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Communications & Electronics Service

“To establish a reliable, modern & secured Communications Network & Infrastructure”

Basic Radio Operation and


Preventive Maintenance
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Purpose
 Provide a common understanding of basic
two-way radio knowledge and guidelines to
enhance overall communication for all
police units and first responders
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Overview
 Introduction to Radio Basics
 Radio Protocol and Guidelines
 Proper Care and Maintenance
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Types of Communication
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Simplex Communication
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Half-Duplex Communication
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Full Duplex
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Radio Propagation Effects


Building

Direct Signal

hb Reflected Signal
Diffracted
Signal hm

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Transmitter Receiver
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Introduction to radio basics

Classification of Radios
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Base Station
 Fixed radio station
 Receives and transmit

◦ Not simultaneously
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Mobile radio
 Mounted
 Used in motion or stopped
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Portable Radio
 Battery powered
 Handheld
 Carried by person
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Repeaters
 Boost signal
 Receive and

transmit at different
frequencies
simultaneously
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Introduction to radio basics

Anatomy of Radio
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Hytera PD788G
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To unlock the
keypad, press
‘MENU’
button then
press ‘STAR*’
button;
perform the
same
operation to
lock the
keypad.
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Signal Strength
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Current Registered PPO


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Battery Level
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Output Power
Level: High or
Low
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GPS: When the GPS


signal is active, there
will be a ‘G’ sign
shown here;
otherwise no active
GPS signal is
received
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Encryption: On or Off
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Repeater Mode
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Hytera PD788G and MD785


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Questions?
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Radio Protocol
Guidelines
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4 Golden Rules in Radio


communication

1. Clarity – clear, slower than normal,


normal tone, loud enough.
2. Simplicity – simple enough to understand

3. Brevity – precise and direct to the point

4. Security – frequencies are shared


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Basic Two-way Radio


Etiquette
 Do not interrupt when you hear other
people talking. Wait until their conversation
is finished. (Unless it is and emergency)
 Do not respond if you aren’t sure the call is

for you.
 Never transmit sensitive, confidential,

financial or military information (unless


conversation is secured)
 Perform radio checks to ensure you radio is

in good working condition


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Rules
 Not allowed:
◦ False calls
◦ Fraudulent Distress Signals
◦ Unnecessary or
unidentified
communications
◦ Obscene, indecent or
profane language
◦ Improper call signals
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Priorities
 Priority calls:
◦ Life Safety
◦ Property
◦ Administrative
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Basic Radio
Transmission
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Wrapper and a Message

(Receiver), this is (caller), MESSAGE {Over|


Out}
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10 - 0 - Caution 10 - 21 - Call ____by Tel


10 - 1 - Unable to Copy Change 10 - 22 - Disregard
Location 10 - 23 - Arrived at Scene
10 - 2 - Signal is Good 10 - 24 - Assignment Completed
10 - 3 - Stop Transmitting 10 - 25 - Report in Person (meet)
10 - 4 - Acknowledgement 10 - 26 - Detaining Subject, Expedite
10 - 5 - Relay 10 - 27 - Driver’s License Information
10 - 6 - Busy – Standby unless Urgent 10 - 28 - Vehicle Registration
10 - 7 - Cut of Service (give location Information
and/or tel nr) 10 - 29 - Check Records for Wanted
10 - 8 - In-Service 10 - 30 - Illegal Use of Radio
10 - 9 - Repeat 10 - 31 - Crime in Progress
10 - 10 - Fight in Progress 10 - 32 - Man with Gun
10 - 11 - Dog Case 10 - 33 - Emergency
10 - 12 - Standby 10 - 34 - Riot
10 - 13 - Weather and road report 10 - 35 - Major Crime Alert
10 - 14 - Report to prowler 10 - 36 - Correct Time
10 - 15 - Civil Disturbance 10 - 37 - Investigate Suspicious
10 - 16 - Domestic Trouble Vehicle
10 - 17 - Meet Complainants 10 - 38 - Stopping Suspicious Vehicle
10 - 18 - Complete Assignment (give Stn Complete
Quickly description before stopping)
10 - 19 - Return to 10 - 39 - Urgent – Use Light & Siren
10 - 20 - Location 10 - 40 - Silent Run – No Light & Siren
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10 - 41 - Beginning Tour of Duty 10 - 61 - Personnel in Area


10 - 42 - Ending Tour of Duty 10 - 62 - Reply to Message
10 - 43 - Information 10 - 63 - Prepare to Make Written
10 - 44 - Request Permission to Leave Report
Control 10 - 64 - Message for Local Delivery
10 - 45 - Animal Carcass at 10 - 65 - Net Message Assignment
10 - 46 - Assist Motorist 10 - 66 - Message Cancellation
10 - 47 - Emergency Road Repairs at 10 - 67 - Clear for Net Message
10 - 48 - Traffic Standards Needs at 10 - 68 - Dispatch Information
10 - 49 - Traffic Light Out 10 - 69 - Message Record
10 - 50 - Accident (Fatality, Person 10 - 70 - Fire Alarm
Injured, Property Damage) 10 - 71 - Advice Nature of Fire (Size,
10 - 51 - Wrecker Needed Type and Content of Bldg)
10 - 52 - Ambulance Needed 10 - 72 - Report Progress of Fire
10 - 53 - Road Blocked 10 - 73 - Smoke Report
10 - 54 - Livestock on Highway 10 - 74 - Negative
10 - 55 - Intoxicated Driver 10 - 75 - In Contact With
10 - 56 - Intoxicated Pedestrian 10 - 76 - En Route
10 - 57 - Hit and Run (Fatality, Person 10 - 77 - ETA (Estimated Time of
Injured, Property Damage) Arrival)
10 - 58 - Direct Traffic 10 - 78 - Need Assistance
10 - 59 - Convey or Escort 10 - 79 - Notify Coroner
10 - 60 - Squad in Vicinity 10 - 80 - Kidnapping
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10 - 81 - Stolen Vehicle
10 - 82 - Reserve Lodging
10 - 83 - Found Vehicle
10 - 84 - If Meeting – Advise ETA
10 - 85 - Delayed Due to
10 - 86 - Missing Person
10 - 87 - Pick-up Distribute Check
10 - 88 - Present Tel Nr of
10 - 89 - Pick-up Prison/Subject
10 - 90 - Bank Alarm
10 - 91 - Unnecessary Use of Radio
10 - 92 - Wanted Person
10 - 93 - Blockade
10 - 94 - Drag Racing
10 - 95 - Stolen Subject
10 - 96 - Mental Subject
10 - 97 - Signal Check
10 - 98 - Prison Jail Break
10 - 99 - Records Indicate Wanted
10- 100- Dead body
10- 200- Alarm
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A – ALPHA L – LIMA W – WHISKY

B – BRAVO M – MIKE X – X-RAY

C – CHARLIE N – NOVEMBER Y – YANKEE

D – DELTA O – OSCAR Z – ZULU

E – ECHO P – PAPA

F – FOXTROT Q – QUEBEC

G – GOLF R – ROMEO

H – HOTEL S – SIERRA

I – INDIA T– TANGO

J – JULIET U– UNIFORM

K - KILO V – VICTOR
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PRONUNCIATION OF NUMBER
1 - WUN - with strong W and N
2 - TOO - with a strong and long OO
3 - TH-R-EE - with slightly rolling R and long EE
4 - FO-WER - with a long O and strong W and final R
5 - FIE-YIV - with long I changing to short Y and V
6 - SIKS - with long S and KS
7 - SEV-VEN - with strong S and V and well short VEN
8 - ATE - with a long A and strong T
9 - NI-NER - with a strong N at the beginning and a long I a well
sounded NER
0 - ZERO - with a strong Z and a short RO
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Know the Lingo


 Over – I’ve finished talking
 Say again – Please repeat your last message
 Stand by – I acknowledged your transmission
but please wait
 Go ahead – I can respond, go ahead with your
message
 Roger – Message received and understood
 Affirmative/Negative – Yes/No
 Out – Conversation finished
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Radio Protocol Guidelines

Common Errors and


Best Practices
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Voice Quality
 Maintain consistent pitch, volume and
delivery speed
 Use normal tone
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Pronunciation
 Problem  Solution
◦ Mispronounced ◦ Phonetically
 Words spell word or
 Names name

◦ Speech
 Drawled ◦ Maintain
 Lazy consistent voice
quality in all
situations
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Voice Clipping
 Remember the 2-second rule!

◦ Monitor transmission for at least 2 seconds

◦ Depress PTT button


2 seconds before speaking

◦ Release PTT button


2 seconds after speaking
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Letting Feelings Talk


 Avoid:
◦ Anger
◦ Frustration
◦ Boredom
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Thinking before you speak


 Decide what you are going to say and
to whom it is meant for
 Make your conversation as concise,

precise and clear as possible.


 Avoid long and complicated

sentences. Insert pauses or breaks


for longer transmission
 Do not use codes or abbreviations

unless they are well understood by


your group.
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Crowded or Noisy Areas


 DO NOT:
◦ Raise voice
◦ Whisper
◦ Turn away from noise

 DO:
◦ Use conversational tone
◦ Use normal voice
◦ Face noise
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Addresses & Locations


 Whole Address
◦ First, say normally
◦ Second, break down numbers

 Common Names
◦ Universally known
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Addresses & Locations


Example

 Whole Address
◦ First, “Stall 4230 4th Floor SM West”
◦ Second, “4-2-3-0 fourth floor Sierra Mike West”

 Common Names
◦ SM North Edsa
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Introduction to radio basics

Proper Care and


Maintenance
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Everyday Radio Use


 Always carry your radio by the main
body rather than the antenna

 Do not use accessories or batteries


that aren’t designed for the radio

 Avoid prolonged exposure to water


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Charging
 Always carry your radio by the main
body rather than the antenna

 Turn radio off when charging

 Batteries have about 3-5 years


lifespan
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Cleaning
 If your radio get exposed to dirt or
dust, just give it a wipe down with a
damp cloth

 Make sure your radio is turn off while


cleaning

 Never use industrial cleaners or


anything with alcohol
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Storing
 Keep your radio in a clean, dry, cool
place and out of direct sunlight

 Remove your battery when not in use


to avoid unnecessary draining your
battery

 Turn off radios and remove batteries


before storing
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Storing
 Keep your radio in a clean, dry, cool
place and out of direct sunlight

 Remove your battery when not in use


to avoid unnecessary draining your
battery

 Turn off radios and remove batteries


before storing
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Conventional and Trunking


System
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Basic Operation
Basic Radio Operation
(Tactical Radio)
HARRIS ® Falcon III VHF Low band Radio
 Soft keys
 Alpha numeric
 Circular arrow
 CLEAR
 ENTER
 Navigation keys
 Squelch
 LT
 APPS
 PGM
Questions?
Time/Date GRP CITE/DIG/ORIG
210300H JAN 2020 NR NFSTI-CN
01-21-20-05
FOR RD, PROS/D, NSUS

 This Pertains to the Opening of CRIDEC on


MAY 31, 2023 PD in view of the above CMA
Please Advise the following Police Personnel
who already passed the CRIDEC Qualifying
Examination Open Paren QE Close Paren to
prepare all the Documentary Requirements
PD
Time/Date GRP
CITE/DIG/ORIG
311430H MAY 2023 NR RSTU3-CN
05-31-23-01
FOR PDs/CDs
 Advise the following personnel to report this

Office PD
 Pat Domz, Julia

 Pat Canlas, Clarice

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