Radio List & Radio Commands

The radio system is a critical operational tool. Officers must ensure their radio name and availability status are accurate at all times so other units and supervisors are aware of their assignment and 10-code status.

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Radio Channels

Police Channels

• Channels 1 – 6

• Channel 1 – Default channel

• Channel 4 – Reserved for processing suspects

• 91.1 – 91.6 – Training channels (non-encrypted)

EMS Channels

• Channels 7 – 10

• Channel 10 – EMS default channel

Officers may change channels using:

/rnum {channel}

or by using:

/rchanup
/rchandown

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Radio Name Format

When configured, the radio name format appears as:

[{unit}] {handle} [{location}] {status}

Field Breakdown

• Unit – Partner’s callsign (if applicable)

• Handle – Officer surname (defaults to first initial + last name, e.g., J. Mackay)

• Location – Assignment/vehicle/location (e.g., CRU, VPD, A1)

• Status – 10-code (e.g., 10-8, 10-7)

Your primary callsign is automatically pulled from the MDT.

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Setting Radio Name Fields

The following commands allow you to configure individual parts of your radio name and can be keybound for ease of use:

/rhandle {handle}      — Sets handle (e.g., Mackay)
/rstatus {status}      — Sets status (e.g., 10-8 / 10-7)
/rloc {location}       — Sets location (e.g., CRU / VPD)
/runit {unit}          — Sets partner unit callsign

Clearing Fields

To clear any of the above fields, re-enter the command with no arguments:

/rhandle
/rstatus
/rloc
/runit

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Examples

Solo Unit (Driver):

Mackay [CRU] 10-8

With Partner (301 is pilot/driver):

[301] Mackay [A1] 10-8

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Radio Interface & Display Options

Radio List Display Modes

/rfull      — Full list (up to 25 players) (Default)
/rcompact   — Shows last 5 recent speakers
/rmodern    — Modern UI (Default)
/rbasic     — Basic text-only style
/rlist      — Hide radio UI
/rconfigure — Opens full configuration UI

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Volume & Channel Controls

/rvolup     — Increase volume by 10%
/rvoldown   — Decrease volume by 10%
/rchanup    — Switch up one radio channel
/rchandown  — Switch down one radio channel

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Audio Control (Radio Ear)

To reduce radio chatter or improve clarity, officers may set which ear audio plays through:

/radioear

Options:

• left

• right

• both

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Expectations

• Officers must keep their 10-code status updated at all times.

• Channel discipline must be maintained.

• Channel 4 remains reserved for prisoner processing.

• Training channels (91.1–91.6) are non-encrypted and for training use only.