[TheList] Fwd: Tait FENZ Selcall - Meaning of Status Messages

Thu Feb 3 18:40:28 AEDT 2022

And looks like I've made a mistake on my list, and it's been wrong in my 
radio for years... heh

Value     Label

6           Pwr Failure | K66/OnPager  (there's a limit on characters 
that can be entered into this field so this won't fit)

OnPager would only be used by the likes of your Fire Investigators, 
General managers etc (let's call them specialty appliances) as they 
carry pagers and only turn out when requested.

With the introduction of mobility tablets, it's feasible that you may 
hear tones less often - that was certainly the case when St John started 
using them.

Richard

On 3/02/2022 7:49 pm, BJ wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> Just read a guide that Richard posted a while back on how to setup a 
> TM8200 to decode the 5-tone acknowledgement string from comms.
> (https://radiowiki.org.nz/pipermail/thelist_radiowiki.org.nz/2019-October/003891.html)
>
> He mentions that the status codes to program are as follows...
> Value 	Label
> 0 	Station | K55
> 1 	Turnout | K1
> 2 	Pager LOS | K2
> 3 	KeyCbnt | K3
> 4 	Pgr RetOS | K4
> 5 	Manual | K22
> 6 	Pwr Fail | K7
> 7 	Low Batt | K7
> 8 	Pager | K77
> 9 	Brglr | K9
> 10 	K88
> 11 	** PRIORITY **
> 12 	Routine
> 13 	K99
> Can anyone help me with the meaning of the abbreviated words? Some of 
> them are pretty obvious but some like "Pgr RetOS" and "Brglr" are not. 
> I do know what the K codes mean (from the radiowiki national data) but 
> I'm not sure if they're related or not.
> If someone could point me in the right direction that would be great!
> Cheers,
> BJ
>
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