MOTOROLA 700 MHZ PAGER CODES PLUS

You might also consider adding a system such as ours ( that supports direct CAD to Alpha Pager / Cellular SMS messaging as well. So that each step get's more and more of the total potential response group.

Maybe, Station Alert + Pre-Alert Voice, plus the data message alert.

Now you mentioned a solution that you tested but it took to long to alert each radio, could you blend a couple of options together. The Simucast capability from the 700Mhz consoles / system allows you to broadcast once, and have it go out over both infrastructure as well as have responding units monitor situational updates. The second is as suggested you need a VHF or UHF paging system with Simulcast link capabilities and coverage for the area you need to alert. The first I don't think fits your need, but it is a station alerting system using IP based or P25 Data based solutions like Zetron, Locution, and many others. There are two answers to the question as you posed it. We also have the capability to send text alerts, but these are delayed. I'm not sure anybody has come up with a way around that. Our county uses 800MHz radio systems, but simucasts on the pager frequencies in order to alert stations. WillI'm sure that somebody else will chime in, but I don't know of any pagers that operate on the 700 or 800 MHz bands. What we would like to find is something that works a lot quicker, much like our old VHF alert tones (QuickCall II) used to work.ĭoes anyone have any experience in dealing with 700 MHz P25 systems and volunteer departments? If so, how have you solved the alerting issue? There is a way to digitally alert each radio to a call, but we were advised that this could cause up to a 40 second delay from time of alert activation to the time that all radios have been alerted (because each radio has to be individually alerted and acknowledge the alert - 50 radios can take a long time when this is done). One of the issues that has come up with the new system is that there doesn't seem to be any simple way to utilize strictly the 700 MHz system to alert volunteer departments of calls. In our county there are 39 fire departments, almost all of which are volunteer or volunteer combination. Our county (Baldwin, AL) is switching to the state's 700 MHz P25 system for police, fire, and EMS.

MOTOROLA 700 MHZ PAGER CODES PLUS

Motorola 700 mhz pager codes