Millstone Fire Department

Monmouth County, NJ.

Calls are toned out over Monmouth County South Alert: 155.175 and I am looking to just set up the scanner for the correct QC II pager tones for this department. The new scanner has the ability to set it up so it acts like a pager. In Wiki, there is not much of anything. Hoping someone has this information. After the call is toned out they switch over to South Response. 151.130.

 

[doctordialtone]

I am looking to just set up the scanner for the correct QC II pager tones

What model scanner?

Some scanners will find the tones for you.

Fire tone-out search

Have a BCD996P2. To obtain the Alert Tone frequencies for the Fire Tone-Out; do I just 1)set up the voice frequency, 2) leave the alert tone(s) blank, 3)then hit Function then hit SQ to get to Tone-Out Search screen showing the blank A and B tone and just wait for a alert. I can't figure out if...

forums.radioreference.com

 

[lion2479]

My scanner is able to do that, thanks for reaching out. It's a uniden trunktracker IV
Yes, I have tried that. I got a couple variationson the pager tone out frequencies and I am not exactly sure which tones are the accurate combination ones. I have in there now:

2439.9
1780.2

These could be off a bit, but the scanner actually locked into them. However; I would like it to be spot on the money. These don't seem to be listed in plectron or other resources for QCII tones that I have researched. https://www.midians.com/pdf/tone-signaling-charts.pdf

 

[GTR8000]

You don't need to be 100% dead on, there is enough of a margin of error for them to work. But anyway, the actual tones are as follows, from the Federal Signal tone group:

2440.0
1780.0

 

[lion2479]

GTR8000 Thank you so much Sir!!!! Happy New Year and to a healthy and safe one. Warm Regards.

 

[W2SJW]

This should help in the future as well - both main systems still in use today with the actual frequencies.

 

[lion2479]

This should help in the future as well - both main systems still in use today with the actual frequencies.

Thank you