Why does this work? Any ideas?
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Random TG appearing, not even in the pager
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The “GRP_AFF_RSP” message is sent to this Private Call ID.
So this Private ID is assigned to other Talk Group ID temporarily and it receives the signal of the temporary Talk Group (TGID).
Just want to be sure if it says NO SETTING it is disabled?
That's how I interpreted it. I unchecked the box and now mine says the same thing. I have not had any bleed yet since making the change 48 hours ago, but the other Unications I programmed that did not yet have the change had some bleed but it occurred while I was not listening to my radio (of course), so I could not compare to definitively say this fixed it (yet). I have since flashed everyone's radio to incorporate this change last evening, so my 'control' of this experiment is gone. All we can do now is listen and cross fingers. If a few days go by, I will deem this to be fixed.
Another positive sign in the right direction: A member of our station has been flashing his radio on his own and he never had bleed. It is unknown whether his box was already unchecked. But it raises an eyebrow that we are closing in on the suspected fix.
I never knew it was enabled. It never affected me until recently. That's the weird part. I am still not even sure what it is, despite the answer a few posts above. But something must have changed in my County that suddenly made it become an issue. If in fact that was the problem. Maybe a new radio or dispatch console or other recent configuration change at the county caused it.
@ResQguy is this supposed to correct the bleed over issue I'm talking about as the OP? Can you explain what these settings mean? Their definition is a little vague. Also attached is my settings, I never changed them from when I received the pager.
The last column is the one he was talking about, uncheck that box,
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I downloaded mine 2 years ago from the website and I think I started by reading my factory default radio codeplug. I’m not placing blame. It’s possible I built upon what someone sent me. I can’t recall. But it wasn’t the dealer I know that. I purchased a factory default radio.
I used my factory codeplug as well to program the pager. But what does this SUID mean? Their definition in the software is very vague. I am waiting for a pager to be shipped by Unication, so I cannot confirm or deny this has corrected the OP's condition.
On a trunked network each SU has a Subscriber Unit ID (SUID), that includes the Unit ID and the ID of the trunked system it is registered on.
This allows for the calls to be made between trunked systems. The SUID is made up as follows:
Home System WACN ID (20bit) - Home System ID (12bit) - Unit ID (24 bit)
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