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Overview
Radio & Comms is a radio system for the departments that live on one. Players tune frequencies, save presets, set a volume per channel and see who is speaking, while job talk groups are assigned from duty status and rank, so an officer coming on shift is already on the right channel.
It is for servers where every department shares one frequency and a scanner hears all of it. Encrypted channels take a key, so a private channel stays private, and a dispatcher's board shows every active group, who is on it and each unit's callsign. Tone-outs and alert pages break through to a department that is busy elsewhere. The radio itself is an item with an animation and an earpiece, and it can be dropped or taken, while civilians and press use a scanner limited to the open channels.
Fixes, new channel tools and compatibility updates arrive while you are subscribed. If you cancel, updates stop and the licence to run the radio ends with the period you have paid for.
What you get
- Radio interface with frequencies, saved presets, per-channel volume and a live speaking list
- Job talk groups assigned automatically from duty status and rank
- Encrypted channels with keys, so a scanner cannot pick up a private channel
- Dispatcher channel board with active groups, members and unit callsigns
- Tone-outs and alert pages that break through to a department
- Radio item with animation and earpiece, droppable and takeable
- Scanner item for civilians and press, limited to the open channels
Eligible resources
The plan covers these resource types. Individual resources are listed in your Gaming Library as they publish.
- Radio interfaces
- Talk groups
- Encrypted channels
- Dispatcher tools
- Radio and scanner items
Features
- Channels by duty
- Talk groups are assigned when a player goes on duty, using their job and rank.
- Keys, not trust
- An encrypted channel requires its key, so a scanner without it receives nothing.
- A board for dispatch
- The dispatcher view lists every active group with its members and callsigns.
Compatibility and requirements
Works with
- Standalone — no framework required
- pma-voice
- Duty and rank data from ESX, QBCore or Qbox
- Optional hooks for the Interface Series MDT and dispatch
You need
- A FiveM server you own or operate
- pma-voice
- oxmysql for saved presets and channel keys
Updates and content cadence
- The full radio and dispatcher board from your first day
- New channel tools and fixes as they release
- Updates when voice resources or FiveM change
License
- Licensed for one server network you own or operate.
- You may edit, re-texture and configure resources for that network.
- Reselling, sharing or re-uploading the files is not permitted.
- Radio & Comms is licensed while your subscription is active.
Installation
- 1Download Radio & Comms from your Gaming Library.
- 2Place the resource in your server's resources directory.
- 3Map your jobs, ranks, callsign rules and encrypted channel keys in the bundled config.
- 4Add the `ensure` line to server.cfg after pma-voice, then restart.
If you cancel
- Access and updates continue until the end of the period you paid for.
- The licence to run the radio ends with the subscription.
- Remove the radio from live servers once access ends.
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