Difference between revisions of "Nebraska State Radio System"
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==System Information== | ==System Information== | ||
| − | The Nebraska Wireless Interoperable Network (N-WIN) is a statewide VHF P25 trunking system. Nebraska State Patrol (NSP) Troops C, D | + | The Nebraska Wireless Interoperable Network (N-WIN) is a statewide VHF P25 trunking system. Nebraska State Patrol (NSP) Troops C, D, E is complete and is currently using the system. |
| + | Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) is also currently using the system statewide, in the same areas NSP is currently using the system. | ||
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| + | ==Areas not completed but operating:== | ||
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| + | Troop B is largely complete except for areas along the Missouri River valley and south of State Highway 92. | ||
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| + | Troop HQ area is largely complete except for areas east and north of Lincoln. | ||
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| + | Troop A is scheduled to be completed and online by June 2011. | ||
==System Users== | ==System Users== | ||
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*Nebraska Game and Parks Commission | *Nebraska Game and Parks Commission | ||
*Nebraska Public Power District | *Nebraska Public Power District | ||
| + | *Nebraska Department of Roads | ||
| + | *Nebraska Department of Corrections | ||
==Programming the system== | ==Programming the system== | ||
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*Uniden XT models, Radio Shack Pro 106 and 197 and GRE PSR 500 and PSR 600 scanners program the system as a P25 trunking system. Then program the control channels into your scanner. | *Uniden XT models, Radio Shack Pro 106 and 197 and GRE PSR 500 and PSR 600 scanners program the system as a P25 trunking system. Then program the control channels into your scanner. | ||
*Uniden 996T and 396T program the system as a motorola type 2/P25. Under the site select APCO25. Then program the control channel, no band plan needed. | *Uniden 996T and 396T program the system as a motorola type 2/P25. Under the site select APCO25. Then program the control channel, no band plan needed. | ||
| − | *Uniden 296 and | + | *Uniden 296, 796 and RadioShack Pro96, you will need to program the scanner as a motorola VHF trunking system. Program the frequencies and you will need a bandplan. |
Set your scanner for no delay on the system as NSP jumps from talk group to talk group. | Set your scanner for no delay on the system as NSP jumps from talk group to talk group. | ||
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*[[Nebraska State Patrol (NE)]] | *[[Nebraska State Patrol (NE)]] | ||
*[[Nebraska(US)]] | *[[Nebraska(US)]] | ||
| + | *[[N-WIN Travelers Guide]] | ||
[[Category:Great Plains Region]] | [[Category:Great Plains Region]] | ||
Revision as of 16:31, 6 April 2011
Contents
System Information
The Nebraska Wireless Interoperable Network (N-WIN) is a statewide VHF P25 trunking system. Nebraska State Patrol (NSP) Troops C, D, E is complete and is currently using the system.
Nebraska Public Power District (NPPD) is also currently using the system statewide, in the same areas NSP is currently using the system.
Areas not completed but operating:
Troop B is largely complete except for areas along the Missouri River valley and south of State Highway 92.
Troop HQ area is largely complete except for areas east and north of Lincoln.
Troop A is scheduled to be completed and online by June 2011.
System Users
- Nebraska State Patrol (NSP)
- Nebraska Emergency Management (NEMA)
- Nebraska Game and Parks Commission
- Nebraska Public Power District
- Nebraska Department of Roads
- Nebraska Department of Corrections
Programming the system
- To program this system into your scanner you will need a scanner that will do P25 trunking system, 9600 baud control channel.
- Uniden XT models, Radio Shack Pro 106 and 197 and GRE PSR 500 and PSR 600 scanners program the system as a P25 trunking system. Then program the control channels into your scanner.
- Uniden 996T and 396T program the system as a motorola type 2/P25. Under the site select APCO25. Then program the control channel, no band plan needed.
- Uniden 296, 796 and RadioShack Pro96, you will need to program the scanner as a motorola VHF trunking system. Program the frequencies and you will need a bandplan.
Set your scanner for no delay on the system as NSP jumps from talk group to talk group. Even if you have a one second delay you will miss a reply. Some of the talk groups are not used yet and could be set up at a later date, what I heard and posted was at the beginning of system during testing. The 1st time I heard TG 3117 in use was on 05-25-10. That talkgroup is assigned to the Fire Marshall.