10 Code/ Plain Language Flashcards
In MDT Radio Communication, what does “10-4” mean?
Acknowledgement.
In MDT Radio Communication, what does “10-6” mean?
Stand by.
In MDT Radio Communication, what does “10-7” mean?
Out of service (plain language acceptable).
In MDT Radio Communication, what does “10-8” mean?
Back in service (plain language acceptable).
In MDT Radio Communication, what does “10-9” mean?
Repeat transmission (plain language acceptable).
In MDT Radio Communication, what does “10-10” mean?
Fight (plain language acceptable).
In MDT Radio Communication, what does “10-21” mean?
Telephone number or “Copy Tx?” (plain language acceptable).
In MDT Radio Communication, what does “10-23” mean?
Arrived on scene (plain language acceptable).
In MDT Radio Communication, what does “10-24” mean?
Cleared the scene (plain language acceptable).
In MDT Radio Communication, what does “10-27” mean?
Valid ops check.
In MDT Radio Communication, what does “10-28” mean?
Registration information.
In MDT Radio Communication, what does “10-29” mean?
Warrant/ Wanted check.
In MDT Radio Communication, what does “10-33” mean?
Officer in trouble or emergency (plain language acceptable).
In MDT Radio Communication, what does “10-38” mean?
Traffic stop.
In MDT Radio Communication, what does “10-41” mean?
On duty.
In MDT Radio Communication, what does “10-42” mean?
Off duty.
In MDT Radio Communication, what does “10-77” mean?
Open/ close county jail facility door.
In MDT Radio Communication, what does “10-79” mean?
Request for Medical Examiner.
In MDT Radio Communication, what does “10-89” mean?
Bomb threat at _____ (location).
In MDT Radio Communication, what does “10-96” mean?
Mental issue.
In MDT Radio Communication, what does “10-95” mean?
Status check.
In MDT Radio Communication, what does “10-99” mean?
Wanted subject “M” or “F” (misdemeanor or felony).
In MDT Radio Communication, what does “10-20” mean?
“What’s your location?”
