can this radio do 2 tone sequential paging, or be programmed to act like a pager?
348025
i am not sure, with the fire dept i am with they have 1st tones and 2nd tones and it will play both no matter what
1006872
I really don't know - so far I've only programmed it to receive stations, i.e. those with actual URLs, not feeds for particular programming. Grace Digital seems to monitor these reviews so perhaps they'll chime in with a definitive answer.
1034270
Yes, although it depends on the app you're using. Some apps only allow to turn between pages.
135098
No. Though you can designate a priority freq that scans faster than the normal scan.
1242803
Yes you can use only the keypad to program freq. The software to my knowledge just allows you to name the programmed frequencies ex. Fire north, law north, etc
1339471
Yes, you scan each page then there is a "staple" feature. No, you can not feed multiple pages, just one at a time.
344607
From what I have found with mine, it will pick up just about anything other than scrambled transmissions. It is NOT very easy to program, however. It's an awesome scanner, but so good that it's a bit complex.
1901173
no. also, you have to turn it off at the base. and not the pager for it to stop ringing
664668
Yes, it will do a group of pages. You will need to "fan" your pages a little, but the the machine will take them through. I do approximately 30 to 50 at a time. You probably can do more than that. Hope this helps.
1865887
The feature you are mentioning for mayday and location is not something I am aware of. I did not know that this radio had such a feature. Did I miss something?
591087
The pager has 2 signals..a door bell sound and I believe the theme from "The Lone Ranger" which title escapes at the moment. It's quite loud,which you may prefer.If not, you can put it under a pillow. I was very pleased with this alarm.
591088
No, unfortunately it DOES NOT! That would be a welcome enhancement. It has a very loud doorbell type ding dong, and an annoying "line ranger" tune! I muffle the pager at night under a pillow on the floor near my bed. You can hear it all through the house!! On the positive side, it is sturdy! I've dropped it several times and it still works!!
1287978
The instructions for the TL-5102TP Two Call Paging system do not state any info for purchasing additional call pagers. Since each pager is used independently, do not see why you could NOT use a third pager. suggest you call the mfgr Smart Caregiver Corp 800-650-3637 or www.smartcaregivercorp.com to inquire about purchasing an additional pager. It's a good paging & alert system, works well within 150 ft range inside/outside. Have had unit for almost a year, and satisfied to recommend it to others.
709690
Yes - and just try to set this device for just one program! 2 stations, one program. Not possible. Not explained. Threw this thing in the garbage.
922632
You can program the radio manually with the keypad. Either direct entry or scan a range of frequencies until the signal is found.
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Yes, absolutely! You can have it scan a band automatically where it runs at 5hz increments, you can manually key in the frequency, or yes you can turn the knob. If you use the knob you can set it so if you turn it quickly it goes in 5hz increments and slowly in 1hz increments. You can also set it so either increment is what you get when you turn it whether you go fast or slow. There is another option, one I don't use because I don't care for it, where it scans and automatically adds any frequency with a signal to a temporary memory. You can then turn the knob to jump from each of those entries to the next. Yes, absolutely! You can have it scan a band automatically where it runs at 5hz increments, you can manually key in the frequency, or yes you can turn the knob. If you use the knob you can set it so if you turn it quickly it goes in 5hz increments and slowly in 1hz increments. You can also set it so either increment is what you get when you turn it whether you go fast or slow. There is another option, one I don't use because I don't care for it, where it scans and automatically adds any frequency with a signal to a temporary memory. You can then turn the knob to jump from each of those... » Read More Yes, absolutely! You can have it scan a band automatically where it runs at 5hz increments, you can manually key in the frequency, or yes you can turn the knob. If you use the knob you can set it so if you turn it quickly it goes in 5hz increments and slowly in 1hz increments. You can also set it so either increment is what you get when you turn it whether you go fast or slow. There is another option, one I don't use because I don't care for it, where it scans and automatically adds any frequency with a signal to a temporary memory. You can then turn the knob to jump from each of those entries to the next. « Show Less
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You can only communicate between units that are on the same channel, including paging. You can leave all units on the same channel if you want to broadcast everywhere.