DMR Decoding

[grp318]

Does anyone have recommendations on deciding a DMR system?


I am currently using a DMR radio to only listen to a Motorola IP connect system. I would like to log the TS, CC and user ID. I have tried DSD+ and got poor results with my VR. I have also tried WinDSD but it’s not showing what I’m looking for. I like the stand alone idea of WinDSD and would not mind a program that allowed a line in from the radio.

Any ideas would be appreciated just shy of buying a scanner.

Thank you.

 

[mtindor]

Does anyone have recommendations on deciding a DMR system?


I am currently using a DMR radio to only listen to a Motorola IP connect system. I would like to log the TS, CC and user ID. I have tried DSD+ and got poor results with my VR. I have also tried WinDSD but it’s not showing what I’m looking for. I like the stand alone idea of WinDSD and would not mind a program that allowed a line in from the radio.

Any ideas would be appreciated just shy of buying a scanner.

Thank you.

Line-in? If you want to feed something to Line-In on your computer to then subsequently use a decoding app to decode DMR, you must provide discriminator audio. Unless you tapped the discriminator on your radio, the output from your radio isn't going to work.

 

[grp318]

Line in from a radio speaker port.

 

[mtindor]

Line in from a radio speaker port.

Not gonna work.

 

[mtindor]

Line in from a radio speaker port.

This article might be useful to read. And it's not specific to scanners. Just happens to only talk about scanners.

Discriminator output - The RadioReference Wiki

wiki.radioreference.com

Mike

 

[Forts]

DSDPlus is definitely your best option.....

 

[mtindor]

DSDPlus is definitely your best option.....

DSDPlus can't work miracles if it has to work with standard audio straight from a headphone/speaker jack.

 

[ka3jjz]

I'd suggest an el cheapo RTL SDR stick....Mike

 

[Forts]

DSDPlus can't work miracles if it has to work with standard audio straight from a headphone/speaker jack.

No... 100% agree, but overall it's the best option. As also mentioned, grab and SDR dongle and away you go.