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| − | |SysID = | + | |County = [[San Francisco County (CA)|San Francisco]] |
| − | |CTone = | + | |State = [[California (US)|California]] |
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| + | |SysType = [[Motorola Type II SmartZone]] w/[[Project 25]] | ||
| + | |SysID = 2103 | ||
| + | |CTone = 83.72 | ||
|NAC = ? | |NAC = ? | ||
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== Misc System Information == | == Misc System Information == | ||
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=== Overview of Current Systems === | === Overview of Current Systems === | ||
| − | (courtesy of the following document: "City & County of San Francisco, Request for Information, 800 MHz Public Safety Radio Replacement Project", July 30, 2014) | + | (courtesy of the following document: "City & County of San Francisco, Request for Information, 800 MHz Public Safety Radio Replacement Project", July 30, 2014)[http://mission.sfgov.org/OCA_BID_ATTACHMENTS/FA35971.pdf] |
"The primary public safety radio system for the City is the 800MHz Citywide Emergency Radio System (CERS). It is a mixed-mode, simulcast, 800MHz radio system, deployed at 8 radio sites throughout the City. The initial system was installed in 2000 and was a Motorola SmartZone 3.0 System, but had a major upgrade in 2009 to add a P25 Master Site Controller as well as a 700MHz Interoperability system. The system was designed to provide 95% in-building coverage throughout San Francisco... There are approximately 6700 Radios operating on the system, including portable handheld radios, mobile (in-vehicle) radios and fixed consolette radios." | "The primary public safety radio system for the City is the 800MHz Citywide Emergency Radio System (CERS). It is a mixed-mode, simulcast, 800MHz radio system, deployed at 8 radio sites throughout the City. The initial system was installed in 2000 and was a Motorola SmartZone 3.0 System, but had a major upgrade in 2009 to add a P25 Master Site Controller as well as a 700MHz Interoperability system. The system was designed to provide 95% in-building coverage throughout San Francisco... There are approximately 6700 Radios operating on the system, including portable handheld radios, mobile (in-vehicle) radios and fixed consolette radios." | ||
Latest revision as of 12:52, 23 May 2017
| Public Trunked Radio System | |
| Name | San Francisco County/City |
| Owner | San Francisco County/City |
| Owner Type | Public |
| City | San Francisco |
| County | San Francisco |
| State | California |
| Country | United States |
| System Details | |
| Band | 800 |
| Type | Motorola Type II SmartZone w/Project 25 |
| ID | 2103 |
| Connect Tone | 83.72 |
| P25 NAC | ? |
| FCC Callsign(s) | |
| WNXV207, WPMI574 | |
| System-specific links | |
| Database | FCC Site Map |
| Forum | RR Site Map |
| Other Resources | |
| Trunktracking FAQ | Trunktracking Glossary |
| Wiki FAQ | MediaWiki |
| QuickRef | PDF Card |
Wiki Home → Collaboration Gateway → United States → California → San Francisco County → San Francisco County/City TRS
Welcome to the San Francisco County/City collaboration article, a Public Trunked Radio System located in San Francisco County, California, United States.
This is where you, the user, may index any articles you develop for scanning related topics for this Trunked Radio System.
Contents
Misc System Information
Overview of Current Systems
(courtesy of the following document: "City & County of San Francisco, Request for Information, 800 MHz Public Safety Radio Replacement Project", July 30, 2014)[1]
"The primary public safety radio system for the City is the 800MHz Citywide Emergency Radio System (CERS). It is a mixed-mode, simulcast, 800MHz radio system, deployed at 8 radio sites throughout the City. The initial system was installed in 2000 and was a Motorola SmartZone 3.0 System, but had a major upgrade in 2009 to add a P25 Master Site Controller as well as a 700MHz Interoperability system. The system was designed to provide 95% in-building coverage throughout San Francisco... There are approximately 6700 Radios operating on the system, including portable handheld radios, mobile (in-vehicle) radios and fixed consolette radios."
"In addition to the public safety radio system, there is also a radio system dedicated to the City’s public service departments. The Public Service Emergency Radio System (PERS) is an analog 800MHz system deployed at 4 radio sites (which are a subset of the CERS radio sites). The system is simulcast, and was designed to provide 95% on-street coverage. The system was installed in 2007, and was integrated into the CERS Master Site Controller, as another simulcast cell."
SFPD Talkgroup Usage
A1 & A2: Southern and Tenderloin Stations A3 & A4: Bayview and Mission Stations A5 & A6: Central, Park and Northern Stations A7 & A8: Richmond, Ingleside and Taraval Stations A9 - A12: Spares, special events, etc A11: Various units, incl. Traffic, Marine, etc A13 & A14: car to station, etc. Not Dispatch monitored A15: not used A16: Tow Channel
Note that Central station was recently moved from A1 & A2 to A5 & A6 due to the high volume of radio traffic in the Southern and Tenderloin areas.
A Note on Multi-Selects
Multi-Select (temporary simulcast on multiple talkgroups) is constantly used on this system. SFPD dispatchers will multi-select both the mobile and portable talkgroups for their area (ex: PD-A1 and PD-A2) for BOLs and announcements, and dispatchers may also do "All Calls" by multi-selecting A1-A8 and A11. Fire dispatchers will multiselect SFFD Control A1, A2 and A3 for fire dispatches, plus EMS3 or EMS4 if city or private ambulances are dispatched as well.
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