Vestavia Hills, AL TRS Fleetmap

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Anyone on the board know the fleetmap size code and values for the Vestavia Hills Type I TRS?

It is not listed on the board under the system information.

I'm sure someone on the board monitors their system. Any info appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

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Vestavia Fleet Map

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System Fleetmap
Type B0 B1 B2 B3 B4 B5 B6 B7
Mot 2 2 2 2 2 C 2 2
TT S0 S0 S0 S0 S0 S3 S0 S0

Here is the Vestavia Fleet Map from the Radio Reference / Vestavia TRS page.

I have monitored this in my travels to Birmingham...my birthplace. I used to dispatch at Vestavia back in the pre 800 days.

Type I Motorola. S-0 S-0 S-0 S-0 S-0 S-3 S-0 S-0

Whitby had a page from years back w/ Vestavia info. That's how I got my original info.

Good luck,
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can some one help me set up my pro 96 for fleet map were i can hear vestavia hills i just do not under stand the setting for it .
 

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help with fleetmap (vestavia hills)

can anyone help me set up my fleetmap with vestavia hills.thank
 

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Look on page 37 of your Pro 96 manual. Press FUNC then 8. You'll see S-00 as the default. Just enter the same S00 (that's zero-zero) for all the rest of the entries except for entry five, when you you'll enter S03. Once you've made the seven entries required for the fleetmap, you can just psuh ENTER and you'll be done. You should be able to trunk track Vestavia Hills although you'll get every talk group. Continue reading on page 38 and 39 about how to store and label talkgroups.
 

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jerrien said:
can anyone help me set up my fleetmap with vestavia hills.thank

First, where are you? If you aren't close, you'll never hear them.
 

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Vestavia TRS / Type II Yet??

Greetings, folks.........

I'm thinking I saw a post the a week or two back stating they were going Type-II.

Does anyone have the latest info on Vestavia????

Thanks,
Julian
 

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help with fleetmap (vestavia hills)

dave911 said:
First, where are you? If you aren't close, you'll never hear them.
i live in the roebuck area and i have put in the map i sell can not hear anything so what can i do nexts.
 
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NO reception on this system from this part of town (Huffman/Roebuck). The 800Mhz
antenna from RS doesn't pull in anything even with the squelch wide open, and I have
a direct line-of-site to Red Mountain from my hilltop!
 

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I Need Help Also

I posted a message a while back but on this same subject I do not want to listen to anything but Vestavia Fire, i have the talkgroups programmed in and have all but the Vestavia Fire talkgroup locked out, does anyone have any suggestions as to how i can "tweek" it so that I only listen to Fire? While I think I have done it right, I still here EVERYTHING on Vestivia's frequencies.
 

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Vestavia Trunking

http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Motorola_Type_II

With all due respect.... there is nothing to alter.

Step one is to have the control channel(s) programmed into your scanner. Control Channels on Motorola systems sound like a diesel engine running. If among all the frequencies you have programmed, you do not hear such a sound, you will not be able to trunk-track with your scanner. Scanner should be prgrammed in "Control Channel Only" mode in Uniden scanners. Radio Shack refers to "Open" mode I believe.

Program the talkgroups as you've done, lock out or keep active those of interest and you are set.

Vestavia has gone to a Type-II system. That means talkgroup id numbers will read as the following examples: 16, 43220, 592, 1088, etc. Type-I talkgroup numbers (such as 101-4) will not work in a Type-II programmed scanner.

Now....how do we go about learning the Type-II talkgroups???? Not so hard. Once you are programmed for Type-II Moto trunking, run the scanner in "Search" or "Open" mode.
You will receive all talkgroups. Now by listening to the radio traffic you can often tell if you're hearing police, fire, public works, etc. Please make note of the talkgroups you want to listen to such as fire.

Post back what you get and we can get those talkgroup id numbers posted to the RR-database.

If you have any other questions, please post or write to julian780@bellsouth.net

** Please advise what scanner you are using - that may help w/ instructions for you. **

Best Regards,
Julian
 

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Type II System Vestavia.

jerrien said:
want is type ii talkgroup do you have that please.

Please retype your question w/ spell check. I cannot determine what you are asking.

Please try again.

If you are asking for an explanation as to what a Type-2 talkgroup is..... Motorola's first trunking format was Type-1. In a type-1 system, the talkgroup identification number to be entered into a scanner would look something like one of the following examples: 101-2, 004-22, 310-06, etc.

When trunked systems grew and a city or county needed more talkgroups (channels) than a Type-1 system could operate with.... Motorola came out with their Type-2 system that allowed more talkgroups on a system and had other features too. Talkgroup identification numbers programmed into a scanner for a type-2 system will look like one of the following examples: 42460, 48, 592, 10000, etc.

Here on the Radio Reference Wiki (encyclopedia) is information on all the trunking systems used in the USA. Link: http://wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Trunking
Everything you ever wanted to know about trunking but were afraid to ask.

Hope this helps........ if not, please retype the question and try again.

Best Regards,
Julian
 
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