DSDPlus 1.090 a few questions...

[VE2NCG]

All right, got a tapped scanner and DSDPlus decode without a glitch and my .frequencies file is correctly configured... Now, wanting to follow a TG in a local NXDN96 4 channels system. Got an RTL28328U USB dongle and driver installed with Zadig, my questions: where exactly I put my my 3 voice frequencies? (Put my CC frequency in the CC batch file) Also I have read about the PPM corection, how can I found it for my dongle? and finally when starting the CC batch file I got this error message:
(Windows 10 laptop)
Connecting to TCP port 20001
TCP connect error = 10061
(No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it)

Thanks everyone for the help!

Nick

 

[DSDPlus]

All right, got a tapped scanner and DSDPlus decode without a glitch and my .frequencies file is correctly configured... Now, wanting to follow a TG in a local NXDN96 4 channels system. Got an RTL28328U USB dongle and driver installed with Zadig, my questions: where exactly I put my my 3 voice frequencies?

Records for all four system channels should be added to the DSDPlus.frequencies file.

(Put my CC frequency in the CC batch file)

No frequency information is ever present in the CC.bat file; CC.bat runs DSD+ and DSD+ accepts no frequency data on the command line.

Also I have read about the PPM corection, how can I found it for my dongle?

Run FMP and tune to any known local 700, 800 or 900 MHz signal. A control channel would be the best. Use 'c' and 'C' to adjust the PPM value until the signal is perfectly tuned to. Readjust PPM after the dongle has warmed up for at least five minutes.

and finally when starting the CC batch file I got this error message:
(Windows 10 laptop)
Connecting to TCP port 20001
TCP connect error = 10061
(No connection could be made because the target machine actively refused it)

CC.bat is preconfigured to connect DSD+ to FMP via TCP port 20001; since you are using a tapped scanner, you must edit CC.bat with Notepad to change the -i20001 to -i1 (assuming your tapped audio is coming in on audio device #1)

 

[VE2NCG]

Records for all four system channels should be added to the DSDPlus.frequencies file.



No frequency information is ever present in the CC.bat file; CC.bat runs DSD+ and DSD+ accepts no frequency data on the command line.



Run FMP and tune to any known local 700, 800 or 900 MHz signal. A control channel would be the best. Use 'c' and 'C' to adjust the PPM value until the signal is perfectly tuned to. Readjust PPM after the dongle has warmed up for at least five minutes.



CC.bat is preconfigured to connect DSD+ to FMP via TCP port 20001; since you are using a tapped scanner, you must edit CC.bat with Notepad to change the -i20001 to -i1 (assuming your tapped audio is coming in on audio device #1)

Almost working, when starting CC, it start DSD+ and listen to the CC channel, when starting VC, it seem that it is not receving from CC.... Thank you from your help, will re-read the texts files, must have overlooked something....

 

[DSDPlus]

If the CC copy of DSD+ is displaying correct frequencies in the channel activity window and FMP is in voice following mode, the VC side should work properly.

 

[VE2NCG]

Getting closer, everything starts but in FMP-VC it's say "No frequency data files specified or found"....

Nick

 

[VE2NCG]

Case closed: it was a case of FMP-Scanlist.cvs in lieu of FMP.Scanlist, now it's working!

Thanks all!

Nick

 

[wonky101]

I have a very similar problem as Nick had which I can't quite get resolved.
Disc. tap scanner feeding into mic for the control channel (Con+ system).
Only 1 dongle attached to the pc but voice following isn't happening.

The frequencies table is:
Con+, 1, 49, 1, 504.6250, 0.0, 0
Con+, 1, 49, 3, 504.9250, 0.0, 0
Con+, 1, 49, 5, 505.2500, 0.0, 0
Con+, 1, 49, 7, 505.5500, 0.0, 0
Con+, 1, 49, 9, 506.0375, 0.0, 0
Con+, 1, 50, 1, 505.0500, 0.0, 0
Con+, 1, 50, 3, 505.3500, 0.0, 0
Con+, 1, 50, 5, 505.6500, 0.0, 0
Con+, 1, 52, 1, 506.5375, 0.0, 0
Con+, 1, 52, 3, 506.8375, 0.0, 0
Con+, 1, 52, 5, 507.1375, 0.0, 0

The FMP.FreqList and ScanList has this saved:
504.6250 Con+ ORION UHF Con+
504.9250 Con+ ORION UHF Con+
505.2500 Con+ ORION UHF Con+
505.5500 Con+ ORION UHF Con+
506.0375 Con+ ORION UHF Con+
505.0500 Con+ ORION UHF Con+
505.3500 Con+ ORION UHF Con+
505.6500 Con+ ORION UHF Con+
506.5375 Con+ ORION UHF Con+
506.8375 Con+ ORION UHF Con+
507.1375 Con+ ORION UHF Con+

This is what is showing:








When there is voice on slot 2 of the cc, that is decoded nice and clearly but I can't get voice following going...any suggestions?

 

[bravo14]

I have 2 dongles attached to PC and I am trying to get info on a Cap+ no info is coming out this is what it sees on the CC DSD+

Shows Cap+ DCC:1 on Event log screen.

 

[bravo14]

The Cap+ seems not a trunking system. I looked on RRDB and shows its trunking under that Freq.

 

[robnj74]

The Cap+ seems not a trunking system. I looked on RRDB and shows its trunking under that Freq.

Check the Trunking text file in the DSDPlus folder, you'll find you're explanation there.


Rob
K2RJJ

 

[wonky101]

I managed to get my problem resolved...I wasn't putting FMP into voice trunking mode by pressing 'v'

 

[DSDPlus]

The Cap+ seems not a trunking system. I looked on RRDB and shows its trunking under that Freq.

Cap+ is trunking. If you monitor the rest channel, DSD+ will display voice call activity. You must figure out the channel frequencies.

 

[bravo14]

Cap+ is trunking. If you monitor the rest channel, DSD+ will display voice call activity. You must figure out the channel frequencies.

Thanks. I wasn't too sure if it was a Trunk system or not. I sit on a Freq and when they key up and talk it doesn't go to another Channel. I think this system has 3 Freq's I only got 1 so far.