Hello,
I hate to bring up such outdated tech, but I cant seem to find any answers via google. I have recently started volunteering at a local emergency services department in western PA and I was issued a minitor iv(4) pager. Long story short, I dont have much of a clue what I'm doing- most of the members carry alpha pagers now and tell me just to purcahse my own. Either way, it is programmed to our local frequency and I read the manual but some things seem to not act properly. For example, Ill set it to scan all radio traffic on the channel and only about 1/4 of the calls will come through (there is an online site i can track them from). Also, one of my options is set to just monitor and alert me for my station, but occassionally I will get dispatches from other stations (they dont alert but they sound) or it will just skip a page alltogether. When it is in the charging cradle it will alert but not play the associated voice message. Is this stuff normal?
Also, sorry if I posted this to the wrong section, it seemed like the most fitting option.
Thanks!
I hate to bring up such outdated tech, but I cant seem to find any answers via google. I have recently started volunteering at a local emergency services department in western PA and I was issued a minitor iv(4) pager. Long story short, I dont have much of a clue what I'm doing- most of the members carry alpha pagers now and tell me just to purcahse my own. Either way, it is programmed to our local frequency and I read the manual but some things seem to not act properly. For example, Ill set it to scan all radio traffic on the channel and only about 1/4 of the calls will come through (there is an online site i can track them from). Also, one of my options is set to just monitor and alert me for my station, but occassionally I will get dispatches from other stations (they dont alert but they sound) or it will just skip a page alltogether. When it is in the charging cradle it will alert but not play the associated voice message. Is this stuff normal?
Also, sorry if I posted this to the wrong section, it seemed like the most fitting option.
Thanks!