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Nc-5700 Fleetsync /dtmf ani question

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For those knowledgeable with NX-5700, will the radio handle via programming Fleetsync & dtmf ani on the same channel. For example Fleetsync on ptt connect & dtmf on disconnect. Or even both on connect with delay between the two. I have new nx-5700 I will be programming soon and am curious about this configuration. Thank you in advance.
 

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No. Each ANI type will be set within the system, then personalities made under the system or a system assigned to a zone based on how you chose to set it up. Maybe an external board can provide EOT DTMF but no way to do it within the radio.
 

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No. You get your choice of one signaling type or the other. Is there an actual system that is set up that is expecting two different signaling types?
 

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No. You get your choice of one signaling type or the other. Is there an actual system that is set up that is expecting two different signaling types?
Ok thanks for the info. Not a system expecting two types but an auxiliary function. The system expects Fleetsync. A secondary display (legacy system) is looking for dtmf.
 

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No. Each ANI type will be set within the system, then personalities made under the system or a system assigned to a zone based on how you chose to set it up. Maybe an external board can provide EOT DTMF but no way to do it within the radio.
Ok thank you. I have some older selectone dtmf encoders (st101 and st104) but was hoping to utilize existing functionality. Not sure how difficult interfacing the selectone boards would be.
 

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The ST101 and ST104 are CTCSS encode and encode/decode, not DTMF or FS. There is the ST-804A, manuals etc. at Tone Signaling
 

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That’s incorrect. I’ve been using these 2 boards for years for dtmf. From the manufacturers website:
“The Selectone ST-801 is a subminiature DTMF (Dual-Tone Multi-Frequency) Automatic Number Identification (ANI) encoder manufactured by Communications Specialists for two-way mobile and handheld radio systems”
 

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... I have some older selectone dtmf encoders (st101 and st104) ...
The ST101 and ST104 are CTCSS encode and encode/decode, not DTMF or FS. There is the ST-804A, manuals etc. at Tone Signaling
That’s incorrect. I’ve been using these 2 boards for years for dtmf. From the manufacturers website:
“The Selectone ST-801 is a subminiature DTMF ...
What's incorrect? The ST-10x are CTCSS, not DTMF. The ST-80x are the DTMF boards, as you confirmed.
 
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