Connect+ and DSD+FL

[kg6nlw]

Well, if it all was working before, you must've had them. Where's your old .frequencies file? You make and keep some backups, yes?

I had *always* had them set to ZERO and had no issues.

Regards,

-Frank C.

 

[kg6nlw]

The channel numbers are in the database, and match what your channel activity was showing previously.

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Thank you for that. What happens when say a DMR Con+ changes their CC to a VC? I've had that happen on a site before. Does it keep the same channel number?

Regards,

-Frank C.

 

[GTR8000]

I had *always* had them set to ZERO and had no issues.

Regards,

-Frank C.

Unless that NEXEDGE 4800 system happens to be DFA (which doesn't appear to be the case), it would've never worked with zeroes in the frequency file. Simply not possible.

 

[kg6nlw]

Unless that NEXEDGE 4800 system happens to be DFA (which doesn't appear to be the case), it would've never worked with zeroes in the frequency file. Simply not possible.

Quite interesting, thank you for the info! The DMR Con+ was the primary system I was having trouble with but the rest had issues too.

Regards,

-Frank C.

 

[GTR8000]

Thank you for that. What happens when say a DMR Con+ changes their CC to a VC? I've had that happen on a site before. Does it keep the same channel number?

Regards,

-Frank C.

Connect Plus systems can have up to 15 repeaters per site, which are the LCN. Unless there happens to be a programming change at a site, those LCN do not change regardless of whether the channel is control or traffic. Also remember that DMR/MOTOTRBO is TDMA, and it's not uncommon to have Slot 1 of a frequency act as control channel while Slot 2 acts as a traffic channel.

 

[kg6nlw]

Connect Plus systems can have up to 15 repeaters per site, which are the LCN. Unless there happens to be a programming change at a site, those LCN do not change regardless of whether the channel is control or traffic. Also remember that DMR/MOTOTRBO is TDMA, and it's not uncommon to have Slot 1 of a frequency act as control channel while Slot 2 acts as a traffic channel.

Indeed. I have "Synthesize all Digital Voice" turned on so it shouldn't matter which slot has the audio. I had a clip of audio just now on the NXDN site!

Regards,

-Frank C.