I am having difficulty programming our new paging format into the above radios. We have 3 seperate tones that we use.
538.5 and 378.4 A-B
538.5 and 497 A-C
433.7 and 470.5 A-B
My problem is can I set up the QC system to use these all on the same channel. They are all on the same freq. What do I need to set the call format at? Sorry if this has already been covered.
QC II on HT1250 and CDM1250
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smokey1907
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Re: QC II on HT1250 and CDM1250
Unfortunately, if your tones are correct, you will not be able to get the CDM/HT1250 to alert on all 3 sets of tones at once. You can get any two, but not all three. Essentially, what you are looking for is A-B/A-C/D-E, which just does not exist in the programing options.
The only way to get three sets of tone pairs is with an A-B/A-D/C-D combination, which your tones do not conform to.
The only way to get three sets of tone pairs is with an A-B/A-D/C-D combination, which your tones do not conform to.
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smokey1907
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Re: QC II on HT1250 and CDM1250
Thats what I was afraid of. Thank you for you reply.
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thebigphish
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Re: QC II on HT1250 and CDM1250
kenwood x180 series will do what you need. We had to jump ship to those for a particular application that required it.
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