Intra-WACN (Wide
Area Communications Network) Roaming allows you to configure Motorola
radios to operate on certain non-Motorola
(Project
25 compatible) in-the-field Trunking
Systems. With these
non-Motorola
in-the-field hardware configurations, the Home
WACN ID is the unique ID that requires a Key ID match, which contrast
how with Motorola in-the-field hardware, the System
ID is the unique ID that requires a Key ID match.
Motorola in-the-field Trunking
Systems typically do not have unique Home WACN
IDs.
How it Works:
When programming for these non-Motorola in-the-field systems, be aware that the Home WACN ID acts like a typical Motorola System ID, which is why an Advanced WACN Key contains the Key ID that allows for communication access. When programming for Motorola in-the-field systems, the Advanced System Key contains the Key ID that allows for communication access.
Be aware that when programming for these non-Motorola in-the-field systems, Sites can also have unique System IDs.
With these non-Motorola in-the-field systems, there are no "home" or "foreign" Trunking Systems; all Trunking Systems (sites) in a given WACN re-use the same Working Unit IDs (WUIDs) and Working Group IDs (WGIDs), and are essentially treated as the radio's Home System, where each System becomes another “site” within the network.
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Do the following for any Trunking Systems intending to have CPS-defined channels communicating in an Intra-WACN Roaming scenario:
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