[TrunkCom] radio ids

Wed, 3 Apr 2002 09:38:57 -0500

>All of us are correct with certain scenarios.  If a two-way unit is mounted
in a vehicle, the dispatcher needs only to put in the name of the user (assuming
they do any programming as suggested by another thread).  Portable units, however,
are just that.  I frequently hear the PSP give the dispatcher the number of
the portable unit they took out of the charger while leaving their headquarters.
As an aside, the use of the I-Call function on a 780xlt can play out in different
scenarios as well.  In a large police/fire/ EMS department, not all users may
use the function.  In some instances the I-Call (Uniden) user may be out of
your scanner's range.  You can get a unit I.D., yes.  The trick, then, is to
determine what radio is actally associated with the I.D. you have.    
>They wouldn't have to if the radio were to automatically transmit it, >along
with the talk group, everytime they keyed up. That would be neat to >see, eh?

>
>>>><[email protected]> 04/02/02 09:21PM >>>
>When users sign on at the begging of a shift, especially true with pd. >They

>give portable number. Don't know if that's what your looking for.
>
>
>shawn
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