Anytone Anytone D168UV CRC Ignore option

[neniko]

Someone has tried and the crc ignore option works for listening to audios from repeaters Motorola with RAS.
No matter how much I try, no audio can be heard. However, with a baofeng and OPENGD77 you can hear it. I guess it's firmware issue and it will be fixed.

 

[Razorback55]

1-yes it's a firmware issue
2-no the issue will never be fixed (Anytone doesn't deal with hacking)

 

[neniko]

OPENGD77 does and they do not encourage piracy.
RAS is not an encryption to prevent eavesdropping, it simply prevents access. It wouldn't be a problem if anytone did.

 

[Razorback55]

OPENGD77 does and they do not encourage piracy.
RAS is not an encryption to prevent eavesdropping, it simply prevents access. It wouldn't be a problem if anytone did.

Make an appointment with the Anytone's CEO to share your point of view.

Alternatively, you can use OpenGD77 or Openscanner if you have a Uniden scanner. Openscanner supports RAS but also supports encryption (if you know the key).

GitHub - x27/openscanner: OpenScanner FWs

OpenScanner FWs. Contribute to x27/openscanner development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

 

[Ubbe]

I have a D168UV and there are some bugs in both radio and CPS. I monitor a RAS system using a ARC4 key and the ignore CRC function works backwards. If not using ignore CRC it works fine, well the decryption process needs to be improved a lot as it creates bit errors and in idle data mode it generates lots of squealing sounds as it false decode it as voice frames. If I enable ignore CRC it doesn't decode at all.

If a monitor a system that doesn't use RAS and have a Motorola ARC4 key it doesn't decode at all whatever the ignore CRC are set to.

It works fine with "normal" DMR systems that doesn't use RAS or are encrypted.

It would be a fantastic radio if everything in it would work as it was supposed to do.

/Ubbe

 

[neniko]

Tengo un D168UV y hay algunos errores tanto en la radio como en el CPS. Superviso un sistema RAS utilizando una clave ARC4 y la función de ignorar CRC funciona al revés. Si no se usa ignorar CRC funciona bien, bueno, el proceso de descifrado debe mejorarse mucho, ya que crea errores de bits y en el modo de datos inactivos genera muchos sonidos chillones ya que los decodifica falsamente como tramas de voz. Si habilito ignorar CRC, no se decodifica en absoluto.

Si un monitor un sistema que no usa RAS y tiene una clave ARC4 de Motorola, no decodifica en absoluto, independientemente de lo que se establezca en el CRC de ignoración.

Funciona bien con sistemas DMR "normales" que no usan RAS o están encriptados.

Sería una radio fantástica si todo en ella funcionara como se supone que debe hacerlo.

/ubbe

¿Qué versión de firmware utilizas, cómo tienes todo configurado? Si está encriptado y no se ingresa la clave, al menos debería escucharse mal.

 

[KevinC]

¿Qué versión de firmware utilizas, cómo tienes todo configurado? Si está encriptado y no se ingresa la clave, al menos debería escucharse mal.

Proszę odpowiedzieć w języku angielskim.

 

[neniko]

¿Qué versión de firmware utilizas, cómo tienes todo configurado? Si está encriptado y no se ingresa la clave, al menos debería escucharse mal.

What firmware version do you use, how do you have everything set up? If it's encrypted and the key isn't entered, it should at least be heard wrong.

 

[Ubbe]

What firmware version do you use, how do you have everything set up? If it's encrypted and the key isn't entered, it should at least be heard wrong.

I've used all versions, from 1.01 up to 1.05 and I have entered the correct key and TG for those systems and also have enabled all settings of the digital monitor.

/Ubbe

 

[neniko]

I've used all versions, from 1.01 up to 1.05 and I have entered the correct key and TG for those systems and also have enabled all settings of the digital monitor.

/Ubbe

I set the repeater frequency, the tg, the key id with the password and the monitor and I don't hear anything. Thank you