What is the role of installing EMS in a communication base station

What is an in-building emergency responder Communications Enhancement System (Erces)?

An In-Building Emergency Responder Communications Enhancement System (ERCES) is a wireless communications system used by first responder and emergency services personnel, such as police, fire, emergency medical, homeland security, and disaster response agencies.

What are the main functions of the EMSCOM system?

The EMSCOM system's main functions are to provide communications between ambulance/rescue and hospital emergency rooms to allow notification of incoming injured patients to health care facilities.

How do I select a EMS base station Radio?

To select a channel on an EMS base station radio, you should set the channel selector on the local primary channel as used in your area. The channel select button must be depressed in order to transmit on the selected frequency.

What is the purpose of the EMSCOM manual for?

This manual is provided for the use of all services that may have occasion to use the New Mexico Emergency Medical Services Communications (EMSCOM) System. The intended purpose of the manual is to provide a basic understanding of the capabilities and proper utilization of the State EMSCOM system. Maintenance policies are also included.

What CTCSS tone do EMS med radios use?

For this reason, all New Mexico EMSCOM UHF radios on the EMS MED channels should be using CTCSS tone 136.5. Types of Stations: A base station transmits directly to mobiles and portables. If the base station is at some distance away from the operator, it is known as a remote base station.

What is the Santa Fe EMS system?

The Santa Fe EMS system is a priority system in cases of emergency radio communications traffic. Santa Fe Control can assist any EMS provider as needed during an emergency and can dispatch EMS for any area upon request by State Police, Sheriff, or private parties.