I've been exploring LTR Standard systems using LTR-Analyzer and I've been having a great time. I had a couple of questions though.
1. I found a frequency that reports as LCN 1. When it does its morse code ID thing, it doesn't show any FREE LCN's, but instead shows only ATB (All trunks busy). It's always like this, day or night. It does the idle ping thing, too. Occasionally I'll hear conversations on it, and I'll see that it's reporting ATB again during the conversation. My question is, is this an LTR system with only a single, solitary LCN currently running on it?
2. Let's say there's an LTR system with 5 active LCN's, all 1 - 5 (for simplicity).. let's say that LCN 1 goes into use, and so it will report 2, 3, 4, and 5 as free. Now, if say, LCN 5 goes into use, would it necessarily report 1, 2, 3, and 4 as free (assuming none of them are busy), or is it possible for an LCN to NEVER report a certain other LCN or number of LCN's as free?
3. Finally, this concerns LTR-Analyzer itself. Is there a way to start the program from a desktop shortcut, and feed it the command to log to disk? I tried setting the desktop shortcut icon I made with the target as c:\ltr-analyzer >scanlog.log ... the program starts, but it apparently ignores the logging command using that method.
Thanks for any insight!
1. I found a frequency that reports as LCN 1. When it does its morse code ID thing, it doesn't show any FREE LCN's, but instead shows only ATB (All trunks busy). It's always like this, day or night. It does the idle ping thing, too. Occasionally I'll hear conversations on it, and I'll see that it's reporting ATB again during the conversation. My question is, is this an LTR system with only a single, solitary LCN currently running on it?
2. Let's say there's an LTR system with 5 active LCN's, all 1 - 5 (for simplicity).. let's say that LCN 1 goes into use, and so it will report 2, 3, 4, and 5 as free. Now, if say, LCN 5 goes into use, would it necessarily report 1, 2, 3, and 4 as free (assuming none of them are busy), or is it possible for an LCN to NEVER report a certain other LCN or number of LCN's as free?
3. Finally, this concerns LTR-Analyzer itself. Is there a way to start the program from a desktop shortcut, and feed it the command to log to disk? I tried setting the desktop shortcut icon I made with the target as c:\ltr-analyzer >scanlog.log ... the program starts, but it apparently ignores the logging command using that method.
Thanks for any insight!