Discovery - Compare to database do not work..?

[Hoggorm]

Hi,

I can remember that when I used Discovery about a year ago, all hits that was in my Favorites lists appeared in Sentinel with the name of the channel in the Discovery Log Viewer.

Now however I cannot get this information displayed. In the Discovery settings, the option Compare DB is on.

Is there something else I've forgotten since this information do not appear anymore?

Thanks

 

[SCPD]

Dont feel bad,I couldnt get this feature to work either!

 

[Hoggorm]

Dont feel bad,I couldnt get this feature to work either!

I'm sorry. I do not understand what you mean. You could not get this feature to work, but it is working now, or has the feature stopped working for you as well?

Anyway - it did work for me about a year ago, but it does not work anymore... I might have done something with the settings. The only setting I've checked is that Compare DB is ON in the Discovery settings. Are there other settings I should check?

 

[Ubbe]

I would say it is a bug in the software.

When I look in the discovery log using Sentinel I can see that it compares with the favorites list, as it says that the frequency (and color code) is known but do not show any channel name. I guess the name lookup only use the DB and not the Favorites as it stands now in the latest upgrade version.

/Ubbe

 

[Hoggorm]

I would say it is a bug in the software.

When I look in the discovery log using Sentinel I can see that it compares with the favorites list, as it says that the frequency (and color code) is known but do not show any channel name. I guess the name lookup only use the DB and not the Favorites as it stands now in the latest upgrade version.

/Ubbe

I see the same and agree.

Hope this can be fixed... It is a very handy feature to see what channel name uses a frequency.

 

[kd7jfv]

If you use the Auto Store option, Discovery will create a new Favorites List called Trunking Discovery, or Conventional Discovery. Each Session will create a new System, and each Run will create a new Department for IDs or frequencies found.

 

[pb_lonny]

If you use the Auto Store option, Discovery will create a new Favorites List called Trunking Discovery, or Conventional Discovery. Each Session will create a new System, and each Run will create a new Department for IDs or frequencies found.

Correct, this is how it works for me too.