Woodmere, Lawrence-Cedarhurst, Inwood FD tone out

[JackRoberts23]

Anyone know the tone out info for WFD, LCFD, and IFD? I know the dispatch frequency is 453.1625 but what about the tones?

 

[dave3825]

What kind of radio do you have?

 

[JackRoberts23]

Right now I have a Motorola xts5000 but I’m getting an HT1250 and I have experience with both of them

 

[dave3825]

Do those radios have a tone out feature like Uniden scanners?

 

[JackRoberts23]

Not familiar with Uniden scanners. Both radios can do Quick Call 2 and MDC-1200

 

[JackRoberts23]

I’m pretty sure they do

Do those radios have a tone out feature like Uniden scanners?

 

[w2lie]

Here is my Nassau County tone chart. These tones might work, or they might be out of date. YMMV

Downloads / Fire Tone-Out Charts / Nassau Tone Chart v3.0.3 - W2LIE.net | Monitor Long Island, Inc.

 

[JackRoberts23]

There is no info for woodmere Lawrence-Cedarhurst or inwood

 

[dave3825]

You can still listen without the tones.

 

[GTR8000]

There is no info for woodmere Lawrence-Cedarhurst or inwood

Then it's time for you to record the dispatch channel and figure out the tones for yourself.

 

[KevinC]

You can still listen without the tones.

But can you hear the tone?

Sorry, I just couldn't resist.

 

[w2lie]

I did some programming years ago. This is what is in LCFD’s pagers

Alias	A	B
LCFD General	1465	1743
LCFD Signal 99	1465	1153
LCFD / ABR	1465	1820
Battalion Alarm	1465	1287
Battalion Signal 10	1598	1130
Countywide	1598.6	602.7
Battalion Alert	1465	518
Inwood Gen	2807	1287
Inwood Rescue	2807	1598.6
Woodmere Chief	1232.7	1287

Woodmere EMS	1232.7	1180
Woodmere Gen	1232.7	2260
Hewlett 1	568.8	600.4
Hewlett 2	568.8	707.3
Hewlett 3	568.8	669.7

 

[16b]

You can still listen without the tones.

He wasn't asking whether or not he could listen to them. He was asking if anyone knew what the tones were! Did you read the original post?

 

[JackRoberts23]

I did some programming years ago. This is what is in LCFD’s pagers

Alias	A	B
LCFD General	1465	1743
LCFD Signal 99	1465	1153
LCFD / ABR	1465	1820
Battalion Alarm	1465	1287
Battalion Signal 10	1598	1130
Countywide	1598.6	602.7
Battalion Alert	1465	518
Inwood Gen	2807	1287
Inwood Rescue	2807	1598.6
Woodmere Chief	1232.7	1287

Woodmere EMS	1232.7	1180
Woodmere Gen	1232.7	2260
Hewlett 1	568.8	600.4
Hewlett 2	568.8	707.3
Hewlett 3	568.8	669.7

Thank you so much but what is LCFD/ ABR

 

[w2lie]

LC and Atlantic Beach Rescue

 

[JackRoberts23]

Ok gotcha

 

[JackRoberts23]

I did some programming years ago. This is what is in LCFD’s pagers

Alias	A	B
LCFD General	1465	1743
LCFD Signal 99	1465	1153
LCFD / ABR	1465	1820
Battalion Alarm	1465	1287
Battalion Signal 10	1598	1130
Countywide	1598.6	602.7
Battalion Alert	1465	518
Inwood Gen	2807	1287
Inwood Rescue	2807	1598.6
Woodmere Chief	1232.7	1287

Woodmere EMS	1232.7	1180
Woodmere Gen	1232.7	2260
Hewlett 1	568.8	600.4
Hewlett 2	568.8	707.3
Hewlett 3	568.8	669.7

When it says, Woodmere EMS and Woodmere general, you will only get calls if it's ems or general alarm?

 

[w2lie]

That’s how it’s supposed to work as long as those tones are still in use and current.

 

[JackRoberts23]

I meant that if you program the ems tones you will only get woodmere ems calls and if you program woodmere general you will only get general alarm calls?

 

[w2lie]

That’s what I answered in my previous reply


To add: assuming you are programming the radio as selective call. In monitor mode you will still hear all the traffic on the dispatch frequency