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Tone Alerts from 2 frequencies?

policefreak

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So lets say I want my G5 to alert for Tone A and Tone B on County 1 Dispatch 154.22 but on the same knob I want it to alert for Tone C and Tone D on County 2 Dispatch 155.55 since I am on the border of both counties. Is there a way to set that up to alert for both consistently? I feel like when I set both up individually in separate knobs and then create a scan knob to combine them I end up missing some dispatches.
 

tkowalik

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So lets say I want my G5 to alert for Tone A and Tone B on County 1 Dispatch 154.22 but on the same knob I want it to alert for Tone C and Tone D on County 2 Dispatch 155.55 since I am on the border of both counties. Is there a way to set that up to alert for both consistently? I feel like when I set both up individually in separate knobs and then create a scan knob to combine them I end up missing some dispatches.
No way, currently, to scan two analog freqs and alert in monitor mode. I’ve seen references to silent scan doing this but has not worked for me.
 

nhfdcadet

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If they're both analog channels, the G5 should be able to accomplish this, you just have to make the two different monitor channels with their respective tones, and then set up a third channel which scans them. Bear in mind that this could cause you to miss transmissions/tones if one is transmitting the same time as the other, as the pager will select whichever activity it hears first.
 
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