op25 help!

[kc8zmp]

need help setting up the talkgroup.tsv this is the error in stderr.2
Skipping invalid row in mp.tsv: ['32001', 'DPDCID50']
Skipping invalid row in mp.tsv: ['32003', 'DPDCID51']
Skipping invalid row in mp.tsv: ['65535', '10LAW1']
No valid trunking configs. Aborting!
trunk file
"Sysname" "Control Channel List" "Offset" "NAC" "Modulation" "TGID Tags File" "Whitelist" "Blacklist" "Center Frequency"
"P25 SYSTEM" "853.47500" "0" "0x790" "C4FM" "mp.tsv"

this is my command line ~/op25/op25/gr-op25_repeater/apps$ ./rx.py --args 'rtl' -N 'LNA:47' -S 2400000 -f 853.475e6 -o 25000 -q -0 -T mp.tsv -V -2 -U 2> stderr.2

 

[NebraskaCoder]

Are you using tabs instead of spaces in the trunk file?

 

[kc8zmp]

Are you using tabs instead of spaces in the trunk file?

I'm not sure. I might be

 

[NebraskaCoder]

OP25 is very strict. I can't remember off the top of my head but BOTH the trunk file and TGIDs files need either spaces or tabs between columns (one one).

 

[kc8zmp]

OP25 is very strict. I can't remember off the top of my head but BOTH the trunk file and TGIDs files need either spaces or tabs between columns (one one).

It's tabs. Followed the op25 for dummies video and modified the TG file and saved it but getting "invalid row" in my TG file mp.tsv

 

[NebraskaCoder]

Maybe try spaces with that one. I'm not near my file to check.

 

[boatbod]

The format for the trunk-tags.tsv file is one <TAB> character between each field, spaces allowed within the fields themselves.
[tgid]<TAB>[tg description]<TAB>[priority]

Note that the 'priority' field is optional and defaults to 3 if not specified. Lower numbers represent a higher priority and will allow preemption of calls in progress on lower priority tgids.

 

[kc8zmp]

So editing the tsv file in txt editor is ok as long as you have the tabs?

 

[wgbecks]

It's very helpful to use a text editor having the capability to display hidden characters. Another suggestion is to run your files
through dos2unix. To install: <sudo apt-get install dos2unix>. Then invoke. Example: dos2unix trunk.tsv and it will parse the file
in an attempt to clean (remove) formatting remnants left behind from creation or editing that was done on a Windows machine.

 

[boatbod]

So editing the tsv file in txt editor is ok as long as you have the tabs?

Yes, as long as your editor of choice does not substitute spaces for tabs. Personally I use gvim (or vi) but I'm definitely old-school and would hardly recommend it to someone unfamiliar with linux.

 

[kc8zmp]

I suck at Linux. I have a windows machine could use it to make the file?

 

[boatbod]

I suck at Linux. I have a windows machine could use it to make the file?

Technically yes, you can use Windows to edit, but then you'll need to use the dos2unix utility to fix the end of line characters.

 

[kc8zmp]

Can anyone make a talkgroup.tsv file for me? https://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?sid=100 is what I need. Named MP.tsv

 

[kc8zmp]

 

[boatbod]

Can anyone make a talkgroup.tsv file for me? https://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?sid=100 is what I need. Named MP.tsv

Done

 

[kc8zmp]

Awesome thanks!

 

[kc8zmp]

Still getting errors?

 

[boatbod]

Looks like two rows of the mich.tsv file have invalid characters. That sometimes happens with RR cut & paste. Edit them, or delete them entirely.

 

[kc8zmp]

Looks like two rows of the mich.tsv file have invalid characters. That sometimes happens with RR cut & paste. Edit them, or delete them entirely.

 

[kc8zmp]

saved these as txt files so you could see. still don't know whats going on
i'm in Isabella county and on the control frequency

thanks for all the help