Multiple Control Channels?

[IndyEmsGuy]

If you have several CC freqs programmed into your TSYS object and you are getting 97% or greater signal on two of them all the time will that cause any problems? I set the multisite to ROAM but there are two different CC frequencies that I am getting a strong signal on.

 

[rdale]

Problems like???

 

[DonS]

If you have several CC freqs programmed into your TSYS object and you are getting 97% or greater signal on two of them all the time will that cause any problems? I set the multisite to ROAM but there are two different CC frequencies that I am getting a strong signal on.

I think "Roam" is meant to use the "best" CC at any given time. If you have more than one CC that are above the "Threshold Hi" settings, which one the radio will use I think depends on the order in which they appear in the TSYS's frequencies list. It will try them, in order, stopping when it finds one above Threshold Hi. If most of your "Roam" listening is at home, you may want to put the preferred CC (site) at the top of the TSYS's frequency list. Then, as you get away from home and that site's CCs decrease in decode quality, the radio should move on to other TSYS frequencies.

 

[IndyEmsGuy]

Thats how I have it setup I just wanted to make sure that it wouldn't cause any problems. Thanks!

 

[kd2pm]

Nope wont cause any problems. I have 8 listed under one TSYS for the NJ State Police. If I use ROAM I only get Troop C which is the stronger signal. When I go to STAT I can get both Troop C and Troop B. Since they went to Smartzone and there are a few TG's I like to listen to from each, if no one is in the Troop C area on that TG driving around, at least I can still hear it on Troop B...