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The DV10 is a USB CDC device with VID_08D0 & PID_0101 that uses usbser.sys, it doesn't need a special driver.
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The DV10 is a USB CDC device with VID_08D0 & PID_0101 that uses usbser.sys, it doesn't need a special driver.
New version available
v.6.0007-009 uploaded to www.espyonard.com today.
Over 20 new additions and/or tweaks.
See last page of Manual for details.
Cheers
v.6.0007-009 uploaded to www.espyonard.com today.
Over 20 new additions and/or tweaks.
See last page of Manual for details.
Cheers
Re. Last update
I found a small problem. Sometimes at Start-up or Shutdown, the Radio is switched to the wrong Bandwidth. It could lead to the the Squelch opening. That did however always correct itself after a few seconds.
I have cured that, but do not want to release a new version quite yet.
Although the modification was very small, it does mean I want to do a lot of testing as I always do before any new release. I am 99% confident this BETA just corrects that small problem, and and should have no 'knock on' effects.
If anyone would like to download this BETA, please email me via the Email Icon at www.espyonard.com, mention you would like the update, and I will send you a link.
I found a small problem. Sometimes at Start-up or Shutdown, the Radio is switched to the wrong Bandwidth. It could lead to the the Squelch opening. That did however always correct itself after a few seconds.
I have cured that, but do not want to release a new version quite yet.
Although the modification was very small, it does mean I want to do a lot of testing as I always do before any new release. I am 99% confident this BETA just corrects that small problem, and and should have no 'knock on' effects.
If anyone would like to download this BETA, please email me via the Email Icon at www.espyonard.com, mention you would like the update, and I will send you a link.
I have received quite a few emails asking about the new 'T-TC' Tetra mode in the latest BETA firmware release (1812A), and if there is any news about incorporating into eSPYonARD.
First, AOR have not published any relevant Serial Commands as yet. They may not have even included all the necessary codes in this update.
Nevertheless I have been working on a BETA program, with partial success.
I discovered (by trial and error), and have included the command to switch the DV1 to 'T-TC', (which meant lots of program changes re. that alone).
Should anyone discover any of the new Commands, please let me know. In the meantime all I can do is experiment, but being able to turn the new mode on in software is encouraging.
So far I am pleased to report I have found nothing in this Firmware release that has introduced any bugs regarding other functions.
Will update as and when I have new information.
First, AOR have not published any relevant Serial Commands as yet. They may not have even included all the necessary codes in this update.
Nevertheless I have been working on a BETA program, with partial success.
I discovered (by trial and error), and have included the command to switch the DV1 to 'T-TC', (which meant lots of program changes re. that alone).
Should anyone discover any of the new Commands, please let me know. In the meantime all I can do is experiment, but being able to turn the new mode on in software is encouraging.
So far I am pleased to report I have found nothing in this Firmware release that has introduced any bugs regarding other functions.
Will update as and when I have new information.
NEW TETRA T-TC MODE - UP AND RUNNING
eSPYonARD has been amended to receive the new Mode. Not an easy task as the Program has so many extra functions to which the new Mode is applicable.
The picture shows the Program finding Tetra signals using the Band Scope, and saving them to an inter-active list (i.e dbl-clicking on a line transfers all details to the AR-DV1).
Once the updated Program was operational it took me under 2 minutes to discover my local T-TC stations, save them, and hear their audio (in my case it was encrypted (sigh)).
Still, until now it was not possible to even hear a Tetra signal, so detecting its audio is the first and very important step.
This list also forms a 'Q' Memory file, and the details contained in it are also available for all 'Q' functions.
Tetra-TC has been incorporated into all eSPYonARD's functions.
Before officially releasing the Program's update I want to do extensive testing, especially to ensure the latest AOR Firmware has not introduced any 'gremlins'. Also we should remember the latest Firmware is a BETA, and may receive updates soon that will need further testing.
The Program update will be free, as always.
eSPYonARD has been amended to receive the new Mode. Not an easy task as the Program has so many extra functions to which the new Mode is applicable.
The picture shows the Program finding Tetra signals using the Band Scope, and saving them to an inter-active list (i.e dbl-clicking on a line transfers all details to the AR-DV1).
Once the updated Program was operational it took me under 2 minutes to discover my local T-TC stations, save them, and hear their audio (in my case it was encrypted (sigh)).
Still, until now it was not possible to even hear a Tetra signal, so detecting its audio is the first and very important step.
This list also forms a 'Q' Memory file, and the details contained in it are also available for all 'Q' functions.
Tetra-TC has been incorporated into all eSPYonARD's functions.
Before officially releasing the Program's update I want to do extensive testing, especially to ensure the latest AOR Firmware has not introduced any 'gremlins'. Also we should remember the latest Firmware is a BETA, and may receive updates soon that will need further testing.
The Program update will be free, as always.
NEW UPDATE
Just uploaded v.6.0007-010 to www.espyonard.com with new Tetra 'T-TC' Mode added.
Since my last post I have received so many emails requesting I release the new update as soon as possible, I have done so.
Bearing in mind the F/W 1812A update with 'T-TC' Mode is marked as a BETA, and incorporating it into eSPYonARD required extensive code additions and modifications I would normally have tested the new Program update for weeks, however due to popular demand I have released it now. (I have done a lot of testing of course, and will continue to do so).
Look at the end of the Manual for details.
Happy New Year
Just uploaded v.6.0007-010 to www.espyonard.com with new Tetra 'T-TC' Mode added.
Since my last post I have received so many emails requesting I release the new update as soon as possible, I have done so.
Bearing in mind the F/W 1812A update with 'T-TC' Mode is marked as a BETA, and incorporating it into eSPYonARD required extensive code additions and modifications I would normally have tested the new Program update for weeks, however due to popular demand I have released it now. (I have done a lot of testing of course, and will continue to do so).
Look at the end of the Manual for details.
Happy New Year
T-TC FIRMWARE UPDATE
I am very pleased to report that from all my 'testing' so far, the latest BETA firmware that cleverly introduced The Tetra 'T-TC' mode has no issues, and all other DV1 functions are unaffected.
AOR have NOT as yet officially released any remote commands for the new Mode, however I worked out how to switch to it remotely so the latest eSPYonARD update (above) incorporates it in all of its extra functions, including the inter-active Band Scope.
Unless you know active local Tetra frequencies they can be hard to find, I found mine within a couple of minutes with the Band Scope set to T-TC.
The Codes needed to complete remote control with T-TC will enable the manual selection of T-TC's 4 channels and that number's display on screen.
Not crucial at the moment, as under Remote Control in the Program 'T-TC' operates in its 'auto' mode, so the audio is automatically detected and available.
When AOR release the other Codes I will incorporate them into eSPYonARD of course.
I am very pleased to report that from all my 'testing' so far, the latest BETA firmware that cleverly introduced The Tetra 'T-TC' mode has no issues, and all other DV1 functions are unaffected.
AOR have NOT as yet officially released any remote commands for the new Mode, however I worked out how to switch to it remotely so the latest eSPYonARD update (above) incorporates it in all of its extra functions, including the inter-active Band Scope.
Unless you know active local Tetra frequencies they can be hard to find, I found mine within a couple of minutes with the Band Scope set to T-TC.
The Codes needed to complete remote control with T-TC will enable the manual selection of T-TC's 4 channels and that number's display on screen.
Not crucial at the moment, as under Remote Control in the Program 'T-TC' operates in its 'auto' mode, so the audio is automatically detected and available.
When AOR release the other Codes I will incorporate them into eSPYonARD of course.
NEW FUNCTION FOR NEXT eSPYonARD UPDATE
For some time I had the idea that it would be very useful if the Band Scope's inter-active*** 'Auto-Q' list added a 'count' to each line, indicating how many times the frequency had become active.
To be honest I kept putting the idea to one side, thinking it would be very difficult to code, but this I realised how I thought I could achieve it. Delighted to say I have achieved it.
Picture attached.
For anyone who has not used this before, briefly, when the Band Scope is set up to search between two frequencies, in addition to its other functions, if Auto-Q is selected, each time a frequency becomes active, its details are added to an inter-active list. It is designed so that the line containing the frequency only appears once, however its last time and date are updated.
The new function adds a 'count' to each line, so the User knows exactly how many times the frequency became
active.
The 'Auto-Q' window can be manually cleared at any time, or individual lines selected and erased. The results can also be saved.
If Auto-Q is turned off, then the next time it is used all Counts are reset.
Despite the fact it may be very useful to acquire lists of frequencies potentially available in your area from other sources, the 'bottom line' is being able to create your own list of frequencies that are actually 'live' and available where you are, is much the best way of knowing what you can hear.
This is another area where eSPYonARD's Band Scope is really useful, in that anyone can leave it running, and after a time with 'Auto-Q' active can have a list of what is going on, i.e. what your DV1 is finding.
That list can be saved and imported into 'Q-DB', so that the frequencies it contains can be selected individually, scanned, and also the list can be filtered to your tastes.
I am always seeking new ways of expanding the use of the AR-DV1.
Adding the 'count' to the Band Scope Auto-Q is another.
As many of you will know I do a lot of testing before releasing any update. As soon as it is ready I will post details here.
*** All 'Q' windows are 'inter active', which means clicking on any line automatically transfers the frequency, and other details to the AR-DV1
For some time I had the idea that it would be very useful if the Band Scope's inter-active*** 'Auto-Q' list added a 'count' to each line, indicating how many times the frequency had become active.
To be honest I kept putting the idea to one side, thinking it would be very difficult to code, but this I realised how I thought I could achieve it. Delighted to say I have achieved it.
Picture attached.
For anyone who has not used this before, briefly, when the Band Scope is set up to search between two frequencies, in addition to its other functions, if Auto-Q is selected, each time a frequency becomes active, its details are added to an inter-active list. It is designed so that the line containing the frequency only appears once, however its last time and date are updated.
The new function adds a 'count' to each line, so the User knows exactly how many times the frequency became
active.
The 'Auto-Q' window can be manually cleared at any time, or individual lines selected and erased. The results can also be saved.
If Auto-Q is turned off, then the next time it is used all Counts are reset.
Despite the fact it may be very useful to acquire lists of frequencies potentially available in your area from other sources, the 'bottom line' is being able to create your own list of frequencies that are actually 'live' and available where you are, is much the best way of knowing what you can hear.
This is another area where eSPYonARD's Band Scope is really useful, in that anyone can leave it running, and after a time with 'Auto-Q' active can have a list of what is going on, i.e. what your DV1 is finding.
That list can be saved and imported into 'Q-DB', so that the frequencies it contains can be selected individually, scanned, and also the list can be filtered to your tastes.
I am always seeking new ways of expanding the use of the AR-DV1.
Adding the 'count' to the Band Scope Auto-Q is another.
As many of you will know I do a lot of testing before releasing any update. As soon as it is ready I will post details here.
*** All 'Q' windows are 'inter active', which means clicking on any line automatically transfers the frequency, and other details to the AR-DV1
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AOR COMMAND LIST 'SUMMARY'
Obviously I am pleased AOR have done something.
http://www.aorja.com/support/manual...Kn-PYQSB9C1-WWP5rzWJOc_qHi6C2EUYiAKJxabc0fe34
Better than nothing, considering they had published nothing re. the DV10 previously at all, but it is very definitely just a SUMMARY, so comparing it to the full Command List for the DV1 originally published, is not going to take people very far.
There really needs to be an individual, updated FULL Command Manual for both Receivers. Never released for the DV10, and still in its original form for the DV1, with one addendum.
Unless a DV10 owner has access to a full DV1 Command manual to cross reference (and struggle with), the Summary is of little or no use to them at all.
I see that they have only included the T-TC mode command for the DV1 (which I had discovered by sideways logic).
For the DV1, that still leaves several other T-TC functions with no way of controlling them externally. Either AOR have not included them in the firmware as yet, or do not intend to bother. Time will tell.
Interestingly the Memory function commands are the same for both, however the last information posted indicates those commands still lock the DV10 solidly, and require the battery to be removed to get it going again. To me it is ominous that AOR have posted those as being applicable to the DV10. Surely they must know by now they do not work, or rather have such devastating results. One might have hoped in the SUMMARY they might have included those facts.
Obviously I am pleased AOR have done something.
http://www.aorja.com/support/manual...Kn-PYQSB9C1-WWP5rzWJOc_qHi6C2EUYiAKJxabc0fe34
Better than nothing, considering they had published nothing re. the DV10 previously at all, but it is very definitely just a SUMMARY, so comparing it to the full Command List for the DV1 originally published, is not going to take people very far.
There really needs to be an individual, updated FULL Command Manual for both Receivers. Never released for the DV10, and still in its original form for the DV1, with one addendum.
Unless a DV10 owner has access to a full DV1 Command manual to cross reference (and struggle with), the Summary is of little or no use to them at all.
I see that they have only included the T-TC mode command for the DV1 (which I had discovered by sideways logic).
For the DV1, that still leaves several other T-TC functions with no way of controlling them externally. Either AOR have not included them in the firmware as yet, or do not intend to bother. Time will tell.
Interestingly the Memory function commands are the same for both, however the last information posted indicates those commands still lock the DV10 solidly, and require the battery to be removed to get it going again. To me it is ominous that AOR have posted those as being applicable to the DV10. Surely they must know by now they do not work, or rather have such devastating results. One might have hoped in the SUMMARY they might have included those facts.
I just now read this and it looks I just missed this offer. Any possibility of an extension?
I am pleased you are interested but, that was in 2016. I reduced the Program by £10 since then, and it has had another 3 years of work on it with lots and lots of new Functions and tweaks in that time.
Anyone downloading the free TRIAL program can see how much extra has gone into eSPYonARD by looking at the CHANGES LOG, starting at Page 59 of the Manual, LOL.
So sorry, no. Just under £40 for 4 years daily work, free support and continuing additions still happening with very many free updates already. Just checking the latest update ALL day today, and it is a Sunday, and my birthday (SIGH). Just a glutton for punishment I guess, and yes, more than a little 'obsessed'.
Cheers
Anyone downloading the free TRIAL program can see how much extra has gone into eSPYonARD by looking at the CHANGES LOG, starting at Page 59 of the Manual, LOL.
So sorry, no. Just under £40 for 4 years daily work, free support and continuing additions still happening with very many free updates already. Just checking the latest update ALL day today, and it is a Sunday, and my birthday (SIGH). Just a glutton for punishment I guess, and yes, more than a little 'obsessed'.
Cheers
Well then, HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
My apologies! I hadn't noticed that offer was back in 2016, still getting used to the new format of the forum. I logged on to your site, downloaded the trial, sent my full payment via PayPal and emailed my DV1 serial number as requested. I will await the activation code.
Thank you,
Bill
I purchased the software recently, you won't be disappointed. A read of the manual is a must. I have the Butel software as well.Well then, HAPPY BIRTHDAY!
My apologies! I hadn't noticed that offer was back in 2016, still getting used to the new format of the forum. I logged on to your site, downloaded the trial, sent my full payment via PayPal and emailed my DV1 serial number as requested. I will await the activation code.
Thank you,
Bill
Good morning Jeff!
I downloaded your eSPYonARD software and ran the free trial. It took about five minutes to realize it was a no-brainer that I wanted/needed this program to take full advantage of the capabilities of my AR-DV1 receiver! I sent payment via PayPal, and received my activation key promptly and I appreciated that! There's nothing worse than being excited to try new software on a new radio and having to wait several days to get things going. This software is so loaded with features and control that a good read of the manual is going to make it even more enjoyable and usable. You've done an excellent job and I really appreciate all your hard work that has gone into this.
I highly recomend this to anyone with an AR-DV1 digital receiver!
Thank you,
Bill
I downloaded your eSPYonARD software and ran the free trial. It took about five minutes to realize it was a no-brainer that I wanted/needed this program to take full advantage of the capabilities of my AR-DV1 receiver! I sent payment via PayPal, and received my activation key promptly and I appreciated that! There's nothing worse than being excited to try new software on a new radio and having to wait several days to get things going. This software is so loaded with features and control that a good read of the manual is going to make it even more enjoyable and usable. You've done an excellent job and I really appreciate all your hard work that has gone into this.
I highly recomend this to anyone with an AR-DV1 digital receiver!
Thank you,
Bill
eSPYonARD BAND SCOPE MK3 - ALMOST 50% SPEED IMPROVEMENT
After a lot of work I have managed to improve the time it takes to complete a Band Scope scan by almost 50%. for its 0.5, 1, 2, 4 and 10 mhz ranges. Of course it cannot reach the speed of a Receiver with a dedicated Scope operated by firmware. It is however very close to the speed the AR-DV1 manages with its own SEARCH and SCAN.
Plus the Scope has numerous inter-active functions which adds even more dimensions to operating the AR-DV1.
Means a few days more testing but I hope the new update will be posted in early April.
After a lot of work I have managed to improve the time it takes to complete a Band Scope scan by almost 50%. for its 0.5, 1, 2, 4 and 10 mhz ranges. Of course it cannot reach the speed of a Receiver with a dedicated Scope operated by firmware. It is however very close to the speed the AR-DV1 manages with its own SEARCH and SCAN.
Plus the Scope has numerous inter-active functions which adds even more dimensions to operating the AR-DV1.
Means a few days more testing but I hope the new update will be posted in early April.
Looking forward to giving it a run on my DV-1
73!
73!
Great thanks
LATEST UPDATE now available v.6.0007-011 with BAND SCOPE MK3 as above.
www.espyonard.com
NOTE any problems with download, use the ALTERNATIVE link (under the usual one).
See the 'Changes Log' at the end of the Manual for new information
www.espyonard.com
NOTE any problems with download, use the ALTERNATIVE link (under the usual one).
See the 'Changes Log' at the end of the Manual for new information
APRIL 2019 UPDATE - AVAILABLE SOON
I have to say, immodestly I know, I have surprised myself again, lol.
Below is a list of what the update contains, but the BIGGEST and BEST change is regarding a new super fast and simple method of importing frequency lists from external sources into 'Q', for almost instant use with the AR-DV1 via the inter-active 'Q'DB' list system.
It is now just a a matter of finding a list, using 'COPY' and then 'PASTING' that DIRECTLY into the 'Q' window, no intermediate steps required, ready for sorting and instant monitoring.
Nobody could guarantee that any list, from any source, you might find will be 'Q' compatible, but most are. They just need to adhere to the following 3 simple criteria, to be 'Q' Sorted:-
a. Any frequency line must contain a frequency with a '.' in it, e.g. 145.525
b. No other '.' must appear before the first frequency
c. The MAIN frequency required must be the first frequency to appear in the line
'Q' even works on the list below - just copy and paste directly into 'Q' - (look at how diverse the lines below are worded)
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
My 2M favourite is 145.5125 using FM
For 2M USB I use 144.3125
Occasionally 144.21900 is used on USB
145.41250 FM is used by Friends
The Local Taxi - 163.5375 FM - is good
Mary had a little lamb who listens to 433.5675 FM
Sometimes 0433.5125 is preferred by the Lamb
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and within seconds produces this inter-active list: (see pic below:-
Just double click on a line to send the details immediately to the AR-DV1 for monitoring, and of course lots of other 'Q' functions are available, Filtering, Scanning, adding default Modes if needed, Map etc
v. (6.0007-012) - April 2019 - CHANGES LOG
1. CLOCK DISPLAY DURING BAND SCOPE OPERATION
During testing I had disabled updating the Program's clock display (which reflects the AR-DV1's clock) was turned off when the Band Scope was visible and forgot to re-instate it. - it now updates at the beginning of each 'sweep'.
2. ADDED CW TO BAND SCOPE OPERATION
'CW' Mode option added to Band Scope by Customer request.
3. 'Q' BAND SCOPE WINDOW
Mode changes are immediate and do not require the Scope to re-process its operation, so a User might have added frequencies to the 'Q' window which were in fact different Modes.
A line created during a 'Q' Band Scope operation always shows the Mode that was selected during the sweep, however clicking on the line did not change the Mode to the one shown - FIXED
4. 'Q' NEW EVEN SIMPLER IMPORTING OF FREQUENCIES FROM ANY SOURCE - see above
I have to say, immodestly I know, I have surprised myself again, lol.
Below is a list of what the update contains, but the BIGGEST and BEST change is regarding a new super fast and simple method of importing frequency lists from external sources into 'Q', for almost instant use with the AR-DV1 via the inter-active 'Q'DB' list system.
It is now just a a matter of finding a list, using 'COPY' and then 'PASTING' that DIRECTLY into the 'Q' window, no intermediate steps required, ready for sorting and instant monitoring.
Nobody could guarantee that any list, from any source, you might find will be 'Q' compatible, but most are. They just need to adhere to the following 3 simple criteria, to be 'Q' Sorted:-
a. Any frequency line must contain a frequency with a '.' in it, e.g. 145.525
b. No other '.' must appear before the first frequency
c. The MAIN frequency required must be the first frequency to appear in the line
'Q' even works on the list below - just copy and paste directly into 'Q' - (look at how diverse the lines below are worded)
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
My 2M favourite is 145.5125 using FM
For 2M USB I use 144.3125
Occasionally 144.21900 is used on USB
145.41250 FM is used by Friends
The Local Taxi - 163.5375 FM - is good
Mary had a little lamb who listens to 433.5675 FM
Sometimes 0433.5125 is preferred by the Lamb
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
and within seconds produces this inter-active list: (see pic below:-
Just double click on a line to send the details immediately to the AR-DV1 for monitoring, and of course lots of other 'Q' functions are available, Filtering, Scanning, adding default Modes if needed, Map etc
v. (6.0007-012) - April 2019 - CHANGES LOG
1. CLOCK DISPLAY DURING BAND SCOPE OPERATION
During testing I had disabled updating the Program's clock display (which reflects the AR-DV1's clock) was turned off when the Band Scope was visible and forgot to re-instate it. - it now updates at the beginning of each 'sweep'.
2. ADDED CW TO BAND SCOPE OPERATION
'CW' Mode option added to Band Scope by Customer request.
3. 'Q' BAND SCOPE WINDOW
Mode changes are immediate and do not require the Scope to re-process its operation, so a User might have added frequencies to the 'Q' window which were in fact different Modes.
A line created during a 'Q' Band Scope operation always shows the Mode that was selected during the sweep, however clicking on the line did not change the Mode to the one shown - FIXED
4. 'Q' NEW EVEN SIMPLER IMPORTING OF FREQUENCIES FROM ANY SOURCE - see above
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'Q' can handle much more complex lists, for example here is an extract from Ofcom:-
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Licence number Sector Class Licensee Frequencies Location(s)
View licence number 0301622 Business Radio Business Radio (Technically Assigned) The Torquay Golf Club Limited TX: 456.975 MHz
RX: 456.975 MHz SX 92200 66200
View licence number 0298246 Business Radio Business Radio (Technically Assigned) Brian Wills-Pope Multiple Frequencies
See Details Multiple Locations
See Details
View licence number 0884867 Business Radio Business Radio (Technically Assigned) Mr Roberts Rogers TX: 163.0375 MHz
RX: 158.5375 MHz SX 82000 57100
View licence number 1046988 Business Radio Business Radio (Technically Assigned) Storenet Radio Systems Limited TX: 453.25 MHz
RX: 459.75 MHz SX 92000 65800
View licence number 0128641 Business Radio Business Radio (Technically Assigned) Debenhams Retail Plc TX: 461.3375 MHz
RX: 461.3375 MHz SX 91800 63500
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In seconds 'Q' sorts through the list, and produces this:-
0158.53750 8200 57100 FM
0163.03750 MR ROBERTS ROGERS FM
0453.25000 STORENET RADIO SYSTEMS LIMITED FM
0456.97500 THE TORQUAY GOLF CLUB LIMITED FM
0459.75000 NO TAG FM
0461.33750 DEBENHAMS RETAIL PLC FM
Quite a difference from the jumbled details in the original file. Imagine how long it would have taken to manually sort through them and either enter them manually to the DV1's own memories, or into something like Excel.
The original Ofcom list contained hundreds of entries. 'Q would handle that in seconds.
The details are automatically saved as a simple text file, which can be re-imported at any time.
Double clicking on any line sends the frequency information to the AR-DV1 for immediate monitoring.
The 'Q-DB' frequencies can be manipulated in many ways. CTC/DCS information added, frequencies scanned, or filtered by keywords, PASS options, default Modes selected and more. The lines can include any Modes handled by the DV1, and use them to monitor. It does not matter if different Modes are inter-mingled.
'Q' also lets you clear / change / amend any line from within the window, and saves the whole file automatically as you do it.
OK, the above may look and sound impossible, lol. If you think so try the eSPYonARD Trial and see for yourself.
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Licence number Sector Class Licensee Frequencies Location(s)
View licence number 0301622 Business Radio Business Radio (Technically Assigned) The Torquay Golf Club Limited TX: 456.975 MHz
RX: 456.975 MHz SX 92200 66200
View licence number 0298246 Business Radio Business Radio (Technically Assigned) Brian Wills-Pope Multiple Frequencies
See Details Multiple Locations
See Details
View licence number 0884867 Business Radio Business Radio (Technically Assigned) Mr Roberts Rogers TX: 163.0375 MHz
RX: 158.5375 MHz SX 82000 57100
View licence number 1046988 Business Radio Business Radio (Technically Assigned) Storenet Radio Systems Limited TX: 453.25 MHz
RX: 459.75 MHz SX 92000 65800
View licence number 0128641 Business Radio Business Radio (Technically Assigned) Debenhams Retail Plc TX: 461.3375 MHz
RX: 461.3375 MHz SX 91800 63500
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In seconds 'Q' sorts through the list, and produces this:-
0158.53750 8200 57100 FM
0163.03750 MR ROBERTS ROGERS FM
0453.25000 STORENET RADIO SYSTEMS LIMITED FM
0456.97500 THE TORQUAY GOLF CLUB LIMITED FM
0459.75000 NO TAG FM
0461.33750 DEBENHAMS RETAIL PLC FM
Quite a difference from the jumbled details in the original file. Imagine how long it would have taken to manually sort through them and either enter them manually to the DV1's own memories, or into something like Excel.
The original Ofcom list contained hundreds of entries. 'Q would handle that in seconds.
The details are automatically saved as a simple text file, which can be re-imported at any time.
Double clicking on any line sends the frequency information to the AR-DV1 for immediate monitoring.
The 'Q-DB' frequencies can be manipulated in many ways. CTC/DCS information added, frequencies scanned, or filtered by keywords, PASS options, default Modes selected and more. The lines can include any Modes handled by the DV1, and use them to monitor. It does not matter if different Modes are inter-mingled.
'Q' also lets you clear / change / amend any line from within the window, and saves the whole file automatically as you do it.
OK, the above may look and sound impossible, lol. If you think so try the eSPYonARD Trial and see for yourself.
