Please forgive me.I'm new to this. Please explain the mearing CC or TS?
For DMR (Digital Mobile Radio), CC could be control channel or color code. TS could be trunked system or time slot. Responder needs to be a little more explicit and avoid the use of abbreviations which a new user may not understand. A color code is like a PL tone (CTCSS - Continuous Tone Coded Squelch System) on analog frequencies. Motorola uses PL for Private Line which is its name for CTCSS. You will be able to receive only transmissions which have the same color code as what you have programmed even though there may be several users on the same frequency. DMR is TDMA (Time Division Multiple Access). DMR has 2 audio channels (Slots) per frequency. There can be 2 conversations at the same time on a single frequency. If you look in the Mode column in the database, DMR talkgroups have a Mode of "T" for TDMA.
Digitalfrequencysearch is just a data dump aggregator pulling up licenses that simply contain DMR, NXDN &/or P25 emissions designators. Just because the frequencies are listed in the report doesn't guarantee they're all active nor that the licensee is indeed operating using DMR (or any other digital mode). Plenty of agencies are licensed for DMR operation but still use analog. If the data isn't known to the Radioreference database it's basically just trial and error to find out which are active, determine TGIDs, CCs, etc. You'll need to plug each frequency individually (perhaps via a quick search?) to check for activity. Be sure to submit your findings to the database once you've confirmed the aforementioned info, agency(ies) and use.
