SDS100/SDS200: Are

[JASII]

When the Uniden SDS100 monitors a signal and displays DMR (not CAP/CON/DT3/XPT), does that mean it could be a conventional (not trunked) DMR repeater or simplex on DMR?

If it is DMR simplex, can the Uniden SDS100 differentiate between Time Slot 1 and Time Slot 2?
(I have read that earlier simplex programming didn't use a Time Slot, but some newer radios can use Time Slot 1 or Time Slot 2 on simplex.)

Also, if a frequency being monitored is part of a single-frequency Motorola Capacity Plus system, does the Uniden SDS100 show the Digital Status as DMR or CAP?
(If I recall correctly, it will display it as CAP and then the challenge is to determine which, if any, other frequencies are part of that Capacity Plus system.)

 

[N1XDS]

Also, if a frequency being monitored is part of a single-frequency Motorola Capacity Plus system, does the Uniden SDS100 show the Digital Status as DMR or CAP?
(If I recall correctly, it will display it as CAP and then the challenge is to determine which, if any, other frequencies are part of that Capacity Plus system.)

Yes the scanner will show either the system is a DMR or Capacity Plus system. If it's a Capacity Plus system then it'll either be 1.2, 3, 4 site system or maybe more all depends on the business or etc.

 

[sonm10]

DMR=conventional