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Latest revision as of 16:44, 8 June 2023
This system is replacing the old LTR 800 MHz TRS at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center. This system serves the triad-area Wake Forest Baptist hospitals.
This system uses the 9600 baud flavor of NEXEDGE with NXDN digital voice.
Site Locations
- 001 - Atop Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center - Forsyth County
- 002 - Atop the former GMAC Building - Forsyth County
- 003 - Atop Davie Medical Center - Davie County
- 004 - Atop Lexington Medical Center - Davidson County
- 005 - Atop Wilkes Medical Center - Wilkes County
- 006 - Atop High Point Regional Medical Center - Guilford County
System Notes
- Sites 3, 4, and 5 are single-frequency sites behaving as both a control channel and voice channel. The Davie Medical Center site is licensed a second frequency which was being used at one time, but is now currently inactive.
- Site 1 and 2 simulcast the same traffic. You will hear the same traffic on both sites.
- Traffic for each hospital stays on its local site(s). For example, Davie Medical Center traffic is only carried on site 3.
- Site 6 may not yet be fully mapped. Information on voice channels would be greatly appreciated.
- SunStates security provides security for Innovation Quarter in downtown Winston-Salem. Their traffic is carried on TG 18.
- LCNs are sequential for each site (i.e. the lowest voice frequency on site 1 will have the lowest LCN -- in this case that is LCN 1 -- and the highest voice frequency on the highest-numbered site -- site 6 -- should have the highest LCN).