No analog yet.
Also programmed the freq as a 1-freq trunk system and that works too. I 'quick saved' the hit and got the GPS location for the name and a TGID of "1" which is also the NAC for the conventional P25 channel.
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P25 One-Frequency Trunk vs. Conventional P25
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No analog yet.
Also programmed the freq as a 1-freq trunk system and that works too. I 'quick saved' the hit and got the GPS location for the name and a TGID of "1" which is also the NAC for the conventional P25 channel.
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I have Kentucky State Police post 1 set up as P25 One-Frequency System. Post dispatch radios display TGID of 65535 with the various console RIDs displayed as well. The mobiles display TGID of 1 and 2. Various RIDs are displayed while using TGID (1) but only RID 585 when using TGID (2). Anyone have any ideas why this occurs? Thanks
By RID, do you mean the Unit ID? Sometimes the simplest answer is correct - perhaps there is only one radio that is programmed as TGID (2), hence the reason you only see one Unit ID under that talkgroup?
Yes Unit ID or Radio ID. Perhaps so just seems kind of odd.
If it's just one radio that is transmitting under a different TGID, maybe it was a programming error.
Not sure. Different users but only the one UID displayed. Don't know much about Motorola radios but is it possible attributed to the use of different radio models or different transmitter sites. I know that Graves county KY Sheriffs department transmits on several sites. On one site only UID of 263 displays no matter the user. On other sites get TGID of 1 with different UIDs for each user.
Hmmm... I wonder if the repeater is programmed to transmit it's own UID instead of the UID it is repeating? That's a wild guess. Maybe someone else in the area knows a little more about it - you might try posting in the Kentucky regional forum if you haven't already.
Over my head here. Need someone with knowledge of Motorola radios and systems. I do know in this case KSP uses a mixture of XTS3000 and XTS5000 handhelds and Astro Spectra mobiles.
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