Category:944 Radio Operation - Revision history

Smithk: Per SM, info greatly truncated and moved to EPG 948

2020-09-21T18:13:23Z

Per SM, info greatly truncated and moved to EPG 948

Smithk: /* 944.13 Maintenance Locations */ removed outdated 10-district maintenance shed info

2012-05-03T20:17:35Z

944.13 Maintenance Locations: removed outdated 10-district maintenance shed info

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 Individual's names should not be used on the radio.
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Smithk: /* Table 944.11 Central Office Call Numbers */ Asst. Dir, RW removed from table. This position no longer exists

2011-06-22T13:13:16Z

Table 944.11 Central Office Call Numbers: Asst. Dir, RW removed from table. This position no longer exists

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	===944.12 District Radio Call Numbers===		===944.12 District Radio Call Numbers===
	[[image:944.12.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|<center>'''Motorist Assistance Program'''</center>]]		[[image:944.12.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|<center>'''Motorist Assistance Program'''</center>]]

Smithk: /* 944.6 Operating the Base Station */ minor clarification

2010-04-16T18:13:13Z

944.6 Operating the Base Station: minor clarification

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	The additional examples shown under "Mobile Unit Operating Procedure" also have application by the base station operator and should be studied along with the examples in this ~~section~~.		The additional examples shown under "Mobile Unit Operating Procedure" also have application by the base station operator and should be studied along with the examples in this article.

	The operating procedure shown in this article is the only procedure authorized for the system. The procedure is designed to aid in handling communications traffic and is based on simplicity and elimination of superfluous words and the use of common courtesy and consideration.		The operating procedure shown in this article is the only procedure authorized for the system. The procedure is designed to aid in handling communications traffic and is based on simplicity and elimination of superfluous words and the use of common courtesy and consideration.

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2009-10-08T15:33:04Z

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	When the communication is over, the unit initiating the call shall announce the FCC assigned call sign KC 6343 when operating on Channels A and B, or KN 5291 when operating on Channel C. The metro channels use KC6343. Base stations use the unique call signs assigned to them.		When the communication is over, the unit initiating the call shall announce the FCC assigned call sign KC 6343 when operating on Channels A and B, or KN 5291 when operating on Channel C. The metro channels use KC6343. Base stations use the unique call signs assigned to them.

	Unit call assignments are given in ~~the back portion of~~ this ~~manual~~. Some positions are designated by their base of operation; others are designated by a unit number. Due to transfers, retirements, promotions, etc., no attempt to list names has been made. Any such list would soon become out of date. However, cards showing unit call assignments for districts should be available from either the district office or the radio shop.		Unit call assignments are given farther down in this article. Some positions are designated by their base of operation; others are designated by a unit number. Due to transfers, retirements, promotions, etc., no attempt to list names has been made. Any such list would soon become out of date. However, cards showing unit call assignments for districts should be available from either the district office or the radio shop.

	'''944.3.1 Examples of Normal Radio Communication Between Vehicles'''		'''944.3.1 Examples of Normal Radio Communication Between Vehicles'''
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	The use of courtesy and good operating procedures, as well as careful observation of the rules and regulations set forth in this ~~manual~~, will aid in providing good communications to all users of the system.		The use of courtesy and good operating procedures, as well as careful observation of the rules and regulations set forth in this article, will aid in providing good communications to all users of the system.

	Always use a mobile relay known to be in good communication range of your location. To do otherwise will result in poor communication, noise and interference to others.		Always use a mobile relay known to be in good communication range of your location. To do otherwise will result in poor communication, noise and interference to others.
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	The additional examples shown under "Mobile Unit Operating Procedure" also have application by the base station operator and should be studied along with the examples in this section.		The additional examples shown under "Mobile Unit Operating Procedure" also have application by the base station operator and should be studied along with the examples in this section.

	The operating procedure shown in this ~~manual~~ is the only procedure authorized for the system. The procedure is designed to aid in handling communications traffic and is based on simplicity and elimination of superfluous words and the use of common courtesy and consideration.		The operating procedure shown in this article is the only procedure authorized for the system. The procedure is designed to aid in handling communications traffic and is based on simplicity and elimination of superfluous words and the use of common courtesy and consideration.

	===944.7 Station Logs===		===944.7 Station Logs===
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	Further on in ~~the manual~~ is a list of the FAA Flight Service Stations and the towers required to be lighted. Periodic inspections of the tower lighting system will be made every three (3) months. All personnel are urged to assist in the observance of tower light failures.		Further on in this article is a list of the FAA Flight Service Stations and the towers required to be lighted. Periodic inspections of the tower lighting system will be made every three (3) months. All personnel are urged to assist in the observance of tower light failures.

	===944.9 Radio Maintenance===		===944.9 Radio Maintenance===

Smithk: /* 944.3 Mobile Unit Operating Procedure */ article construction

2009-07-13T14:52:37Z

944.3 Mobile Unit Operating Procedure: article construction

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	===944.3 Mobile Unit Operating Procedure===		===944.3 Mobile Unit Operating Procedure===
			[[image:944.3.jpg\|right\|425px\|thumb\|<center>'''MoDOT's Mobile Emergency Response Communications Vehicle (MEROC) was deployed to Clarksville in May 2008 to support the city's communications needs when the Mississippi River flooded. Organizations such as AmeriCorps, the Missouri National Guard, the City of Clarksville and state and local agencies used the communications capabilities to coordinate efforts to hold back flood waters.'''</center>]]

	Due to the number of mobile units in this system, proper radio operating procedure is essential for maximum efficiency.		Due to the number of mobile units in this system, proper radio operating procedure is essential for maximum efficiency.

Smithk: article construction

2008-07-30T13:56:21Z

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	====~~<center>~~''Table 944.13.2 Mobile Relay Stations''~~</center>~~====		====''Table 944.13.2 Mobile Relay Stations''====
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2007-09-20T18:52:11Z

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	\|colspan="2" width=350\|Customer Service Centers will be identified using "Customer Service D" where D denotes the district Number.		\|colspan="2" width=350\|Customer Service Centers will be identified using "Customer Service D" where D denotes the district Number.
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	! style="background:#BEBEBE" colspan="2"\|Project Development / Transportation Planning / Right of Way		! style="background:#BEBEBE" colspan="2"\|Project Development / Transportation Planning / Right of Way
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Smithk: article construction

2007-09-14T20:30:13Z

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	===944.13 Maintenance Locations===		===944.13 Maintenance Locations===
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	All employees will have an assigned number reserved explicitly for their use.		All employees will have an assigned number reserved explicitly for their use.

Smithk: /* 944.12 District Radio Call Numbers */ article construction

2007-05-25T12:02:20Z

944.12 District Radio Call Numbers: article construction

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	===944.12 District Radio Call Numbers===		===944.12 District Radio Call Numbers===
	[[image:944.12.jpg\|right\|300px]]		[[image:944.12.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|<center>'''Motorist Assistance Program'''</center>]]
	To provide uniformity and increase radio call numbers available, the following shows district radio call number assignments. There are two options available for assignments. Option A is geographical organization and Option B is divisional organization.		To provide uniformity and increase radio call numbers available, the following shows district radio call number assignments. There are two options available for assignments. Option A is geographical organization and Option B is divisional organization.