Difference between revisions of "Federal Correctional Institution Pekin"

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Federal Trunked Radio System
Name	Federal Correctional Institution Pekin
Owner	Federal Bureau of Prisons
Owner Type	Federal
City	Pekin
County	Tazewell
State	Illinois
Country	United States

System Details
Band	Federal UHF
Type	Motorola Type II Smartnet w/ Project 25 Exclusive
ID	B13E
Connect Tone	128.57
P25 NAC	3E6

System-specific links
Database	FCC Site Map
State Forum Federal Forum	RR Site Map

Other Resources
Trunktracking FAQ	Trunktracking Glossary

Wiki FAQ	MediaWiki
QuickRef	PDF Card

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Welcome to the Federal Correctional Institution Pekin collaboration article, a Federal Trunked Radio System located in Tazewell County, Illinois, United States.
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System Notes

Possible system settings (more info):
- Base: 408.2125
- Offset: 380
- Step: 12.5
This system changes control channels on a daily basis
An 800MHZ freq, seems to be related to support duties, 860.9875 can be heard 15 miles away.

Previous System

Old Analog Channel - 112 007 Channel 4
Old System ID - 410B
Old Frequencies/Control Channels: 406.xxx 407.15 407.95 408.75 409.15
Old Connect Tone: 128.570
Old Custom Frequency Table:
Base: 406.0000
Spacing: 25.0
Offset: 380
More info about the

Related Wiki Pages

External Links

Federal Correctional Institution Pekin Website

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+{{Infobox_TRS_TypeII_US_Fed
+|Owner    = [[Federal Bureau of Prisons]]
+|City     = Pekin
+|County   = [[Tazewell County (IL)|Tazewell]]
+|State    = [[Illinois (US)|Illinois]]
+|Band     = Federal [[UHF]]
+|SysType  = [[Motorola Type II Smartnet]] w/ [[Project 25]] Exclusive
+|SysID    = B13E
+|CTone    = 128.57
+|NAC      = 3E6
+|sid      = 2890
+|state    = illinois
+}}
-==Older System Information/News Updates==
+==System Notes==
-Previous Site Frequencies
+*Possible system settings ([http://groups.yahoo.com/group/carmachicago/message/44193 more info]):
+**Base: 408.2125
+**Offset: 380
+**Step: 12.5
+*This system changes control channels on a daily basis
+*An 800MHZ freq, seems to be related to support duties, 860.9875 can be heard 15 miles away.
-1 Old Analog 406.35000 407.15000 407.95000 408.75000 409.15000
-2 NEW Digital 408.21250 408.41250 408.81250 409.01250c 409.41250
+==Previous System==
+Old Analog Channel - 112 007 Channel 4 <br/>
+Old System ID - 410B<br/>
+Old Frequencies/Control Channels: 406.xxx 407.15 407.95 408.75 409.15 <br/>
+Old Connect Tone: 128.570<br/>
+Old Custom Frequency Table: <br/>
+Base: 406.0000 <br/>
+Spacing: 25.0 <br/>
+Offset: 380 <br/>
+More info about the
-<pre>
+==Related Wiki Pages==
-Update Posted on 2006-10-13 20:17:28
+* [[Federal Correctional Institution Pekin Radio IDs]]
-Update from a contributor:
+* [[Federal Correctional Institution Pekin Unknown Talkgroups]]
-A 800MHZ freq, seems to be related to support duties, 860.9875 can be heard at my home and at my job, both at least 15 miles away.
-Using a Uniden BCD396D -- there are 5 channels, one of which is control that is changed every day, so you must lock out the new one, and unlock the old. 408.8100,409.4100,408.2100,409.0100,410.0100. Here is the weird part -- I found these channels with a normal 406.00-420.00 search. I saved them to the "quick save" system and from there they decoded perfectly,"P25" appearing at the bottom of display. BUT, if you try to enter these freqs in a Motorola "P25" system like the manual says,you will never hear a thing. mostly prisoner movements, but sometimes it gets good!
-ADMIN NOTE:
+==External Links==
-I am wondering if the actual frequencies are
+* [http://www.bop.gov/locations/institutions/pek/index.jsp Federal Correctional Institution Pekin Website]
-.21250 408.81250 409.0125 409.4125 410.01250 instead of
-.21000* 408.81000* 409.01000* 409.41000* 410.01000*
-This would make the frequencies the same as 002 except for
-.81250, which could still possibly be a voice channel.
-Update Posted on 2005-11-23 13:23:49
-From CARMA yahoo group:
-...It appears they've gone digital now, got a couple off group replies that its the Pekin prison and they havn't been able to track it with the offsets. I found the CC as 409.0125. Finally figured out the Control channel only tracking during custom searches and it comes up with a system ID of B13EH. For some reason theres no audio during Control channel only searching but I did get 2 ID's of 96 and 32. In conventional scanning mode, it tracks the digital perfect on the frequencies I listed below. Now if it can only read the control
-channel in scan mode.
-> >I know theres some Peoria area residents here, i'm attempting to
-> >locate the user of these frequencies and if its a trunked system. Its
-> >all digital and its sounding like the Pekin prison but the freqs don't
-> >match up with RR's list and when I go to the ULS search page it says
-> >no record found for anywhere in IL. I'm thinking its a trunked system
-> >as the conversations jump around but I can't find a CC. I'll list the
-> >freqs I have so far for it below....
-> >
-> >409.4125, 408.8125, 408.4125, 408.2125
-Old Analog Channel - 112 007 Channel 4
-Old System ID - 410B
-Old Frequencies/Control Channels: 406.xxx 407.15 407.95 408.75 409.15
-Old Connect Tone: 128.570
-Old Custom Frequency Table:
-Base: 406.0000
-Spacing: 25.0
-Offset: 380
-Update Posted on 2003-12-08 03:59:11
-REPEATER TRANSMIT DATA
-FC NO OF CHANNELS : 380 TX CHAN SPACING : 25
-TX REF FREQ : 406.0000 MAX TX FREQ : 415.4750
-REPEATER RECEIVE DATA
-NO OF CHANNELS : 380 RX CHAN SPACING : 25
+Return to Wiki page: [[Trunked Radio Systems (IL)]], [[Trunked Radio Systems (Federal)]]
-RX REF FREQ : 413.0000 MAX RX FREQ : 422.4750
-</pre>
+[[Category:Illinois Trunked Radio Systems]]
+[[Category:US Federal Prisons in Illinois]]
+[[Category:US Federal Prisons Frequencies in Illinois]]