FL02: Radio Comms Flashcards

1
Q

Name the 6 outcomes of communication in the National Protocol

A
Professional 
Safety
Congestion 
Command
Clarify
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2
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What is the mnemonic phrase used to remember the outcomes?

A

Professional Safe Cops Communicate Clearly

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3
Q

Why are radio standards important?

A

Clear & accurate information
Promote discipline
Understand the demand of channel access

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4
Q

What must you never use when address another officer on the radio?

A

First name

Nickname

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5
Q

Name the 4 important speech characteristics

A

Volume
Enunciation
Speed
Tone

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6
Q

What does A.B.C refer to when transmitting information?

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Accuracy
Brevity
Clarity

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7
Q

State the steps when transmitting a message

A

PRESS PAUSE
SPEAK PAUSE
RELEASE

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8
Q

What is a common problem when transmitting a message?

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Clipping Transmission, the hand/mouth coordination

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9
Q

What is the ‘Order of Identification’?

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Calling the call sign you want first, followed by your call sign
“COMMS” “ABC12”

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10
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Why is ‘Professional’ communication important?

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To avoid public scrutiny, personal comments and use of familiar names

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11
Q

Define priority messages

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Calls that require immediate response

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12
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What is radio silence referred to as?

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When all units are listening

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13
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Define ‘Dispatch Awareness’

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Maintain constant awareness of locations and activities of police resources within the dispatched area

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14
Q

What does CAD stand for?

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Computer Aided Dispatch

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15
Q

Define ‘Field Event’

A

CAD record of self initiated incidents reported by field units

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16
Q

State the minimum information required for a field event

A

Unit Call Sign
Location
Typ of event

17
Q

What is does 3T mean?

A

Vehicle Turnover

18
Q

State the mandatory information required for a 3T

A

Location

Vehicle registration

19
Q

What happens when a field event is created in Mobile Responder WITHOUT a GPS signal?

A

Location defaults to the user’s home station (base)

20
Q

What happens when a 3T is created in eQuip with a GPS signal?

A

Location will be presented to dispatch as coordinates

21
Q

What happens when creating a 5K (Bail Check) in eQuip with or without a GPS signal?

A

Location defaults to the user’s home station

Bail address is in the text

22
Q

What is the ‘Pre-Alerting Technique’?

A

A word or phrase used to the initial call indicating the type of call
“COMMS” “ABC12” “QV”

23
Q

What are procedure words and phrases?

A

Words used to assist the flow of information

24
Q

What are ‘Brevity Codes’?

A

Shorthand means of transmitting complex information or a series of ideas

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What do Brevity Codes consist of?
Ten Codes | K Codes
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What do Ten Codes relate to?
Unit status
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What do K codes relate to?
Final disposition of an incident | Result and closure of CAD
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Tabulate 10-1, 10-2, 10-3
Message for all units on channel En route Available
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Tabulate 10-7, 10-9, 10-10
Arrived Urgent Message Emergency
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Tabulate K1, K3, K6, K9
No further action No offence Written report Arrest
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When an ‘Incident Controller’ is appointed, they adopt what for the duration of the incident?
Incident Command Call Sign
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What does an ‘Incident Command Call Sign’ consist of?
Word or phrase or location or nature of the event, | followed by COMMAND