As noted by others, NXDN alias decode rate is 99.999-100% now.
Howdy:
My scanner has been in the shop. When I get it back, do I need to install each update, or will the most recent updates incorporate the ones prior?
The most recent will incorporate all previous updates, too, I believe.
But, if that doesn't happen I'm not going to have a meltdown about it.
Channel info (TGID, Alias, etc.) is the first thing recorded into the audio file. If the information is missing or incomplete at the time the info is written, it can't be added. Also, if two users run together (i.e. no carrier drop) the scanner sees it as still being a single transmission, thus it is all in one file, so the changed info can't be updated.
This probably explains what I am seeing. I'll do more testing when I get home.
Everybody who's replied to you so far has apparently missed the bolded part of your quote above.
This is indeed a bug - once you hold on a system, as you depicted in your video, the scanner should not move off that system in any way.
I remember this bug from years back - it was in one of the HomePatrol models, but I can't recall if it was the HP series or the x36 series. I was reasonably sure it was quashed, though.
For those who are following this sub-thread:
User has multiple systems in his FL. Let's call them systems 1, 2, 3, and 4 for the sake of argument.
User holds on system 3 by pressing SYSTEM twice while it is on-screen during the scan process.
Scanner holds on system 3 and makes one pass through scanning each site that is in range.
Scanner then moves to system 1, still in system hold mode.
This is a problem with the logic in the "have I scanned all the sites in this system, if yes, then move on to the next system" part of the scanner's code. If system hold is on, it should return to this system, not move to another system.
FW 1.18 Update: I monitored two NXDN4800 Trunked systems today for several hours. The hanging TG with no audio is gone. The Alias tags are appearing about 100% of the time on one system and about 99% of the time on the other. I also ran the LCN finder on one system with 7 freqs. It found 6/7 with two minutes. I determined which freq it did not find and started monitoring it conventionally on another radio. There was no voice activity on that freq for over an hour or more. So that being said LCN finder would never find that one anyway. So I would say the LCN finder is working very well also.
I have not seen any other adverse effects with 1.18 (so far)
1.18 for me is working great.
Updated firmware in my 436 to 1.18, still hanging up on random(?) TGs w/no audio or RIDs when in ID Search mode on trunked N48 system.
Create a log and post it so that the issue can be investigated. Otherwise getting it fixed is gouing to be nearly impossible.
Zip and upload here if size allows. If not message me and I'll make sure to get it the proper Uniden personnel.Creating one now for the same system. Where do I send it?