radio kill

[rochele1]

Hi

I want to know how can i send RADIO KILL command to a specific radio with MDC enabled ?

will appreciate if you help me

 

[CommJunkie]

The radio needs to support sending a kill command, and the radio you want to kill needs to support receiving a kill command. You can't just send a kill command for a specific MDC without the proper configuration.

 

[ff-medic]

Hi

I want to know how can i send RADIO KILL command to a specific radio with MDC enabled ?

will appreciate if you help me

Just asking.

If you had the authority to do so, and were properly trained on your radio system.....Wouldn't you already know how to do this? To the least, get the radio folks whom installed your system to do it for you.....if they knew you to be authorized to do so?

Why do I smell revenge and/or being "ticked off".


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thanks to all for analyzing me , yes i'm in dominican republic and we do not follow FCC , here people are not interested in digital radios because those radios are expensive , we are not rich like you guys , we still believe analog system is better due to low costs of maintenance and equipment.

FF - Medic !!!

 

[SteveC0625]

Hi

I want to know how can i send RADIO KILL command to a specific radio with MDC enabled ?

will appreciate if you help me

Everything I have ever read or heard about MDC and Radio Kill indicates that this is a console only function and isn't sent from mobile or portable to another. The dispatch console has to be properly programmed for this function. In most systems, it takes supervisor or management authority to use the command.

So unless you have a console capable of being setup and programmed for this, the answer is that you can not do it.

 

[rochele1]

Everything I have ever read or heard about MDC and Radio Kill indicates that this is a console only function and isn't sent from mobile or portable to another. The dispatch console has to be properly programmed for this function. In most systems, it takes supervisor or management authority to use the command.

So unless you have a console capable of being setup and programmed for this, the answer is that you can not do it.

thanks steven , all radios i have are GM300 / MDC enabled , now what type console i can buy and can i find used on ebay i.e. ?

 

[rochele1]

Just asking.

If you had the authority to do so, and were properly trained on your radio system.....Wouldn't you already know how to do this? To the least, get the radio folks whom installed your system to do it for you.....if they knew you to be authorized to do so?

Why do I smell revenge and/or being "ticked off".


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FF - Medic !!!

you smell revenge , because you are also member of those persons who make decision without enough knowledge ,

by the way i don't see any necessity to explain you why i'm looking for this option ,

 

[rochele1]

The radio needs to support sending a kill command, and the radio you want to kill needs to support receiving a kill command. You can't just send a kill command for a specific MDC without the proper configuration.

i have developed a dispatch software ,now all taxi drivers when want to talk their pictures and ANI show up on screen , if they do not pay on time , their number would be red and operator can not give service to them , i was thinking if i could send a Code or something to those who didn't pay that would be great because they can't listen the services and when they paid i send a code to activated again .

so do you have any idea now ?

 

[domes]

You may want to research the MDC "kill" function. I'm not familiar how Motorola MDC "kill" works but other systems such as Fleetsync or Nexedge have a kill & stun function. Kill completely disables the radio and it can only be reactivated with a hands-on reprogram. Stun mutes the speaker & PTT but the radio can receive reactivation over the air.

 

[jaspence]

Radio "kill"

Since we still don't know exactly what type you want to silence, there is no answer. Even if we did, the expense for the console and programming could stop your plans before you silence any radio.

 

[com501]

This sounds like a question for your RADIO DEALER to answer for you. Go see them, this is what they do FOR A LIVING. Quit trying to half arse a solution when you aren't even sure you know what you need.

Besides that, the GM300 isn't capable of advanced signalling. It can send MDC and acknowledge basic alerts, but AFAIK it isn't capable of advanced commands. You need something with a more advanced controller, perhaps a Kenwood with Fleetsync capability. Besides that, you STILL need someone knowledgeable in setting this up, it isn't just buying some used carp off of eBay and hoping it works.

GO SEE YOUR DEALER.

 

[scannermanner1]

You have to have some Motorola dispatching software in order to do that and it cost about $18,000 !! all of the 10 dispatch centers around my location use it

 

[rochele1]

thanks to all for your explanations , well with these prices and difficulties i think i have to forget about it , i thought with a simple code or some tricks it's possible but as scannermanner1 said $18,000 ,,,Oh no i can't pay such money

thanks again guys for helping and responding .

 

[ffexpCP]

Some of the more advanced deskset tone remotes will do it. I think I paid about $3,000. Can't remember if that was each or for the two...

 

[SCPD]

Kill message

Ya know this got me thinking,some people have been reporting their P25 system's have frequencies in the band band section of their scanners changed resulting in "no joy" or a loss of a system.Does anyone think
they can do the same thing to a non authorized scanner receiver?

 

[ffexpCP]

No.

 

[RRR]

Doesn't Trbo support sending remote disable commands from a properly programmed radio?

 

[SteveC0625]

Doesn't Trbo support sending remote disable commands from a properly programmed radio?

Probably, but since the OP is using GM300's, it isn't applicable here.

 

[com501]

All Trbo radios support remote enable/disable in digital mode. This is why it is important to make sure that your dealer properly sets up your radios so that some douchebag with a trbo radio doesn't kill all your housekeeping radios on Friday afternoon just before checkin. (Or turn off all the security guards at the Mall)

 

[rochele1]

the problem my friends is that radio dealers here are not authorized reseller , they learnt from this one and that one , and their information is not up to dated , this is why i'm asking my questions here , really i prefer local dealer but when i ask and they say "AAAA YES but it's expensive " ..and i ask again ok how does it work and ask for more explanation ,they don't know exactly ,
they only heard there such systems in motorola .

this is the problem amigos

Also turbo radios are digital gm300 is analog ,

 

[com501]

A GM300 is not going to do what you want without an aftermarket addon board. Cimarron Technologies has a board that you can add to any radio which will do what you need.

Automatic ID, stun/revive. CIM-1200 Wired : Cimarron Technologies for ANI Encoders and Decoders

These guys do it all, you may have to call them to get what you need in the way of hardware, but they are probably the least expensive way to go.