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Interconnect - FAQ
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Michael Keeping
2008-03-13 07:30:05 UTC
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Hi Guys,

Anybody out there able to feed me with information on how those
interconnect systems work? I am trying to understand the general in's
and out's of this.

Thanks to those who help,
Mick
Kev
2008-03-13 18:59:43 UTC
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Post by Michael Keeping
Hi Guys,
Anybody out there able to feed me with information on how those
interconnect systems work? I am trying to understand the general in's
and out's of this.
Thanks to those who help,
Mick
Interconnect as in???


Kev
Michael Keeping
2008-03-14 09:22:12 UTC
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Evening Kev,

Thanks for your reply, I am not sure if I was even using the correct
name for the service I was asking about. What I should of explained
was the phone link-in that various organisations use, even taxi
companies ect. I am curious as to how they work, if anyone can either
provide this information or cross reference for me that would be
great.

Cheers,
Mick
2008-03-14 09:37:04 UTC
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Search for Tara phone patch. One on ebay as we speak.

Rob
Post by Michael Keeping
Evening Kev,
Thanks for your reply, I am not sure if I was even using the correct
name for the service I was asking about. What I should of explained
was the phone link-in that various organisations use, even taxi
companies ect. I am curious as to how they work, if anyone can either
provide this information or cross reference for me that would be
great.
Cheers,
Mick
Andrew Kenna
2008-03-14 19:13:55 UTC
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Its also a function in the NSWGRN that can be turned on or off so you can
call mobile phones or land lines from your radio.

Apparently very expensive to maintain and cuts out every 3minutes i was
told.. dunno how true that is though
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Search for Tara phone patch. One on ebay as we speak.
Rob
Post by Michael Keeping
Evening Kev,
Thanks for your reply, I am not sure if I was even using the correct
name for the service I was asking about. What I should of explained
was the phone link-in that various organisations use, even taxi
companies ect. I am curious as to how they work, if anyone can either
provide this information or cross reference for me that would be
great.
Cheers,
Mick
Barry OGrady
2008-03-14 23:46:42 UTC
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Post by Andrew Kenna
Its also a function in the NSWGRN that can be turned on or off so you can
call mobile phones or land lines from your radio.
Apparently very expensive to maintain and cuts out every 3minutes i was
told.. dunno how true that is though
http://www.caliburn.nl/topposting
Post by Andrew Kenna
Post by
Search for Tara phone patch. One on ebay as we speak.
Rob
Post by Michael Keeping
Evening Kev,
Thanks for your reply, I am not sure if I was even using the correct
name for the service I was asking about. What I should of explained
was the phone link-in that various organisations use, even taxi
companies ect. I am curious as to how they work, if anyone can either
provide this information or cross reference for me that would be
great.
Cheers,
Mick
Barry
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2008-03-15 04:32:34 UTC
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I think most of the trunked systems are capaple of making and receiving
calls.

Rob
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Post by Barry OGrady
Post by Andrew Kenna
Its also a function in the NSWGRN that can be turned on or off so you can
call mobile phones or land lines from your radio.
Apparently very expensive to maintain and cuts out every 3minutes i was
told.. dunno how true that is though
http://www.caliburn.nl/topposting
Post by Andrew Kenna
Post by
Search for Tara phone patch. One on ebay as we speak.
Rob
Post by Michael Keeping
Evening Kev,
Thanks for your reply, I am not sure if I was even using the correct
name for the service I was asking about. What I should of explained
was the phone link-in that various organisations use, even taxi
companies ect. I am curious as to how they work, if anyone can either
provide this information or cross reference for me that would be
great.
Cheers,
Mick
Barry
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http://members.iinet.net.au/~barry.og
Jeßus
2008-03-15 06:29:22 UTC
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I think you're right about that Rob.
Post by
I think most of the trunked systems are capaple of making and receiving
calls.
Rob
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Post by Barry OGrady
Post by Andrew Kenna
Its also a function in the NSWGRN that can be turned on or off so you can
call mobile phones or land lines from your radio.
Apparently very expensive to maintain and cuts out every 3minutes i was
told.. dunno how true that is though
http://www.caliburn.nl/topposting
Post by Andrew Kenna
Post by
Search for Tara phone patch. One on ebay as we speak.
Rob
Post by Michael Keeping
Evening Kev,
Thanks for your reply, I am not sure if I was even using the correct
name for the service I was asking about. What I should of explained
was the phone link-in that various organisations use, even taxi
companies ect. I am curious as to how they work, if anyone can either
provide this information or cross reference for me that would be
great.
Cheers,
Mick
Barry
=====
Home page
http://members.iinet.net.au/~barry.og
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Barry OGrady
2008-03-14 23:46:19 UTC
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Post by
Search for Tara phone patch. One on ebay as we speak.
Search for top posting or just read http://www.caliburn.nl/topposting .
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Rob
Post by Michael Keeping
Evening Kev,
Thanks for your reply, I am not sure if I was even using the correct
name for the service I was asking about. What I should of explained
was the phone link-in that various organisations use, even taxi
companies ect. I am curious as to how they work, if anyone can either
provide this information or cross reference for me that would be
great.
Cheers,
Mick
Barry
=====
Home page
http://members.iinet.net.au/~barry.og
Barry OGrady
2008-03-14 23:44:38 UTC
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Post by Michael Keeping
Evening Kev,
Thanks for your reply, I am not sure if I was even using the correct
name for the service I was asking about. What I should of explained
was the phone link-in that various organisations use, even taxi
companies ect. I am curious as to how they work, if anyone can either
provide this information or cross reference for me that would be
great.
Peaple dial a number and get conneted to an operator who organises
for a taxi to pick you up.
Post by Michael Keeping
Cheers,
Mick
Barry
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Home page
http://members.iinet.net.au/~barry.og
brian w edginton
2008-03-14 23:53:53 UTC
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On Sat, 15 Mar 2008 10:44:38 +1100, Barry OGrady
Post by Barry OGrady
Peaple dial a number and get conneted to an operator who organises
for a taxi to pick you up.
I think, usually, the phone call is diverted directly to the radio in
the cab.
At least that is my experience with Tara in small country towns that
only have one car operating late at night.
Was explained to me, once, by the bloke trying to sell me his cab
business.

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Death is Nature's way of telling you you aren't
needed, any more.
brian w edginton
2008-03-15 00:08:05 UTC
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On Fri, 14 Mar 2008 23:53:53 GMT, brian w edginton
Post by brian w edginton
On Sat, 15 Mar 2008 10:44:38 +1100, Barry OGrady
Post by Barry OGrady
Peaple dial a number and get conneted to an operator who organises
for a taxi to pick you up.
I think, usually, the phone call is diverted directly to the radio in
the cab.
At least that is my experience with Tara in small country towns that
only have one car operating late at night.
Was explained to me, once, by the bloke trying to sell me his cab
business.
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BTW, I have heard patched phone calls on either the Nat Parks or
Forestry frequencies in NNSW.
Of course, I didn't listen.....that would have been illegal.

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Death is Nature's way of telling you you aren't
needed, any more.
Michael Keeping
2008-03-15 01:16:21 UTC
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I am having trouble asking this question, I will try put it this way,
how do you key one up to make a call? how do you terminate a call? Is
there any real difference to the system than that of the one VicPol
used to use?

Mick

- Barry, that was my next question. Seems you've put your hand up for
the job, can you explain it in full detail to me? Don't shy down on me
either, please answer.
Michael Keeping
2008-03-15 01:16:27 UTC
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I am having trouble asking this question, I will try put it this way,
how do you key one up to make a call? how do you terminate a call? Is
there any real difference to the system than that of the one VicPol
used to use?

Mick

- Barry, that was my next question. Seems you've put your hand up for
the job, can you explain it in full detail to me? Don't shy down on me
either, please answer.
Kev
2008-03-16 13:50:43 UTC
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Post by Michael Keeping
I am having trouble asking this question, I will try put it this way,
how do you key one up to make a call? how do you terminate a call? Is
there any real difference to the system than that of the one VicPol
used to use?
you would first need a DTMF keypad(radio or mic)
the system would have a DTMF sequence to activate the interconnect unit
so for example you wanted to dial the phone number 33646464 and the
system has a dial sequence of 1234 to activate the interconnect
you would just dial 1234 33646464(you also need to leave that space)
and you would be connected

now as mobile radios are not full duplex you can only hear the person on
the phone once you have released the PTT

this is available on most trunking systems, HF marine(used to be
available of VHF marine, that is why you sometimes see old VHF marine
radios with DTMF pads), the RFDS used to have it on HF, the 4WD HF
network still has it and a couple of private HF systems still have it

basically any radio system can use it, you just need the phone
interconnect unit and compatible radios


Kev

Barry OGrady
2008-03-15 12:33:03 UTC
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Post by brian w edginton
On Sat, 15 Mar 2008 10:44:38 +1100, Barry OGrady
Post by Barry OGrady
Peaple dial a number and get conneted to an operator who organises
for a taxi to pick you up.
I think, usually, the phone call is diverted directly to the radio in
the cab.
At least that is my experience with Tara in small country towns that
only have one car operating late at night.
Was explained to me, once, by the bloke trying to sell me his cab
business.
That is the case with Nelson Bay Taxis.

Barry
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Jeßus
2008-03-15 06:31:32 UTC
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There is also a system that connects the caller directly to the cab as well.
Post by Barry OGrady
Post by Michael Keeping
Evening Kev,
Thanks for your reply, I am not sure if I was even using the correct
name for the service I was asking about. What I should of explained
was the phone link-in that various organisations use, even taxi
companies ect. I am curious as to how they work, if anyone can either
provide this information or cross reference for me that would be
great.
Peaple dial a number and get conneted to an operator who organises
for a taxi to pick you up.
Post by Michael Keeping
Cheers,
Mick
Barry
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http://members.iinet.net.au/~barry.og
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Barry OGrady
2008-03-14 23:43:16 UTC
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Post by Kev
Post by Michael Keeping
Hi Guys,
Anybody out there able to feed me with information on how those
interconnect systems work? I am trying to understand the general in's
and out's of this.
Thanks to those who help,
Mick
Interconnect as in???
I think he's asking how sex works.
Post by Kev
Kev
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