Each dept. has their own tone set and their own self contained paging system that dispatch accesses via landline.
The dept. I'm with currently has 4 talkgroups, which dispatch monitors 3/4.
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Patching Analog VHF Simplex to Trunked P25 for VFD Voice Paging
- Thread starter Deziel0495
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Each dept. has their own tone set and their own self contained paging system that dispatch accesses via landline.
The dept. I'm with currently has 4 talkgroups, which dispatch monitors 3/4.
Easy enough to wire it up to P25 as well; just run the interconnect output audio to the connector in the back of the radio.
If it's a Motorola APX mobile, that's the J2 connector on the backside:
pin 23 for mic+
pin 14 for gnd
pin 16 for ptt
The interconnect should key up the radio and give it the audio just the same as it does for the paging radio.
If it's a Motorola APX mobile, that's the J2 connector on the backside:
pin 23 for mic+
pin 14 for gnd
pin 16 for ptt
The interconnect should key up the radio and give it the audio just the same as it does for the paging radio.
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