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Two-way Communications Systems supported by the Mid Carolina Region

Voice Interoperability Plan for Emergency Responders (VIPER)

North Carolina has implemented an 800 MHz statewide medical radio system referred to as the “Viper Medical Network” or VMN. 

The VMN establishes a digital talk group for each hospital, military hospital, veteran's hospital, mobile hospital and community health center within the state. When radio equipment is deployed for the VMN, any hospital, ambulance or field medical service unit anywhere in the state is able to communicate throughout the system and across the entire state.

VIPER Online Training


North Carolina Radio Reference Guide (DTMF)


North Carolina Radio Reference Guide - Mid Carolina and neighboring agencies


The North Carolina Medical Communications Network (NCMCN)

The North Carolina Medical Communication Network (MCN) is the state's ultra high frequency (UHF)
medical radio system. Control station radios are installed in virtually all hospitals in the state. The MCN
system provides backup redundant and disaster communications for hospitals, EMS and special medical
response services in the state.

NCMCN Online Training


NCMCN Portable radio channels and frequencies