Missing Info Somerset County NJ

[edisonfire]

There were a few websites that are no longer updated/maintained. Does anyone have a list of the two-tone pager tones for Somerset County fire departments?

 

[elias1988]

It hasn’t been updated since 2011 but see pages 19 and 20:


https://www.warrenskywarn.org/scanner_files/pdf-archive/SomersetCounty.pdf

 

[kd2pm]

I am actually looking for Mercer Co tones. For now I am trying TwoToneFinder to capture the tones with audio so I can attempt to put my own town list together.

 

[edisonfire]

Unfortunately that website has paging still listed as 33.94 versus the 470.1375 main dispatch. Considering new alerting devices going from low to UHF, I doubt the paging tones remained as before

 

[Murenovich]

The tones on that document are still accurate, i've tested them and have utilized them to program a few pagers that work the way they are supposed to.

 

[robbinsj2]

Unfortunately that website has paging still listed as 33.94 versus the 470.1375 main dispatch. Considering new alerting devices going from low to UHF, I doubt the paging tones remained as before

As departments transitioned from various old frequencies to the new centralized system, the first choice was to keep the same tones. Back in the day I heard testing of old tones on new frequencies, asking anyone receiving an alert to notify the dispatch center before they began programming new receivers to use those tones on the new frequency.

 

[rr60]

Here is a very current list. There are some tones here previously unpublished. These are only on the 470.xxx simulcast paging system. I consider this information to be copyright protected and may not be republished without my written permission. There is imbedded information to protect the document.

 

[rr60]

Here is a very current list. There are some tones here previously unpublished. These are only on the 470.xxx simulcast paging system. I consider this information to be copyright protected and may not be republished without my written permission. There is imbedded information to protect the document.

Here is link, should be more legible. 470.1375 paging tones including Dunellen.


https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/15MF5qznAj6vHMXcnIxqzegufNp0EJapb1M8PHrhCnHQ

 

[Murenovich]

Here is link, should be more legible. 470.1375 paging tones including Dunellen.


https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/15MF5qznAj6vHMXcnIxqzegufNp0EJapb1M8PHrhCnHQ

Thanks for this awesome updated list.

I noticed you didn't have Warren Twp (Station 61) Fire or EMS on there and I wanted to at least confirm Warren Twp Fire for you.

I will try and get the EMS tones over the next week or but tbh they don't do too many calls anymore, it's all EMS-10 from Atlantic but still wouldn't be bad to have on the list. I'll get their dispatch and their scramble tones and post them here.

Warren Twp Fire - Dispatch Freq: 470.625 A/B: 716.0/1344.0

 

[edisonfire]

Somerset Paging Tones

Hey Wayne, is anyone still using 33.94 for paging? I haven't had the freq in scanner in years

 

[Murenovich]

Hey Wayne, is anyone still using 33.94 for paging? I haven't had the freq in scanner in years

Negative. County phased that out about 5-6 years ago now. Nobody in SoCo uses that frequency anymore.

 

[APX8000]

Here is a very current list. There are some tones here previously unpublished. These are only on the 470.xxx simulcast paging system. I consider this information to be copyright protected and may not be republished without my written permission. There is imbedded information to protect the document.

While it’s appreciated that you posted up the information, I wanted to clarify something.... You “consider” this information to be copyright protected or did you actually pay a fee to the U.S. Copyright Office for an excel sheet of pager tones ?
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