ORANGE COUNTY 800 MHZ TRUNKED SYSTEM

M6 = Motorola Radio talkgroup ID (Motorola 6 digit hex)
MH = Trunk Tracker program talkgroup ID (Motorola hex)
Tkgrp = Uniden / Radio Shack scanner talkgroup ID (Decimal)

SYSTEM INFORMATION
  - This is a Motorola Type II Simulcast SmartZone System with both analog and APCO-25 Digital Talkgroups. 
  - You can monitor the digital talkgroups only with a digital scanner:
    See Scanner Information for East Central Florida for a list of digital capable scanners.
  - The Custom Band Plan must be programmed into the scanner in order for it to follow the rebanded system.
  - The cities of Orlando, Maitland and Winter Park are interconnected to the Orange County system but
    can revert back to their own systems in case of a failure and operate independently. The cities do
    not repeat all talkgroups on the Orange County System. To hear all the talkgroups for a perticular
    city you must program that city's system into the scanner.
  - Both the Orange County Jail and Orange County Convention Center systems are very low power and can
    only be heard in the immediate vicinty of the transmitter. Both systems have additional talkgroups
    that are not repeated on the Orange County system.
  - Talkgroups are spaced at 32 apart.
  - Only talkgroups that I have heard traffic on or are confirmed are listed. There are other talkgroups
    in the system but are probably or used for special events, emergency, backup, digital etc. and not
    used often.
  - Only the repeater output frequencies are listed. The repeater input frequencies are 45.00 MHz lower.
  - TAC TA - 851.6375 (Tactical Talkaround Simplex).
  - Unconfirmed talkgroups heard;
          80 unknown
       18832 unknown
  - Orange County Fire Rescue units can switch to the Seminole and Osceola County systems for mutual aid.
  - Both Seminole and Osceola County Fire Rescue units can switch to this system for mutual aid.
  - The Cities of Apopka, Eatonville, Maitland and Witer Park are now on the Apopka Digital System.
  - The city of Orlando Police and Fire Departments are on the City of Orlando Digital Sytem.

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