P25 Talk Groups part 2

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Re: P25 Talk Groups part 2

Post by vk2pwsham » Wed Sep 07, 2011 1:14 am

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Re: P25 Talk Groups part 2

Post by vk2vkg » Sun Sep 11, 2011 2:58 pm

Looked at a Integral radio today and wrote down the channels on the GRN. These nearly match the current list we have here, but half seem to be one out with the group ids we have already.

D01 CNTRL E1
D02 CNTRL E2
D03 CNTRL W1
D04 CNTRL W2
D05 CNRTL S1
D06 CNRTL S2
D07 CNTRL N1
D08 CNTRL N2
D09 CNTRL C1
D10 CNTRL C2
D11 CNTRL C3
D12 CNTRL C4
D13 DESP 1
D14 DESP 2
D15 DESP 3
D16 TRANS 1
D17 TRANS 2
D18 TRANS 3
D19 CNTRLSP1
D20 CNTRLSP2
D21 KANDOS
D22 BYLNG
D23 LITHGOW
D24 KATOOMBA
D25 PENRITH 1
D26 PENRITH 2
D27 WINDSOR
D28 KINGS P1
D29 KINGS P2
D30 PARRA 1
D31 PARRA 2
D32 HOXTON 1
D33 HOXTON 2
D34 NARELL 1
D35 NARELL 2
D36 M VALE 1
D37 M VALE 2
D38 PICTON
D39 SPRNGW 1
D40 SPRNGW 2
D41 SHLHBR 1
D42 SHLHBR 2
D43 NOWRA 1
D44 NOWRA 2
D45 ULLAD
D46 COMMS 1
D47 COMMS 2
D48 SPARE
D49 SECUR 2
D50 BYLNG A
D52 SPARE
D53 SPARE

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Re: P25 Talk Groups part 2

Post by matthewn1983 » Sun Sep 11, 2011 4:21 pm

Wow, well done!

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Re: P25 Talk Groups part 2

Post by Bigfella237 » Sun Sep 11, 2011 9:18 pm

Thanks Harry, but as you said, something seems to be out by one?

I can 100% guarantee that TG 10644 is Ulladulla as it's my local talkgroup and I'm sure it has been referred to many times as "channel 44" (I think I may still have a recording of such from the big storms a while ago)?

Also, somebody here has already confirmed that channels 45 & 46 are the SCADA comms talkgroups?

Is there any chance that your list has an extra entry in there somewhere?

Andrew

EDIT: Just had a thought (and I'm only guessing here but)... all the above would line up if their talkgroup allocation started at 10600 instead of 10601?

Although this would be a bit unconventional as all other agency's allocations appear to start at xxxx1 (with the exception of RFS but I assume that's because they had to do a radio profile upgrade very early on in the peace)?
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Re: P25 Talk Groups part 2

Post by matthewn1983 » Sun Sep 11, 2011 9:32 pm

10645 gets used alot by Techs at Castle Hill, havent seen 10646 at all.

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Re: P25 Talk Groups part 2

Post by cartman » Mon Sep 12, 2011 6:49 pm

I noticed that out by one too ... suspect that one of the D19 ... D22 maybe a standalone P25 frequency rather than a GRN channel


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Re: P25 Talk Groups part 2

Post by col05_au » Tue Sep 13, 2011 2:10 pm

cartman wrote:I noticed that out by one too ... suspect that one of the D19 ... D22 maybe a standalone P25 frequency rather than a GRN channel


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D22 BYLNG
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Re: P25 Talk Groups part 2

Post by Bigfella237 » Tue Sep 13, 2011 6:48 pm

Thanks Col,

So it's probably safe to assume that "D50 BYLNG A" would also be a conventional channel?

Any idea what the abbreviation represents?

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Re: P25 Talk Groups part 2

Post by Longreach » Tue Sep 13, 2011 7:36 pm

Yeah its Bylong, NE of Mudgee.
Endevour have PMR allocations in that area, due to no GRN coverage in that area.

http://web.acma.gov.au/pls/radcom/site_ ... _ID=203857

hope this is of help

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Re: P25 Talk Groups part 2

Post by vk2vkg » Tue Sep 13, 2011 8:56 pm

D22 BYLNG is actually D22 BYLNG D a slight correction, sorry guys and 50 BYLNG A are both scan channels. I had a look at the display again and noticed a scan symbol. I then checked to see what channels are scanned and it was

D22 BYLNG D and DIE_DIR1

D50 BYLNG A and DIE_DIR2

If we remove D22 this will then allow the talkgroup names to line up with what has been worked out already.

Thanks

Harry

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