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quick call2 cap code help
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Go here http://www.midians.com/pdf/tone_signaling.pdf and look at the "Aviation" section. This is the only thing I can find that have letters like that, although they are single letters.
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Those are Motorola Quick Call I 2+2 tones. The exact tone frequencies depend on what plan (A, B or Z) the codes were taken from, but Z was the most popular, so we'll go with that here.
CP = 346.7 + 1084.0
CN = 346.7 + 977.2
KN = 716.7 + 977.2
CK = 346.7 + 716.7
It would be helpful if you could tell us what you're listening to with these tones, and why you need the frequencies. If you're trying to decode them using a pager, portable or scanner, don't even bother. QCI decoders went the way of the dinosaurs quite a while ago.
CP = 346.7 + 1084.0
CN = 346.7 + 977.2
KN = 716.7 + 977.2
CK = 346.7 + 716.7
It would be helpful if you could tell us what you're listening to with these tones, and why you need the frequencies. If you're trying to decode them using a pager, portable or scanner, don't even bother. QCI decoders went the way of the dinosaurs quite a while ago.
What reason would you have for wanting to encode them, other than being up to no good? You'll forgive my suspicion, but being from Rockland County where we still use those QCI tones, and your username putting you in the metro area, and having had people screw around with our tones very recently...you can do the math. :roll:
As far as decoding them, I already pointed out that the QCI tones are antiquated and no one produces decoders for them anymore. So unless you have an old Plectron or a 60s/70s era Motorola radio that has QCI decoding, it's not going to happen. QCI and QCII formats are completely different.
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