[TrunkCom] pro 93 tracking from j hathatway

Tue, 2 Apr 2002 11:31:44 -0500

Radio I.D.'s help a dispatcher to know who is using what equipment and plays
an important roll in emergency situations.  The dispatcher can quickly identify
the user.  Also, should the radio be lost or stolen, it can be deprogrammed
remotely.  Encryption serves a different purpose, but, yes, relates to security.
 Why would you need to know the radio I.D.s?
Well, then, what is encryption for?
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>>>> "Arthur-Bryan E. Phelps" <[email protected]> 04/02/02 09:49AM >>>
>>I don't know of any scanner on the market that will display the radio >I.D.'s.

>That would defeat the purpose of having a "secured" system. 
>Dudes & Dudettes,
>>I was talking about the Radio I.D.s. Those, I believe identify the actual

>>R A D I O being used, not the T A L K G R O U P I.D.s.
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>>>><[email protected]> 04/01/02 08:32PM >>>
>>With my 92 I just have to press TRUNK and the active id switches to ID >>Stored

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>>and it's automatically stored. Just get all the ps tgs and then close up >>the

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>>bank. I think they made tracking a little more basic than uniden did.
>>Uniden really got into it and everybody else just tagged along in their >>own

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>>specific way.
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>>shawnb
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