Difference between revisions of "Placer Countywide Interoperable Radio Network (CIRN) Radio User IDs"
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| − | + | Placer County Sheriff (PCSO) deputies have assigned (take-home) cars. Their badge numbers do not correspond to their radio ID's when assigned to work a shift. They are assigned to Beat ID's; therefore you will see the same Active Radio ID's show up with different callsigns (for those who, like me, like to assign UID's in your scanner for verified Radio ID's, this system pretty much torpedoes that plan, unless you know WHO the deputy is assigned to the Radio ID, and make the UID his name). | |
| − | not correspond to their radio ID's when assigned to work a shift. They are assigned to Beat | ||
| − | ID's; therefore you will see the same Active Radio ID's show up with different callsigns (for | ||
| − | those who, like me, like to assign UID's in your scanner for verified Radio ID's, this system | ||
| − | pretty much torpedoes that plan, unless you know WHO the deputy is assigned to the Radio ID, and | ||
| − | make the UID his name). | ||
Revision as of 19:38, 31 December 2017
NOTE ABOUT PCSO RADIO ID's:
Placer County Sheriff (PCSO) deputies have assigned (take-home) cars. Their badge numbers do not correspond to their radio ID's when assigned to work a shift. They are assigned to Beat ID's; therefore you will see the same Active Radio ID's show up with different callsigns (for those who, like me, like to assign UID's in your scanner for verified Radio ID's, this system pretty much torpedoes that plan, unless you know WHO the deputy is assigned to the Radio ID, and make the UID his name).
ACTIVE RADIOS
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