RADIO GUIDE Existing Radios that meet new Narrowband Rule (12.5 KHz spacing)
These radios can be reprogrammed to narrowband and are A-OK:
Locomotive: Motorola Railroad Astro; Ritron RCCR; JEM; GE 12R Portables: Motorola: P1225, HT1000, MT2000, MTS2000, JT1000; HT750, HT1250, EX500, EX600, XTS Series, CP200, CP150, PR400, PR860, PR1500, MT1500, CP185, CP110. Kenwood: NX200, TK5210, TK272G, TK290, TK2140, TK2180, TK230ZVK; (Following models must have "N" suffix) TK240N, TK250N, TK260N. Icom: IC-F50, IC-F11, IC-F14, ICF3G, IC-F3021, IC-F33G, IC-F30GS. Vertex: VX-160, VX-180, VX-210, VX-310, HX292UT, VX-400, VX-510, VX-800, VX900, VX600; VX-231, VX-350, VX-410-420; VX510/537, VX-820, VX-920, VX-P820, VX-P920. Mobiles: Motorola: M1225, Astro, CM200, CM300, PM400, CDM750, CDM1250, CDM1550, XTL Series (all), PM1500. Kenwood: NX700, TK762, TK2160, TK2170, TK5710, TK7102H, TK7150, TK7160, TK7180. Icom: IC-F121, IC-F5021, IC-F521, IC-F721, IC-F5021. Vertex: VX-2100/2200, VX-4100/4200, CNT-5000, VX-5500, VX-6000, VX-7100/7200, VX-2000, VX2500, VX-3000, VX-3200, VX-4000. Base/Repeaters: Motorola: XPR8300, R1225, MTR2000, Kenwood: NXR7000, TKR750, TKR(B)751, TKR7400, TKR7500. Icom: IC-FR3000, IC-FR5000, IC-F121S. Vertex: VXR7000, VXR9000, VXR1000.
These radios must be replaced:
Locomotive: Motorola Railroad Spectra, Motorola MCX100, Harmon Trackstar, Aerotron Portables: Motorola: HT600, MT1000, GP300, GP350, P100, P110, Saber, P200, SP50, HT50. Kenwood: Any radio with "W" suffix: TK240W, TK250W, TK260W. Vertex: FTH-2070, FTH7009, VX-200, VX-300, VX-500. Mobiles: Motorola: Maxtrac, Maratrac, GM300, M100, M216, M208, SM50, Syntor, Spectra, Micor, Mitrek. Kenwood: Any radio with "W" suffix: TK702W, TK705W, YK760W, TK740W, etc. Vertex: FTL-2011, FTL-7011, VXR-5000. Base/Repeaters: Motorola: MSR5000, MSF5000, R100, Desktrac. Kenwood: TKR720, TKR740. For information on radios not listed, please call us! 901-755-1514

The RedCom DOAG Radio Group is recommending the following: The change from wide band to narrow band transmission is driven by the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) mandate and incoordination with Cal-Fires narrow band reprogramming occurring now throughout the state and in March for this unit. Our recommendation is to Narrow Band Control 2, 3, 4 and all TAC channels and all end users complete necessary programming prior to April 4, 2011. It is also recommended that end users create two RedCom lineups, one wide band frequencies and one narrow band frequencies. Placing the wide band lineup near the end of the channel bank list in your radios, replacing the first and second lineup banks with the new narrow band frequencies. The transition of our effected channels from wide band to narrow band will occur on April 4, 2011. Agencies holding FCC licenses will need to modify their current license to Narrow Band prior to December 31, 2012. On January 1, 2013, the FCC will terminate licenses that have not been modified. With the Chiefs approval, this same recommendation will be taken to the RedCom Board for approval and dissemination to users and allied agencies.

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I 2 REDCOM CONTROL 2 CONTROL 3 CONTROL 4 CONTROL 5 LNU WEST CDFCMD1 CDF CMD 6 CDFTAC6 XSN TAC 2 XSNTAC3 XSN TAC 4 XSN TAC 5 CALCORD

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154.3100 155.2650 154.1450 154.1750 154.2800 151.4600 151.3550 151.2500 151.3250 154.2050 154.4450 154.2650 154.2500 156.0750

Tx Freq 159.9150

155.2560 158.9850 154.1750 154.2800 159.3900 159.3000 159.3600 151.3250 154.2050 154.4450 154.2650 154.2500 156.0750

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I 2 XSNTAC1 XSN TAC 7 XSN TAC 8 XSNTAC9 CDFTAC1O XSN TAC 11 XSN TAC 12 XSNTACI3 XSNTAC14 XSN TAC 15

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RxFre.
153.7700 154.154.9950 154.0700 151.4000 154.4300 153.9950 154.3850 155.8950 154.2950 154.0250
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154.1000

153.7700 154.0100 154.9950 154.0700 151.4000 154.4300 153.9950 154.3850 155.8950 154.2950 154.0250 156.0450

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RADIO GUIDE Existing Radios that meet new Narrowband Rule (12.5 KHz spacing)
These radios can be reprogrammed to narrowband and are A-OK:
Portables: Motorola: P1225, HT1 000, MT2000, MTS2000, JTI 000; HT750, HTI 250, EX500, EX600, XTS Series, CP200, CP15O, PR400, PR860, PR1500, MT1500, CP185, CPIIO. Kenwood: NX200, TK5210, TK272G, TK290, TK2140, TK2180, TK23OZVK; (Following models must have N suffix) TK24ON, TK25ON, TK260N. Icom: lC-F50, IC-F5OV, IC-F70, IC-Fil, IC-F14, IC- F3G, IC-F3021, IC F33G, IC-F3OGS. Bendix/King (BK): DPH, GPH, EPH Flex~Mode* Vertex: VX-160, VX-180, VX-210, VX-310, HX292UT, VX-400, VX-510, VX-800, VX900, VX600; VX-231, VX-350, VX-410-420; VX5IO/537, VX-820, VX-920, VX P820, VX-P920. Mobiles: Motorola: M1225, Astro, CM200, CM300, PM400, CDM750, 0DM 1250, CDMI55O, XTL Series (all), PM1500. Kenwood: NX700, TK250, TK762, TK790, TK2160, TK2170, TK5710, TK7IO2H, TK7150, TK7160, TK7180. Icom: IC-F121, lC-F5021, IC-F521, IC-F721, lC-F5021. Vertex: VX-2100/2200, VX-4100/4200, CNT-5000, VX-5500, VX-6000, VX-7100/7200, VX-2000, VX- 2500, VX-3000, VX 3200, VX-4000. Base/Repeaters: Motorola: XPR8300, R1225, MTR2000, Kenwood: NXR7000, TKR75O, TKR(B)751, TKR7400, TKR7500. Icom: lC-FR3000, lC-FR5000, IC-Fl 215. Vertex: VXR7000, VXR9000, VXR 1000.
These radios must be replaced:
Portables: Motorola: HT600, MT1 000, GP300, GP350, P100, P110, Saber, P200, 5P50, HT5O. Ken wood: Any radio with W suffix:TK240W, TK250W, TK26OW. Bendix King: LPH, EPH* Vertex: FTH-2070, FTH- 7009, VX-200, VX-300, VX-500. Mobiles: Motorola: Maxtrac, Maratrac, GM300, M100, M216, M208, SM5O, Syntor, Spectra, Micor, Mitrek. Kenwood: Any radio with W suffix: TK7O2W, TK7O5W, YK760W, TK730, TK74OW, etc. Vertex: FTL-201 1, FTL-701 1, VXR-5000. Base/Repeaters: Motorola: MSR5000, M SF5000, Ri 00, Desktrac. Kenwood: TKR72O, TKR74O.
*To identify EPH Flex-Mode units that are not capable of programming narrow/wideband through the keyboard: I. Put the radio in programming mode using the LAAO7OI Programming Plug, LAAO700 Cloning Cable or E/GCC Cloning Cable. 2. Enter the radios password. 3. If the display goes immediately to CH 0 the radio is not narrow/wideband programmable from the keypad. Nor is this feature cloneable. 4. If the display shows the word PASS the radio is capable of narrow/wideband programming through the keypad and the feature is cloneable.