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Chapter 14 Flashcards

1
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T/F When using I/O frequencies with other agencies be sure to use 10 codes together with plain speak to help other agencies understand what is being communicated on these frequencies

A

False: Use plain language and refrain from using 10 codes and FD terminology while communicating on these frequencies

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T/F FDNY apparatus Dispatch radios include EMS Borough frequencies, allowing FD units to communicate directly with EMS Dispatchers. When deemed necessary by the IC, these frequencies may be used to communicate both critical and routine info.

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False: These frequencies may be used to communicate critical info. They are not to be used for routine requests. Use Plain speak (do not use 10 codes and fire jargon)

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T/F Chiefs should precede their identification with the term “Fire Battalion” to distinguish them from EMS Battalion when on EMS borough or citywide frequencies

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True

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EMS Resources will be dispatched upon transmission of which codes?

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10-45 any code, 
10-60 no code and code 1
10-66
10-75, 76, 77
10-80 Code 1 
Transmission of Airport Crash Box
Transmission of any Multiple Alarm where EMS was not on scene
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New York Metro Advisory Committee (NYMAC) I/O Channels: Channels _ have been designated as primary channels in the confines of NYC (5 Boroughs); Channels _ are primary channels for Nassau and Suffolk Counties

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5 Boroughs NYMAC Channels 1-3;

Nassau and Suffolk NYMAC Channels 4-6

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Which NYMAC channels are always active?

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NYMAC 1 NYC Call in Channel (always active);

NYMAC 4 Nassau/Suffolk Call in Channel (always active)

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Which NYMAC channels have Citywide Capability?

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NYMAC 1 and NYMAC 3

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Which NYMAC channel has Regional Capability (Westchester-NYC-LI)

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NYMAC 2

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When the IC needs to communicate with NYPD via NYMAC I/O channel, the IC shall call-in to _

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NYMAC 1 Channel (NYPD SOD Dispatcher). Always active and continuously staffed by NYPD personnel)

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Once the I/O channel has been activated, the FDNY IC must designate a member at the scene to monitor communications on I/O channel. Which unit should monitor once they arrive on scene?

A

Communication Engine.

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Chief and Company Officers Model III HTs have NYMAC channels installed in Zone C of their portable radios. Which channels are the NYMAC on Zone C?

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Channel 5: NYMAC 1
Channel 6: NYMAC 2
Channel 7: NYMAC 3
Channel 8: NYMAC 4
Channel 9: NYMAC 5
Channel 10: NYMAC 6
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UCALL/UTAC frequencies are programmed into Zone _ of most FD HT radios. UTAC channel _ (HT Zone _ Ch _) is the primary UTAC channel for use in the NYC region

A

Zone B;

UTAC Channel 42D, HT Zone B Ch 10

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UCALL/UTAC Calling Channel

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Zone B-5 Calling Channel (Channel Name UCALL 40)

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UCALL/UTAC Channels that operate using a repeater

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B-5 Calling Channel (UCALL 40)
B-7 (UTAC 41)
B-9 (UTAC 42)
B-11 (UTAC 43)

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UCALL/UTAC Channels that provide direct point to point communication/Talkaround (T/A)

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B-6 (UCALL 40D)
B-8 (UTAC 41D)
B-10 (Primary UTAC 42D)
B-12 (UTAC 43D)

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Choose the incorrect UTAC Direct Ch
A. UTAC 42D Primary Interoperability channel to cooperate w/NY region agencies. Provides direct point-point communications for portable radios
B. UTAC 41D Secondary Interop Ch used where multiple ops in close proximity and UTAC 42D already in use
C. UTAC 43D Tertiary Interop Ch
D. UTAC 44D Quaternary Interop Ch

A

D Does not exist

17
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T/F To activate UTAC repeater channel, a request is made by IC via channel B-5 (UCALL 40) to NYC OEM. If unable to contact OEM, a request is made via NYPD Dispatcher to contact OEM in order to activate the channel.

A

False: via FDNY Dispatcher

18
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T/F UTAC Repeater Channels are intended for outside ops and cannot be relied upon for interior structural communications.

A

True. When transmitting, push and hold to talk for 2 seconds before speaking.

19
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Zone B UTAC Channels and Names

A

B-5 Calling Channel: UCALL 40 repeater
B-6 UCALL 40 D
B-7 UTAC 41 repeater
B-8 UTAC 41 D
B-9 UTAC 42 repeater
B-10 Primary UTAC 42 D
B-11 UTAC 43 repeater
B-12 UTAC 43 D

20
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Interoperable comm req’d using UTAC “direct” channels order of preference
A. UTAC 41D
B. UTAC 42D
C. UTAC 43 D

A

2-1-3

21
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The UCALL/UTAC are the National UHF inter-operable radio frequencies used by FDNY IC to communicate w/public safety agencies. When using  FDNY HT radios, the primary UTAC channel for use in the NYC region can be found in which choice?
A: Channel 5 Zone A
B: Channel 6 Zone A
C: Channel 9 Zone B
D: Channel 10 Zone B
A

D Also Named UTAC 42D
The calling channel is channel 5 Zone B
Comm Ch 14 add 4

22
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During a large scale incident within NYC, the DC asked you to retrieve the NYMAC  radio and establish a communication link with NYPD. You retrieve the radio and turn it on and switch to which channel?
A: NYMAC channel 1
B: NYMAC channel 2
C: NYMAC channel 3
D: NYMAC Channel 4
E: NYMAC Channel 5
A

A NYMAC channel 1 is always active and continuously staffed by NYPD personnel
Read this bulletin
Communications ch 14 add 3 sec 2

23
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The incorrect procedure when using the TAC “U” channel can be found in which choice?
A: When TAC “U” channel is activated, all operating units shall remain on the Primary Tactical channel unless specifically instructed to switch
B: Each Battalion is provided with a yellow FAST Unit H/T that has the capability to operate on the TAC “U”
C: Operations Chief will designate a BC(preferably the Rescue Operations Chief or Haz-Mat Battalion Chief) to have direct control over FD units operating on the TAC “U” channel
D: The IC will consult with the ranking on-scene police officer when activating the TAC “U” channel when Haz Mat Ops involving members of at least 2 FDNY units

A

D The IC will consult with the ranking on-scene police officer when activating the TAC “U” channel when Hazardous Materials Operations involving ENTRY BY MEMBERS OF BOTH DEPARTMENTS INTO A HAZARDOUS AREA
Also: Zone “A” channel 13 is designated as the TAC “U” channel. This channel transmits at 5 watts…..All FDNY Units have this capability
Communications ch 14 add 2 pages 1-2

24
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Which statement regarding the use of IO frequencies during operations is incorrect?
A: UTAC repeater channels are intended for outside operations and cannot be relied upon for interior structural communications.
B: Conversations on UTAC channels should be in plain speak. Refrain from using FDNY 10 codes.
C: If unable to address problems instituting UTAC protocol at the scene, telephone FD Operations with full particulars upon return to quarters.
D: Due to potential problems involving distance, all operations occurring on the Hudson River with NJ departments shall be conducted on UTAC 42, the primary repeater channel.

A

C Communications Chapter 14 Addendum 4 Email FD operations with particulars of the incident. 4.2
D – Correct - Table 1 & Note 5.1

25
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NYMAC 1 channel. All of the following statements regarding this procedure are correct except in which choice?
A: The FDNY IC will be instructed by NYPD to either remain on NYMAC 1 or switch to the assigned NYMAC I/O channel for the incident (NYMAC 2 or 3).
B: FDNY IC shall notify the appropriate Borough Dispatcher and FDOC of the I/O channel that has been activated.
C: NYMAC I/O channel will be assigned without FDNY request for second alarms or greater as well as pre-planned interagency events.
D: When using an I/O channel, the FDNY IC shall communicate the Box number and Borough of the incident at the beginning of each transmission.

A

D When using an I/O channel, the FDNY IC shall use the name of the incident at the beginning of each transmission (e.g. 2nd alarm on Northern Blvd in Queens) as simultaneous events may be taking place on the channel.
Comm 14 Add 3 2.1.1, 2.2

26
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CORRECT procedure when contacting EMS regarding your 10-45’s?
A: You have the aide contact EMS Citywide on the UHF Radio advising that we have three 10-45’s in need of urgent care.
B: You switch to channel 10 in an attempt to raise them on the HT.
C: If unable to contact EMS via HT, contact the FD dispatcher with full particulars for relay.
D: Use the DARS radio for direct communication on the EMS Borough frequency for relay to EMS units.

A

C
Communications Chapter 14 – Addendum 1
A – Incorrect – No 10 codes during relay on EMS Citywide (only plain speak. 3.6C)
B – Incorrect – When the use of HT Channel 1 is impractical, EMS/Fire frequency (Channel 10) may be used at non-fire emergencies to facilitate communications. 2.4
D – Use the DARS for direct communication with EMS Citywide Dispatch for relay 3.6 Note

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