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| Author: | xjf79 [ Tue Apr 10, 2007 8:50 pm ] |
| Post subject: | P25 WSP |
does anyone have a time frame idea when WSP is going to switch over to P25 digtal???? xjf79 |
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| Author: | PRESTONBJ [ Wed Apr 11, 2007 7:43 am ] |
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As of today (04/11/07) WSP has no plans to go P25 digital. They are still using VHF in wide band mode. Currently they are looking for more VHF frequencies that are clear over 100 miles. Goal in the short term is to make the entire state repeated. Brian J. Preston |
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| Author: | kc7gr [ Tue Apr 24, 2007 3:58 am ] |
| Post subject: | Re: P25 WSP |
xjf79 wrote: does anyone have a time frame idea when WSP is going to
switch over to P25 digtal???? xjf79 I'm the shop tech for District 2 (King County). While the new mobiles and portables we're getting are certainly capable of P25 operation, there are no plans to convert over to it any time soon. The current VHF system works very well for us. Keep the peace(es). |
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| Author: | xjf79 [ Wed Apr 25, 2007 10:16 pm ] |
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I found this info on the web re: wsp p25 thanks guys for any further info regarding this Statewide Interoperability Funds are provided to improve tactical emergency communications capabilities statewide. Geographic coverage of existing mutual aid frequencies will be expanded and the number of mutual aid channels increased. Radio over Internet Protocol will be deployed to tie tribal, local, state, and federal systems together in an interoperable environment. A digital (P25) pilot will be conducted in Homeland Security Region 1. This pilot will support the 2010 Olympic Games and serve as a planning tool for future technology migrations. (General Fund-State, Enhanced 911 Account-State) WSP purchased its original 940 M/A-COM, dual-receiver, mobile radios and 700 M/A-COM portable radios through a Homeland Security Grant. All M/A-COM radios are P25 upgradeable and compliant with the mandates outlined in Substitute House Bill 2715. This purchase will also acquire the 12 additional M/A-COM portable radios as the original radios to ensure system compatibility as the WSP moves forward to narrowband, digital systems. http://www.wa.gov/wsp/reports/stratplan.pdf page 79 Purchase and deploy digital capable, narrow band, P25 capable mobile and portable radios. 2. Expand the number of Area Repeaters statewide. 3. Prioritize and license narrow band VHF frequencies. 4. Migrate WSP’s LMR infrastructure to narrowband capability. ACCOUNTABILITY LINK: Electronic Services Division Objective Migrate the existing voice radio system to a digital, standards-based, narrow band, statewide radio system. Improve system coverage in critical areas. Increase system interoperability with other public safety organizations. Percentage of new mobile radios deployed 5% of new mobile radios deployed 100% of new portable and mobile radios deployed Number of Area Repeaters that are operational within Washington 85% of viable area repeaters installed 100% of viable area repeaters installed Percentage of WSP radio frequencies that are licensed as narrow band 0% of available appropriate frequencies are licensed as narrow band 100% of available appropriate frequencies are licensed as narrow band Performance Measure Baseline – April 2006 Target – June 2011 Technology Leverage technology to enhance business processes, public safety infrastructure, and statewide emergency communications interoperability. |
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