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[JediHutch61]

I think he meant to say, can you dispatch the units like you would irl.

[Brendon]

I do not have information on that. Could you explain it a little bit?

SPRINT is the 911 system for the NYPD. A Sprint number is an incident reference number for every call or activity. If a report needs to be further referenced or further investigated, the SPRINT number can be used to call up any other vitial info as well. The SPRINT system stands for Special Police Radio Inquiry Network. Instead of communicating by phone, the dispatcher can type to other dispatchers instead. The SPRINT system also keeps tracks of assignments and assigns Sprint Numbers to them. Often times when a Police Officer finishes a job/assignment that needs to be referenced they'll ask for the SPRINT number.

ANI/ALI (pronounced Annie Alley over the radio) gives the location of the callers as well as their numbers. If they're on a cellphone it'll just give what cell site it came from. It's useful if the caller doesn't give a location or can't give one. Basically, it's advanced caller ID.

ANI : Automatic Number Identification (the callback #)
ALI : Automatic Location Identification (Address/Cross streets of caller)

[Tim]

Tim, With the simulation based in NY will the user be able to dispatch Res1cue?

Sure, why not?

Thanks Brendon, I'll try to figure that out.

Have you started to do this soft yet?

Err... What?

[Ami89E1234]

I'm pretty sure seanny meant it like this: Would the voices be ones created by Tim, etc. or actual sound files of the NYPD, etc.

[Brendon]

If I had a recorder, I'd be able to record sound files from the NYPD's radio. Maybe I should get one.

[szron]

If you have a scanner plug headphones output from your scanner to LINE IN in your PC, via Male Jack - Male Jack

[Brendon]

If you have a scanner plug headphones output from your scanner to LINE IN in your PC, via Male Jack - Male Jack

I don't know what you mean.

[FortErieFireEli]

What he means is if your scanner has a headphone plug receptical, you can plug it in to your computer using a male-male (both ends pointy instead of one pointy, one hole (female )) into the microphone jack. I have a feeling that was a TERRIBLE explanation lmao

[Brendon]

What he means is if your scanner has a headphone plug receptical, you can plug it in to your computer using a male-male (both ends pointy instead of one pointy, one hole (female )) into the microphone jack. I have a feeling that was a TERRIBLE explanation lmao

I don't and my computer is all USB ports so that's out of the question.

[njboy13]

What he means is if your scanner has a headphone plug receptical, you can plug it in to your computer using a male-male (both ends pointy instead of one pointy, one hole (female )) into the microphone jack. I have a feeling that was a TERRIBLE explanation lmao

Great explanation haha.



Great work on this, Tim!

[Wizzzkid]

I don't and my computer is all USB ports so that's out of the question.

So..... Your keyboard, mouse, speakers, and monitor all use a usb? There is nothing in the back of your pc that is not usb?

[Forensics]

What he means is if your scanner has a headphone plug receptical, you can plug it in to your computer using a male-male (both ends pointy instead of one pointy, one hole (female )) into the microphone jack. I have a feeling that was a TERRIBLE explanation lmao

Reading that makes me think of something, can't think what though.

Microphone sockets are pink.

[Brendon]

So..... Your keyboard, mouse, speakers, and monitor all use a usb? There is nothing in the back of your pc that is not usb?

Everything except the monitor is.

[Multibullets]

Not pushing you on the line here Tim, but any chance we can have a short video showing the features?

[Tim]

Not the next weeks I guess. I'm working at a hospital at the moment. In 2 weeks I will have to go to school again and prepare for some exams. I do not have time to work on anything at the moment

[Brendon]

Ah, I got it to record through my microphone. This is what NYPD's Dispatch Channels for the Precincts usually sound like. I cut out all the empty air time so things sound faster then they normally do. Numbered Units (Like 9552) are PSA/Housing Units that deal with Housing Projects and the properties around them. Other Units like 75 Adam are sector cars that respond to calls in private houses and on the streets.:



If you want any specific audio just tell me and I will try to record it.


EDIT: And Tim, sorry to hear this.

[Multibullets]

Damnit, you always seem to be busy Tim
Aight man, good luck with those exams!

[szron]

Ah, I got it to record through my microphone. This is what NYPD's Dispatch Channels for the Precincts usually sound like. I cut out all the empty air time so things sound faster then they normally do. Numbered Units (Like 9552) are PSA/Housing Units that deal with Housing Projects and the properties around them. Other Units like 75 Adam are sector cars that respond to calls in private houses and on the streets.:



If you want any specific audio just tell me and I will try to record it.


EDIT: And Tim, sorry to hear this.

Is that trunked system?
I can hear that Motorola "Beep" (or whatever you can call it).

[Brendon]

Is that trunked system?
I can hear that Motorola "Beep" (or whatever you can call it).

No the system is not trunked it is a very old system.

[ddurbin2007]

If you want ideas or help I can help out. I don't have programming down yet but I am currently a 911 dispatcher so I can get recordings from here or help test or something.