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2005-123
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9/6/2005
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<br />7. SPECIFIC GUIDELINES.. 700 MHz Channels <br /> <br />For narrowband 700 MHz interoperability, the eight narrowband repeater channels (with direct) <br />described in Figure 4 below will be used. Note the following: <br /> <br />. Narrowband 700 MHz interoperability channels are identified by the FCC for interoperability <br />use within Texas. Some of these interoperable channels may already be licensed by <br />multiple agencies for interoperability use throughout the state. <br /> <br />. The channels 7CAL59, 7CAL59D are designated as the primary calling channels and <br />7CAL75, 7CAL75D are designated as the secondary calling channels. All 700 MHz <br />interoperability channels are to be used as multi-discipline, multi-agency public safety <br />interoperability calling channels for all public safety agencies and other signatories to the <br />MOU associated with this channel plan. These channels are designated for interoperable <br />700 MHz narrowband communications between mobile/portable radios and base stations, <br />temporary base stations and on-incident incident commander. <br /> <br />. The tactical repeater channels and direct channels identified in Figure 4 should be assigned <br />on-incident by the incident commander. <br /> <br />. Gateways, patching or cross-band repeating of 700 MHz calling channels to calling <br />channels in other bands is not permitted. Patching to/between interoperability tactical <br />channels is permitted during emergency situations if so directed by the incident commander. <br /> <br />. Wide implementation of 700 MHz radio systems is not anticipated until approximately 2007 <br />(Some equipment is presently capable of 700/800 MHz operation). Users of this channel <br />plan should anticipate development of additional guidance prior to that time. <br /> <br />. This channel plan establishes specific labels for 700 MHz narrowband channels to assure <br />consistency throughout the state and nation. These labels are listed in the Figure 4 and all <br />participating agencies should use these labels. <br /> <br />Figure 4 <br /> <br />700 MHz Interoperability Channels (12.5 kHz) <br />(Mobile and Portable Configuration) <br /> <br /> <br /> 794.240625 764.240625 $061F 7CAL59 Calling Channel, primary (repeater) <br /> 794.240625 794.240625 $061F 7CAL59D Calling Channel, primary (direct) <br />I 804.253125 774.253125 $061F 7CAL75 Calling Channel, secondary repeater) <br />i 804.253125 804.253125 $061F 7CAL75D Calling Channel, secondary (direct) <br /> 794.740625 764.740625 $061F lTAC63 Tactical- Command Channel (repeater) <br /> 794.740625 794.740625 $061F 7TAC63D Tactical- Command Channel (direct) <br /> 795.890625 765.890625 $061F 7MOB72 Tactical - Command Channel (repeater) <br /> 795.809625 795.890625 $061 F 7MOB72D Tactical- Command Channel (direct) <br /> 795.990625 765.990625 $061F lTAC73 Tactical- Command Channel (repeater) <br />! 795.990625 795.990625 $061F 7TAC73D Tactical - Command Channel (direct) <br /> <br /> <br />13 <br />
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