Re-Banding
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The post is a cumulative list of rebanded systems/freqs. Makes sense to me.
Hartford Hospital's 860.8125 channel is in the trunk lineup according to the last time I ran Unitrunker on it. I don't know it it also used for conventional operation or if that was during the changeover.
chris
Hartford Hospital's 860.8125 channel is in the trunk lineup according to the last time I ran Unitrunker on it. I don't know it it also used for conventional operation or if that was during the changeover.
chris
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wethersfield reband
i hope someone will post the reband table for wethersfield pd since theyll be switching over on tuesday oct 26 th thanks
i hope someone will post the reband table for wethersfield pd since theyll be switching over on tuesday oct 26 th thanks
wesct
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I dont think that anybody will have info until the channels have been
re-banded. You may have to customize the band plan for your scanner, but you should ask those questions in the forums for the model of your scanner.
re-banded. You may have to customize the band plan for your scanner, but you should ask those questions in the forums for the model of your scanner.
They are not specific for each system. All you have to do is to reprogram the system 15MHz lower using the generic rebanding tables and you will hear them. If you are concerned that the control channels will not match up, just program it the old fashioned way, all 5 channels.
chris
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wethersfield reband
welp oct 26th has come and gone and wethersfield hasnt rebanded yet!
welp oct 26th has come and gone and wethersfield hasnt rebanded yet!
wesct
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Yes, you are correct.
I guess they have attempted to get this done, but it never happened.
The town has till December 31, 2010 to get it done, so we will see..
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yep the better get to steppin 2 months left
yep the better get to steppin 2 months left
ecps92
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They followed the rules and got an extension from the FCC for the completion of rebanding. I would guess that they are close but if they don't finish for some reason, they could always ask for another extension.
Anyone aware of a timeframe for them to go digital? They just go a license modification for it.
chris
Anyone aware of a timeframe for them to go digital? They just go a license modification for it.
chris
wesct
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As of October 29,2010
Hartford county:
Hartford Hospital Security 860.8125 MHz DPL025
Also, new trunk channel: 853.4625 from 868.4625
CCSU Police, New Britain: 856.8125 MHz DPL071
857.4125 MHz PL 114.8 RAFS 1
854.9125 MHz PL 114.8 RAFS 2
City of Hartford: WPSJ542 4 new channels
13 14 15 16
854.0125, 856.0375, 855.0125, 854.5625
West Hartford Has Re-Banded as of 6/25/2009
WPMN274
851.0750
851.3250
851.8000
852.5500
853.2875
853.8125
OCTOBER 29, 2010
As of this morning, it looks like re-banding
has happened for Wethersfield. So far it is
analog.
New channels:
852.3000
852.8375
853.0750
853.5875
853.7875
Wethersfield has had their liscense modified:
ULS License - Public Safety Ntl Plan, 821-824/866-869 MHz, Trunked License - WPLY874 - WETHERSFIELD, TOWN OF
Windham County
Willimantic PD 854.2625 Mhz PL 162.2
New Haven County
Meriden PD 855.5125 MHz PL123.0
Meriden is also licensed for the I-Call re-banded frequencies
New Haven Fire :
854.4875 MHz DPL311
859.5625 MHz DPL311
Waterbury has new frequencies
WPLU572
ULS License - PubSafty/SpecEmer/PubSaftyNtlPlan,806-817/851-862MHz,Trunked License - WPLU572 - WATERBURY, CITY OF - Frequencies Summary
Note: This is a LTR Multinet system
New London County:
Groton Town PD
Ch 1 853.400 DCS 155
Ch 2 851.575 DCS 155
Sprague: 855.2625 MHz WQFI 471
Statewide:
Department of Corrections
854.1125 MHz; 857.6625 MHz; 859.5375 Mhz; and 859.6625 MHz- status pending
Fairfield County:
Shelton PD:
852.2500 - PL 110.9
853.4375 - PL 110.9
Hartford county:
Hartford Hospital Security 860.8125 MHz DPL025
Also, new trunk channel: 853.4625 from 868.4625
CCSU Police, New Britain: 856.8125 MHz DPL071
857.4125 MHz PL 114.8 RAFS 1
854.9125 MHz PL 114.8 RAFS 2
City of Hartford: WPSJ542 4 new channels
13 14 15 16
854.0125, 856.0375, 855.0125, 854.5625
West Hartford Has Re-Banded as of 6/25/2009
WPMN274
851.0750
851.3250
851.8000
852.5500
853.2875
853.8125
OCTOBER 29, 2010
As of this morning, it looks like re-banding
has happened for Wethersfield. So far it is
analog.
New channels:
852.3000
852.8375
853.0750
853.5875
853.7875
Wethersfield has had their liscense modified:
ULS License - Public Safety Ntl Plan, 821-824/866-869 MHz, Trunked License - WPLY874 - WETHERSFIELD, TOWN OF
Windham County
Willimantic PD 854.2625 Mhz PL 162.2
New Haven County
Meriden PD 855.5125 MHz PL123.0
Meriden is also licensed for the I-Call re-banded frequencies
New Haven Fire :
854.4875 MHz DPL311
859.5625 MHz DPL311
Waterbury has new frequencies
WPLU572
ULS License - PubSafty/SpecEmer/PubSaftyNtlPlan,806-817/851-862MHz,Trunked License - WPLU572 - WATERBURY, CITY OF - Frequencies Summary
Note: This is a LTR Multinet system
New London County:
Groton Town PD
Ch 1 853.400 DCS 155
Ch 2 851.575 DCS 155
Sprague: 855.2625 MHz WQFI 471
Statewide:
Department of Corrections
854.1125 MHz; 857.6625 MHz; 859.5375 Mhz; and 859.6625 MHz- status pending
Fairfield County:
Shelton PD:
852.2500 - PL 110.9
853.4375 - PL 110.9
Wethersfield FD was doing radio testing last night. I would still look for the changeover in the near future.
chris
chris
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wesct
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As of November 30,2010
Hartford county:
Hartford Hospital Security 860.8125 MHz DPL025
Also, new trunk channel: 853.4625 from 868.4625
CCSU Police, New Britain: 856.8125 MHz DPL071
857.4125 MHz PL 114.8 RAFS 1
854.9125 MHz PL 114.8 RAFS 2
City of Hartford: WPSJ542 4 new channels
13 14 15 16
854.0125, 856.0375, 855.0125, 854.5625
West Hartford Has Re-Banded as of 6/25/2009
WPMN274
851.0750
851.3250
851.8000
852.5500
853.2875
853.8125
OCTOBER 29, 2010
As of this morning, it looks like re-banding
has happened for Wethersfield. So far it is
analog.
New channels:
852.3000
852.8375
853.0750
853.5875
853.7875
Wethersfield has had their liscense modified:
ULS License - Public Safety Ntl Plan, 821-824/866-869 MHz, Trunked License - WPLY874 - WETHERSFIELD, TOWN OF
Windham County
Willimantic PD 854.2625 Mhz PL 162.2
New Haven County
Meriden PD 855.5125 MHz PL123.0
Meriden is also licensed for the I-Call re-banded frequencies
New Haven Fire :
854.4875 MHz DPL311
859.5625 MHz DPL311
Waterbury has new frequencies
WPLU572
ULS License - PubSafty/SpecEmer/PubSaftyNtlPlan,806-817/851-862MHz,Trunked License - WPLU572 - WATERBURY, CITY OF - Frequencies Summary
Note: This is a LTR Multinet system
New London County:
Groton Town PD
Ch 1 853.400 DCS 155
Ch 2 851.575 DCS 155
Sprague: 855.2625 MHz WQFI 471
Statewide:
Department of Corrections
854.1125 MHz; 857.6625 MHz; 859.5375 Mhz; and 859.6625 MHz- status pending
Fairfield County:
Shelton PD:
852.2500 - PL 110.9
853.4375 - PL 110.9
**Keep an eye out for the State Police re-banding coming soon....**
Hartford county:
Hartford Hospital Security 860.8125 MHz DPL025
Also, new trunk channel: 853.4625 from 868.4625
CCSU Police, New Britain: 856.8125 MHz DPL071
857.4125 MHz PL 114.8 RAFS 1
854.9125 MHz PL 114.8 RAFS 2
City of Hartford: WPSJ542 4 new channels
13 14 15 16
854.0125, 856.0375, 855.0125, 854.5625
West Hartford Has Re-Banded as of 6/25/2009
WPMN274
851.0750
851.3250
851.8000
852.5500
853.2875
853.8125
OCTOBER 29, 2010
As of this morning, it looks like re-banding
has happened for Wethersfield. So far it is
analog.
New channels:
852.3000
852.8375
853.0750
853.5875
853.7875
Wethersfield has had their liscense modified:
ULS License - Public Safety Ntl Plan, 821-824/866-869 MHz, Trunked License - WPLY874 - WETHERSFIELD, TOWN OF
Windham County
Willimantic PD 854.2625 Mhz PL 162.2
New Haven County
Meriden PD 855.5125 MHz PL123.0
Meriden is also licensed for the I-Call re-banded frequencies
New Haven Fire :
854.4875 MHz DPL311
859.5625 MHz DPL311
Waterbury has new frequencies
WPLU572
ULS License - PubSafty/SpecEmer/PubSaftyNtlPlan,806-817/851-862MHz,Trunked License - WPLU572 - WATERBURY, CITY OF - Frequencies Summary
Note: This is a LTR Multinet system
New London County:
Groton Town PD
Ch 1 853.400 DCS 155
Ch 2 851.575 DCS 155
Sprague: 855.2625 MHz WQFI 471
Statewide:
Department of Corrections
854.1125 MHz; 857.6625 MHz; 859.5375 Mhz; and 859.6625 MHz- status pending
Fairfield County:
Shelton PD:
852.2500 - PL 110.9
853.4375 - PL 110.9
**Keep an eye out for the State Police re-banding coming soon....**
wesct
Member
Just a refresh
UPDATED ICALL/ITAC REBANDING SCHEDULE
December 17, 2010
Very Important instructions Please Read.
We are now three weeks into the re-banding effort, as with all such efforts issues pop up which cause some difficulties. We are confident that the major issues have been resolved, although it can be expected that some minor issues will still occur.
All radios that have not been reprogrammed (re-banded) to date require a program upgrade to function properly.
If the radio users do not bring their radios to the following locations on the following dates listed below the radios will fail to operate in the near future when the CSP Operated ICALL/ITAC system moves to the new channel band plan.
If your State owned ICALL/ITAC radio has not been reprogrammed by the technicians retained by the CSP Communications Units at the prescribed locations, they must be brought to one of these locations for re-banding.
This is not a standard maintenance issue. An outside vendor is bearing the cost to change the radio band plan. The responsibility to reprogram the radios will be State and not the vendor after the project dates expire. Please do not contribute to the current fiscal crisis.
State issued ICALL/ITAC portable radios may be brought to any of the locations listed below at the times indicated for a program upgrade. The radio will either be exchanged for one with the correct programming, re-programmed on site, or if required you may drop the radio off with the technicians and return later in the day to retrieve them when reprogrammed.
It is imperative to have total re-band participation by all radio users of the Connecticut State Police 800Mhz Conventional ICALL/ITAC radio system. This does not include the CSPERN radios, we are working on a means to fund the reprogramming of the ICALL/ITAC Channels in the State supplied CSPERN Radios. If this is not successful the local holder will have to accomplish this if they wish to retain that capability.
Re-banding ICALL/ITAC radios purchased by local or regional agencies is the responsibility of the owner regardless of funding source.
If your state issued ITAC ICALL base and portable radios are not re-programmed they will not work.
Prime Movers and DECON Trailers will be reprogrammed where they are housed during the week of January 10 through January 14.
Operators of these units must submit the name, email and contact number of a Point of Contact to DEMHS Emergency Telecommunications Manager John Gustafson at john.g.gustafson@ct.gov, prior to close of business January 4 2011. This information will be used to arrange a schedule for the re-banding of the Prime Movers and Decon Trailers. If the equipment in question is out for repair and/or service we must be notified of this and you must make arrangements to provide access to them to re-band the ICALL/ITAC equipment
You must participate to keep the radio system working.
December 20 Fleet (47 Mill Hill Rd. Colchester) 7:00 – 3:30
December 21 Troop H / State Atty. At H 6:00 – 6:00 Fleet 7:00 – 3:30
December 22 Fleet 7:00 – 3:30 DEP Eastern Div. (Marlborough) 8:00 – 12:00
December 23 Fleet / ESU At Fleet 7:00 – 3:30
December 24 Holiday – No Rebanding
December 27 Holiday – No Rebanding
December 28 Troop G / State Atty. At G 6:00 – 6:00 Fleet 7:00 – 3:30
December 29 Fleet 7:00 – 3:30
December 30 Fleet Make Up Date 7:00 – 3:30
December 31 Holiday – No Rebanding
January 3 - 7 Troop G Make Up Date 6:00 – 6:00 Troop A Make Up Date 6:00 – 6:00
January 10 – 14 Prime Movers / DCON Trailers at their location
During the January 10 – 14 reprogram dates the radio technicians will go to the towns where the Prime Movers and DCON trailers are located.
John G Gustafson
Emergency Telecommunications Manager
Connecticut Department of Emergency Management and Homeland Security
25 Sigourney St, Hartford, Ct, 06106
Office-860-256-0899
Cell-860-538-9432
December 17, 2010
Very Important instructions Please Read.
We are now three weeks into the re-banding effort, as with all such efforts issues pop up which cause some difficulties. We are confident that the major issues have been resolved, although it can be expected that some minor issues will still occur.
All radios that have not been reprogrammed (re-banded) to date require a program upgrade to function properly.
If the radio users do not bring their radios to the following locations on the following dates listed below the radios will fail to operate in the near future when the CSP Operated ICALL/ITAC system moves to the new channel band plan.
If your State owned ICALL/ITAC radio has not been reprogrammed by the technicians retained by the CSP Communications Units at the prescribed locations, they must be brought to one of these locations for re-banding.
This is not a standard maintenance issue. An outside vendor is bearing the cost to change the radio band plan. The responsibility to reprogram the radios will be State and not the vendor after the project dates expire. Please do not contribute to the current fiscal crisis.
State issued ICALL/ITAC portable radios may be brought to any of the locations listed below at the times indicated for a program upgrade. The radio will either be exchanged for one with the correct programming, re-programmed on site, or if required you may drop the radio off with the technicians and return later in the day to retrieve them when reprogrammed.
It is imperative to have total re-band participation by all radio users of the Connecticut State Police 800Mhz Conventional ICALL/ITAC radio system. This does not include the CSPERN radios, we are working on a means to fund the reprogramming of the ICALL/ITAC Channels in the State supplied CSPERN Radios. If this is not successful the local holder will have to accomplish this if they wish to retain that capability.
Re-banding ICALL/ITAC radios purchased by local or regional agencies is the responsibility of the owner regardless of funding source.
If your state issued ITAC ICALL base and portable radios are not re-programmed they will not work.
Prime Movers and DECON Trailers will be reprogrammed where they are housed during the week of January 10 through January 14.
Operators of these units must submit the name, email and contact number of a Point of Contact to DEMHS Emergency Telecommunications Manager John Gustafson at john.g.gustafson@ct.gov, prior to close of business January 4 2011. This information will be used to arrange a schedule for the re-banding of the Prime Movers and Decon Trailers. If the equipment in question is out for repair and/or service we must be notified of this and you must make arrangements to provide access to them to re-band the ICALL/ITAC equipment
You must participate to keep the radio system working.
December 20 Fleet (47 Mill Hill Rd. Colchester) 7:00 – 3:30
December 21 Troop H / State Atty. At H 6:00 – 6:00 Fleet 7:00 – 3:30
December 22 Fleet 7:00 – 3:30 DEP Eastern Div. (Marlborough) 8:00 – 12:00
December 23 Fleet / ESU At Fleet 7:00 – 3:30
December 24 Holiday – No Rebanding
December 27 Holiday – No Rebanding
December 28 Troop G / State Atty. At G 6:00 – 6:00 Fleet 7:00 – 3:30
December 29 Fleet 7:00 – 3:30
December 30 Fleet Make Up Date 7:00 – 3:30
December 31 Holiday – No Rebanding
January 3 - 7 Troop G Make Up Date 6:00 – 6:00 Troop A Make Up Date 6:00 – 6:00
January 10 – 14 Prime Movers / DCON Trailers at their location
During the January 10 – 14 reprogram dates the radio technicians will go to the towns where the Prime Movers and DCON trailers are located.
John G Gustafson
Emergency Telecommunications Manager
Connecticut Department of Emergency Management and Homeland Security
25 Sigourney St, Hartford, Ct, 06106
Office-860-256-0899
Cell-860-538-9432
davefirelt
Member
CT SP Rebanding
Reported that CTSP has started rebanding in November and it is expected to take 4 months to complete, any info on this?
Reported that CTSP has started rebanding in November and it is expected to take 4 months to complete, any info on this?
davefirelt
Member
I guess I should have read the previous message, missed it somehow.
So they are talking about the middle of January before the switch is made,right for CSP?
Cskib32087
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Look for late spring early summer for the total switch
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