Does a paging format exist for LTR systems of any format?
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Paging on LTR
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Thanks.. I had heard some interesting tone sounds on an LTR I was working on figuring out, so was wondering about that.
(Finally getting around to the business LTR's in my area.. I spend so much time figuring out the PS stuff,.. sometimes I forget all about the business stuff.)
(Finally getting around to the business LTR's in my area.. I spend so much time figuring out the PS stuff,.. sometimes I forget all about the business stuff.)
The Kenwood FleetSync format sounds similar to Motorola MDC1200, if you have heard that before.
FleetSync can have unit ID either before or after the transmission, and send alpha numeric messages to the radios that scroll across the display screen, or a Kenwood MDT terminal. FleetSync can be used in either conventional or LTR trunked, (I also believe that Kenwood is working on it for PassPort too).
This may be what you are hearing.
FleetSync can have unit ID either before or after the transmission, and send alpha numeric messages to the radios that scroll across the display screen, or a Kenwood MDT terminal. FleetSync can be used in either conventional or LTR trunked, (I also believe that Kenwood is working on it for PassPort too).
This may be what you are hearing.
Might be as I know one of the companies that is on this LTR uses Kenwood MDS's, and Kenwood Mobiles. They used to run Nextel's but found it cheaper to join on the local LTR SMR.... More later...
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