Difference between revisions of "Nebraska State Radio 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 796 you will need to program the scanner as a motorola VHF trunking system. Program the frequencies you will need a bandplan. | + | *Uniden 296 and 796 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. | ||
Revision as of 18:49, 4 August 2010
System Information
The Nebraska Wireless Interoperable Network (N-WIN) is a statewide VHF P25 trunking system. It is currently being built from the panhandle east. Nebraska State Patrol (NSP) Troop E area is completed and Troop E is currently using the system. Sites in the Troop D area and the western half of Troop B are currently under construction. Troop D will be the next NSP Troop to start using the system.
System Users
- Nebraska State Patrol (NSP)
- Nebraska Emergency Management (NEMA)
- Nebraska Game and Parks Commision
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 and 796 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 was with a Fire Marshall so this "could be" for them.