# Emergency Radio

### Overview

SonoranRadio is a robust communication system implemented in our server, enhancing the immersive experience for emergency service personnel. This documentation provides an overview of the key features and functionalities.

### Radio Towers

#### Destruction and Repair

* **Destruction:** Radio towers are susceptible to damage. If a tower is destroyed, it triggers an automatic 911 call, alerting emergency services.
* **Repair:** Towers can be repaired by walking under them and pressing the 'G' key.

#### Signal Quality

* The radio signal quality for police, fire, and EMS personnel varies with their proximity to the radio towers.
* The further away from a tower, the lower the radio quality. This adds a realistic element to communication dynamics.

#### Channel Routing

* All communication channels route through the towers except for "CAR TO CAR," which is limited to nearby broadcasting units.

### Mobile Repeaters

* Mobile repeaters, integrated into police helicopters, boats, and fire trucks, serve as on-the-go towers, ensuring continuous communication in dynamic situations.

### Integration with Teamspeak

* SonoranRadio syncs seamlessly with members' Teamspeak through a plugin, enhancing realism and coordination.

### PTT Permit/Deny

* The server implements Push-to-Talk (PTT) Permit/Deny functionality, ensuring realistic communication protocols.
* If a unit is talking, another unit cannot talk over them.
* Dispatch takes priority over everyone and can talk over units when necessary.

### Installation / Downloads

{% tabs %}
{% tab title="TeamSpeak 3 (Win64)" %}
Once installed your TeamSpeak 3 will show a "Plugins" tab which contains "SonoranRadio" which you can configure to your needs.

In-game you will be able to use the <mark style="color:yellow;">**/radio**</mark> command to pull up your radio interface.

**Download:** [SonoranRadio Win64 Plugin](https://download.sonoransoftware.com/sonoranradio/archive/SonoranRadio_win64.ts3_plugin)

If you want different radio sounds such as microphone clicks, PTT deny/permit, squelch, etc you can use this [free release](https://www.lcpdfr.com/downloads/gta5mods/misc/39246-sonoran-radio-mic-clicks-radio-sounds/) on LCPDFR. Just match the specific audio files by their name to your SonoranRadio plugin settings.&#x20;
{% endtab %}

{% tab title="TeamSpeak 3 (Win32)" %} <mark style="color:red;">**WARNING!**</mark> Your computer is most likely 64-Bit. This means either:\
\ <mark style="color:yellow;">**A.)**</mark> You're on the wrong tab\ <mark style="color:yellow;">**B.)**</mark> You installed the wrong TeamSpeak 3\
\
We can assume players are using 64-Bit as Grand Theft Auto V will not work on 32-Bit; however we have to put this in as some people use the wrong TeamSpeak version.

**Download:** [SonoranRadio Win32 Plugin](https://download.sonoransoftware.com/sonoranradio/archive/SonoranRadio_win32.ts3_plugin)
{% endtab %}

{% tab title="TeamSpeak 5" %}
Please note that TeamSpeak 5 is **not** compatible with plugins such as this. If you haven't already, make sure to download and install the [TeamSpeak 3 Client](https://teamspeak.com/en/downloads/#ts3client) first.

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