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Motorola DTR 650

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KC9IWD

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I have 16 DTR 650s for use within our hospital for emergency communications. Being somewhat from the analog side of radio things, I am quite lost when they are talking about public groups, private groups and channels. I get the public group thing but am trying to figure out a system for setting these up for use in different departments but having a few that would be able to contact all radios or individuals when needed. Is there a simple way to explain how the digital side of things work? I have the programming software from Motorola also. Thanks very much.

Terry
 
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