See The Command Center
This is the place that makes it all happen. Link here to see what you hear. At the far left is the 286 Toshiba 1600/40 that runs the CE/HB232 software on the Left channel. The left side is for Fire only. This is where you will hear many of the incidents dispatched from. The Laptop in the middle is a 486 machine that barely handles the Scan*Star software that controls the OS456. this is the right channel and pretty much everything else including all police agencies local to this area (Federal-State -County-and Cities), Meds, and Border Patrol. During major weather incidents or multi-agency situations many othe freqs are added as well as all the fire freqs on the right channel. the PC screen to the left is part of the computer that controls the REAL AUDIO server. To the right of that you see the the two scanners. [Left to right] the 1st is the HB232 with an analog s-meter on top. The second one is the OS456 2006.
You are in the place to hear the Live Action
This site for for those who want to know more about Scanning Arizona. Located in southeastern Arizona, Pima County is the home of Arizona's' second largest population area, Tucson. Over 800,000 people live in the county. The close proximity to the Border of Mexico allows you to hear some interesting intercepts.
Pro
2006 - OS456 - Scan*Star 6.43
The Scanner is a Radio Shack PRO2006. The computer interface is Optoelectronics OS456. The software that keeps the scanner following the action is Scan*Star. Soon the G/Wiz board will help Scan*Star follow the Pima County Sheriffs Office a bit better.
Real Server G2 5.01& DSL 256k
Real
Server G2 is a new Audio Server software version from the
RealNetwork People that allows you and I to broadcast from todays
computers with a todays connections. This site is served by US
WEST DSL service that is a full-time point to point connection to the
net at a minimum speed of 256K upload and download, sometimes much greater.
This will allow many connections at one time depending on connection speed
and CPU speed. Right now this is all running on an AMD K6-2 300 mhz (3D
Now) w 64meg of ram.
To Listen to Scan Arizona!
click
here and download the software Open the software and set it up. Go
to the site that will direct you to the Scan
Arizona! Server.
This is just the beginning...
Much integration is planned to the scanner and hopefully soon dynamic information
can be generated. Check this site often and let us now what you think about
it as it progresses.
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