When I query the radioreference web service with the following:
http://www.radioreference.com/apps/xml1.1/?sid=567
I get back the Geauga County, OH trunked system. A small exerpt:
<tg dec="176" subfleet=""
desc="County 1 (Smaller Police Depts)" disp="1G" group="Law Enforcement" mode="" tgid="122299"/>
<tg dec="208" subfleet=""
desc="GCSO Special Ops/Warrants?" disp="" group="Law Enforcement" mode="" tgid="122324"/>
ARC330 does the following: because TG 176 has a non-null disp tag, the TG alpha tag is displayed as "1G". But TG 208 alpha tag is the more desirable "GCSO Special Ops/Warrants", because the disp tag is null.
ARC330's logic is it uses the "disp" tag, if there is one, instead of the description. According to the Web Service Definitions:
desc A description of the frequency usage
disp Display text / zone field
So my question: what is the true purpose of the disp tag? It seems to mostly contain NULLs or this hex number, as opposed to human-readable text.
Just looking for some insight...is the data stored incorrectly, or is ARC330 interpreting the tags incorrectly?
Thanks.