Folks,
I did not notice a single encrypted talkgroup when monitoring this system this morning.
1. It's a CAP+ system, not conventional DMR
2. I don't know if all four licensed freqs are active
(monitored during band opening this morning)
453.725 : CAP+ : SITE 1 : DCC 13 (not sure of LCN)
453.775 CAP+ : SITE 1 : DCC 13 : (I believe LCN was LCN 2)
Traffic was only active on LSNs 1-4 (LCNs 1 and 2) during my monitoring. If it had been more busy, it is very possible that another channel would have become active. It's at least a 2-channel CAP+ system but probably a 3 or 4-channel CAP+ system.
Talkgroups seen were the same ones as previously reported.
People with Whistler DMR scanners could just slap all four frequencies on the license in as a DMR trunked system.
People with Uniden scanners would need to set it up as MotoTRBO Trunk and would have to (a) know all of the active frequencies and (b) know the actual LCN associated with each frequency in order for it to trunk properly.
Somebody needs to figure out the LCN order on it, and be able to monitor during a busy time of the day when there is potentially more than two active frequencies in use.
If there is anybody reading this thread who has a DMR scanner and the ability to run DSDPlus, you'd be the perfect candidate to figure out (a) which frequencies are in use and (b) their LCN order.
Any active CAP+ frequency will show as a CAP+ frequency when the frequency is active with voice, or when it is beaconing. if using DSDPlus, it should be easy to verify whether 460.025 adn 453.675 are active channels on that Cap+ site. Of course, if there is little activity on the system at the time, it is unlikely that you'd find traffic on more than two of the frequencies.
Mike