channels

Channel	Location	Frequency
1	Clinician	413.425
3	City/West	413.075
5	West	413.150
7	North/West	413.225
9	City/East	413.350
11	North/East	413.100
13	East	412.850
15	Outer North/East	413.375
17	Outer East	412.800
19	South	413.125
21	Netcomm City	412.750
23	Netcomm East	413.025
25	Northern Voting Group	Ch's 3,5,7
26	Southern Voting Group	Ch's 9,11,13,15,17,19
27	Netcomm Voting Group	Ch's 21,23
31	JMJ Vehicle Maintenance	413.175

The reason you see the channel numbering on odd numbers is that on the Ambulance radios, they are
programmed with the odd channels for use on the repeaters while the even numbered channels are all
simplex, or unit to unit.  I havn't listed the even channels as they are exactly the same as the odd ones.

codes

Code	Meaning
1	Lights and Sirens
2	ASAP, (Driver has option of upgrading to Code 1 if it could take more than 25mins to scene
3	Not Urgent
51	Hospital Notification required
56	Police Required
83	Deceased person
98 ("Echo")	Meal Break

rural ambulance victoria

Location	Frequency UHF	Frequency VHF
South Western (SW) HQ Geelong	412.475	76.490
South Eastern  (SE) HQ Morwell	415.425	76.730
North Eastern (NW) HQ Bendigo	412.475	76.910
Western Region (WR) HQ Ballarat	412.475	76.250
Northern HQ (NE) Wangaratta	412.475	76.760

The 76Mhz channels I have listed are the frequencies that are easily monitored from Melbourne/Geelong.  

There are about 10 channels per district with different repeater locations and CTCSS tones

codes

Code	Meaning
1	Lights and Sirens
2	ASAP, No lights and sirens
3	Not Urgent
4	Deceased person
6	Hospital Notification
10	Police Required
15	Pager Notification
16	Call by Phone
20	Leaving branch for........
21	Arrived on scene
22	Departed from location
23	Arrived at destination
24	Clear and available
25	Return to HQ
26	Return to Branch
27	Return to residence
28	Meal break

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