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LSR Radio provides in-game radio channels for FiveM and a connected dispatch console. This guide is for players and dispatchers using an already configured radio system. Your community supplies radio access, permitted channels, dispatch authorization, and its console address. Available features and default controls can vary with community settings and your saved keybinds.
LSR Radio is a game radio simulation. It is not a real emergency service or a way to contact one.

Choose your starting point

Use your radio

Power on, choose a zone and channel, and start talking.

Work dispatch

Sign in with Discord, monitor channels, and manage your transmit group.

Use the desktop app

Connect to your community and use PTT while another application is focused.

Pair a Stream Deck

Show in-game radio information and operate radio controls from your Deck.

First radio check

  1. Join your community’s FiveM server and obtain the required radio access or item.
  2. Open the radio with F5 or /lsrradio, unless you have remapped the control.
  3. Turn the unit on and choose a permitted zone and channel. Fresh power-on does not automatically join your last channel.
  4. Hold your radio PTT, Left Alt by default, wait for the talk-permit tone, and speak.
  5. Release PTT and ask another user on that channel to confirm reception.
See Radio basics for separate handheld/mobile power, scanning, and display status.

First dispatch shift

  1. Ask staff for the console address and make sure your Discord account is authorized.
  2. Open the web console or desktop app and select Sign in with Discord.
  3. Allow microphone access and confirm your operator name.
  4. Enable monitoring on the channels you need, then set your primary channel or TX group.
  5. Test PTT with another operator before beginning your shift.
There is no self-registration. Dispatch authorization is separate from possession of an in-game radio and from main-admin access.

Personalize your controls

  • In game: use FiveM’s keybind settings for LSR Radio controls and /radiosettings for radio preferences.
  • Dispatch: open Help → Keyboard shortcuts. Channel PTT lets you hold different keys for different channels.
  • Desktop recordings: recordings are optional and saved on your computer, not a server-wide recording archive.

Need help?

Start with Troubleshooting if you cannot hear, cannot transmit, cannot sign in, or cannot pair your Stream Deck. Contact your community’s staff when access or service availability needs attention.