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Overview

Trunked Mobile Radio System (TMRS)

This TMR system is shared by nearly all public safety organizations in

Nova Scotia. The network has 86 tower sites and provides coverage across

a large percentage of the provinces' landmass. All of these tower sites are

connected to a central controller at Bell in Halifax.

The TMR 2 system has new and improved functionality which will

result in enhanced clarity of voice transmissions, system redundancy,

interoperability and additional radio features for some agencies.

This system is fully interoperable, with all agencies having one common

zone of talkgroups. This allows for each user to easily navigate and

communicate with any other user of the system at an incident via their

TMR radio. This includes eight mutual aid talkgroups, three shared

simplex channels and two common talkgroups.

The TMR System (TMRS) uses a digital platform. Public Safety

Organizations will notice much a sharper, crisper voice quality during

radio transmissions in a digital environment. The digital conversion

of a user's voice reduces external background noise and the digital

technology platform is ideal for reducing environmental noise levels during

transmission, such as emergency scenes or in windy conditions.

When you turn on your radio, it begins to search for the nearest TMRS site.

When the radio connects to a site, the radio will send the identiﬁ er number

of your radio to the central controller informing the system that your radio

is now turned on and which talk group your radio is resting on. You can

communicate with any other radio on that same talkgroup province-wide.

This guide will assist the TMR user by explaining speciﬁ cs about the system

operation, along with lists of agencies sharing the system, radio tones and

alerts, best practices in radio etiquette, potential issues with the system

along with various other helpful hints to make your TMR radio use both

productive and successful.

Please note: This guide will be updated periodically so be sure to review

the most updated version of this User Guide from the Public Safety and

Field Communications (PSFC) Team.