Motorola CCTSS and Interference Eliminator Codes for CLP Two-Way Radios

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RADIO FREQUENCY AND CODE CHARTS

Table 4: CCTSS/DPL Interference Eliminator Codes

CCTSS

Code

CCTSS

Code

DPL

Code

DPL

Code

DPL

Code

DPL

Code

DPL

Code

0

Disabled

20

131.8

39

23

59

134

79

306

99

503

119

734

1

67

21

136.5

40

25

60

143

80

311

100

506

120

743

2

71.9

22

141.3

41

26

61

152

81

315

101

516

121

754

3

74.4

23

146.2

42

31

62

155

82

331

102

532

123

645

4

77

24

151.4

43

32

63

156

83

343

103

546

124

Cust

5

79.7

25

156.7

44

43

64

162

84

346

104

565

125

Cust

6

82.5

26

162.2

45

47

65

165

85

351

105

606

126

Cust

7

85.4

27

167.9

46

51

66

172

86

364

106

612

127

Cust

8

88.5

28

173.8

47

54

67

174

87

365

107

624

128

Cust

9

91.5

29

179.9

48

65

68

205

88

371

108

627

129

Cust

10

94.8

30

186.2

49

71

69

223

89

411

109

631

 

 

11

97.4

31

192.8

50

72

70

226

90

412

110

632

 

 

12

100

32

203.5

51

73

71

243

91

413

111

654

 

 

13

103.5

33

210.7

52

74

72

244

92

423

112

662

 

 

14

107.2

34

218.1

53

114

73

245

93

431

113

664

 

 

15

110.9

35

225.7

54

115

74

251

94

432

114

703

 

 

16

114.8

36

233.6

55

116

75

261

95

445

115

712

 

 

17

118.8

37

241.8

56

125

76

263

96

464

116

723

 

 

18

123

38

250.3

57

131

77

265

97

465

117

731

 

 

19

127.3

122

69.3

58

132

78

271

98

466

118

732

 

 

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