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I have been doing some research and I believe (not 100% yet) I have found what the 651xx talkgroups are being used for.
On a Harris radio system (the CVG system is Harris) when a dispatcher selects multiple talkgroups or subscriber radios to talk with the system assigns a temporary talkgroup from a batch of talkgroups (the 651xx talkgroups) set aside for this purpose.
From what I have read these talkgroups have a lower and upper range and are selected by the system in a mathematically sequential order.
This operation (generally referred to as "super grouping" or "dynamic regrouping") is described in the P25 standards and is not specific to Harris but seems to be used more by Harris than other manufacturers.
For us scanner listeners we will need to figure out all the talkgroup IDs being used on the system for this purpose and have them programmed in our scanners in order to make sure we don't miss an incident alert. That or run our scanners in search mode all the time, which I do anyway.
On a Harris radio system (the CVG system is Harris) when a dispatcher selects multiple talkgroups or subscriber radios to talk with the system assigns a temporary talkgroup from a batch of talkgroups (the 651xx talkgroups) set aside for this purpose.
From what I have read these talkgroups have a lower and upper range and are selected by the system in a mathematically sequential order.
This operation (generally referred to as "super grouping" or "dynamic regrouping") is described in the P25 standards and is not specific to Harris but seems to be used more by Harris than other manufacturers.
For us scanner listeners we will need to figure out all the talkgroup IDs being used on the system for this purpose and have them programmed in our scanners in order to make sure we don't miss an incident alert. That or run our scanners in search mode all the time, which I do anyway.