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Active talkgroup 24/7; no audio; unlicensed frequency

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So I'm monitoring one of 6 sites of a smartzone system (Palmetto 800 in SC) last night, and I noted that my scanner (a PRO-96) was constantly trying to track talkgroup 57600 on voice frequency 853.4375. However, there is no audio and it's been doing this for at least the last 24 hours.

57600 is not a known active talkgroup, and 853.4375 is not a frequency licenses to the site. The scanner tunes to the frequency, then scans, then tunes the frequency, then scans, over and over. I can lock out the talkgroup and the scanner works properly.

I ran Trunk88 on the site, and sure enough, 57600 shows active on 853.4375 continuously, with no RID associated. It's as if there's something wrong in the data stream on the control channel.

Has anyone ever seen a similar problem like this, or know what might be causing it?

Thanks

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brian said:
So I'm monitoring one of 6 sites of a smartzone system (Palmetto 800 in SC)

57600 is not a known active talkgroup, and 853.4375 is not a frequency licenses to the site.

Which site was it? I get occasional "unlisted" TG's in the 50xxx to 65xxx range in the Aiken/Augusta area (sites 005, 006, 007, 008, & 025), but I never noticed if they were on an "unlisted" frequency or not. I didn't notice audio on most of these either and just locked them out.

My first thought was a radio from another area suddenly "associated" with that site, then I realized that would not cause the site to use an unlisted frequency. "interesting"
 

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It's site 35, Paris Mountain, in Greenville Co.

It's still there, an active call grant I guess, on that channel with no audio. I've tuned it manually, nothing there. I even thought perhaps it had to do with rebandning, and tuned to868.4375 (15MHz higher, also not licensed) and I also don't hear anything.

I think it's some type of system glitch.

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same problem here in florence with tg 57600.my pro 528 and bc898t both do the same thing i finally locked it out.its digital and im analog,so there goes that...
 

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I get funky high #'d TGIDs popping up on occasion if I run squelch-open on my 996 and am scannign only trunked data. most of the time it works great (and I like to leave squelch open for the weak stuff) - but it'll stop on one of the non-CC frequencies on occasion and display the funky TGs. Most of the time locking out the offending TG does it and I just keep the squelch open.

I just through that in in case any of you are running squelch-open.

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The control channel is indeed continuously spitting out late entry OSW's for that talkgroup on that channel. It's still there when real comms are present as well. In the logs that were sent to me, there were nearly 50,000 of these late entry OSW's; no other references to that talkgroup or channel were present. Don't really know what to make of it.
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3BF G 6000  NS3
3BF G 3020  NS1
061 G E100  Group call; TG=E10  Chan=61
3BF I 4300  NS2
308 G 2B02  Net info; Current site; SysID=2B02  Cell#=35  ACC=D1
320 G 899C    Features: Astro and analog; Wide area trunking
30B I 60D1  
3C0 G 3020  SS1
3C0 G 4900  SS2
3BF G 6000  NS3
3BF G 3020  NS1
061 G E100  Group call; TG=E10  Chan=61
3BF I 4300  NS2
308 G 2B02  Net info; Neighbour site; SysID=2B02  Cell#=42  PCC=18E
320 G A59C    Features: Astro and analog; Wide area trunking
30B G 618E  
3C0 G 3020  SS1
3C0 G 4900  SS2
3BF G 6000  NS3
3BF G 3020  NS1
061 G E100  Group call; TG=E10  Chan=61
3BF I 4300  NS2
308 G 2B02  Net info; Neighbour site; SysID=2B02  Cell#=50  PCC=2CE
320 G C59C    Features: Astro and analog; Wide area trunking
30B G 62CE  
3C0 G 3020  SS1
382 G FFFF  AMSS site ID; Site#=35
3C0 G 3020  SS1
3C0 G 4900  SS2
3BF G 6000  NS3
3BF G 3020  NS1
3C0 G 3020  SS1
3C0 G 4900  SS2
3BF G 6000  NS3
3BF G 3020  NS1
3C0 G 3020  SS1
3C0 G 4900  SS2
3BF G 6000  NS3
3BF G 3020  NS1
3C0 G 3020  SS1
3C0 G 4900  SS2
3BF G 6000  NS3
3BF G 3020  NS1
308 G 3DCF  Group call grant; TG=521  RID=3DCF  Chan=29D
29D G 5210  
308 G 3DCF  Group call grant; TG=521  RID=3DCF  Chan=29D
29D G 5210  
308 G 3DCF  Group call grant; TG=521  RID=3DCF  Chan=29D
29D G 5210  
308 G 3DCF  Group call grant; TG=521  RID=3DCF  Chan=29D
29D G 5210  
3C0 G 3020  SS1
29D G 5210  Group call; TG=521  Chan=29D
 -- Bad --
29D G 5210  Group call; TG=521  Chan=29D
3BF G 6000  NS3
3BF G 3020  NS1
29D G 5210  Group call; TG=521  Chan=29D
061 G E100  Group call; TG=E10  Chan=61
3BF I 4300  NS2
308 G 2B02  Net info; Neighbour site; SysID=2B02  Cell#=17  PCC=3F1
320 G 419C    Features: Astro and analog; Wide area trunking
30B G 63F1  
3C0 G 3020  SS1
3C0 G 4900  SS2
3BF G 6000  NS3
3BF G 3020  NS1
29D G 5210  Group call; TG=521  Chan=29D
061 G E100  Group call; TG=E10  Chan=61
3BF I 4300  NS2
308 G 2B02  Net info; Neighbour site; SysID=2B02  Cell#=24  PCC=3F0
320 G 5D9C    Features: Astro and analog; Wide area trunking
30B G 63F0  
3C0 G 3020  SS1
3C0 G 4900  SS2
3BF G 6000  NS3
3BF G 3020  NS1
29D G 5210  Group call; TG=521  Chan=29D
061 G E100  Group call; TG=E10  Chan=61
3BF I 4300  NS2
 
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