Motorola Minitor Frequency & Tones

[mrwilmoth]

Does anyone know any of the frequencys or tones for san bernardino county or city fire? to program a motorola minitor?

 

[mrwilmoth]

anyone?

 

[iepoker]

each station has a different set of tones...

Frequency wise, I think the only freq that has QCII tones being used is ,blue. at 154.025

 

[mrwilmoth]

anyone?

 

[mkewman]

send me a recording of a dispatch and i'll decode them for you.

 

[FireMan16]

What Kind of Software is out there to decode the quick call

 

[mkewman]

i use spear for the mac... you gotta just zoom in hecka far though.

 

[ScannerDude244]

Here is software I been using for the past day or so it will decode on the fly good stuff. Andrew from Second Signal did a good job on it here is the link.
btw it's free Scanner Monitor only!

https://www.thenorth.com/clients/nctsearch/keymaker.nsf/scannerkeyrequest

also here is a demo of it running

http://www.thenorth.com/blogpics/demo2.html

 

[mrwilmoth]

cool, anyone find these tones yet?

 

[zz0468]

I'm not sure what you're asking for here. Are you looking for the tones for ALL the different stations? Are you looking for just one station? If just one station, what station? Your question is too vague to be answered.

 

[mrwilmoth]

I was looking for a list of all stations tones for the city of san bernardino fire.

 

[mrwilmoth]

also what freq do they transmit to the pagers?

 

[iepoker]

SB City Fire uses secure, digital paging... not readable with scanners or minitors.

 

[iepoker]

SB City Fire uses secure, digital paging system not monitorable with Minitor or Scanners.

 

[mkewman]

secure? you mean like a motorola flex pager system? thats NOT secure.

 

[iepoker]

bad terminology, here try this: The SB City paging system cannot be monitored with a motorola Minitor pager or commercial scanner.

Secure, perhaps no. Scannable, definetely not.

Prove. Me. Wrong.

 

[Markb]

When I was doing my Paramedic training with SBFD, they had what they called a "tap", where the PA was opened in the station, presumably by phone line, and you would hear the pop sound of the speaker opening and there was a single tone announcing a medical aid or other basic response. As for a structure fire, I can't recall what the particular sound was, but I never heard any QCII or any other "paging" systems in use by them. This was 8 years ago or so and it may have changed, but that's what I remember......

Mark

 

[iepoker]

thats what i was trying to say. I also have heard it called the tap, and was told it was digital. The person who was explaining the system was one of them folks that thought they knew a lot and was most certainly talking out his A. It is probably hardwired in via phone lines.

 

[fireman90]

does anybody know any of the tone frequecy's that are being put out on 154.025? that is dispatch for Rancho, Upland, Montclair, Chino, and Ontario fire. Any tone frequencies from any of these cites or stations would be really appreciated! feel free to pm me.

Thanks guys

RYan

 

[mkewman]

post a recording of said tones and i'll decode them.