NYRHKY94
Member
Thanks for the reply Troymail. Appreciate it! Given that my 536 is stationary in the house, I might just be too distant from the limited number of DMR stations in my area. Oh well.
Haywood DMR
Then that's what we'll do, I appreciate it very much. I'd be very interested in hearing what the Ski Area is doing in the winter...do you know where those listings are to be found? An FCC search? I don't see them in the database.
Then that's what we'll do, I appreciate it very much. I'd be very interested in hearing what the Ski Area is doing in the winter...do you know where those listings are to be found? An FCC search? I don't see them in the database.
A good place to start for DMR: Digital Frequency Search
Also, I have a buddy of mine that lives in Haywood and I'm trying to get him to submit the VFD private DMR channels to the database that he's already Identified so stay tuned.
That would be terrific, whatever it is that we can do to do that is fine. I did an FCC search and found that there were two groups listed as Cataloochee Ski Slopes Inc. and my guess that's a good start.
Anyone else have DMR frequencies for WNC?
Anyone monitoring DMR in Greensboro? I found the following:
461.9125, CC5, Site 4. CAP system.
A license search found Guilford Technical Community College (#WNVI342), which would make sense given the multiple sites & campuses.
461.9125, CC5, Site 4. CAP system.
A license search found Guilford Technical Community College (#WNVI342), which would make sense given the multiple sites & campuses.
Greensboro Unidentified DMR & NXDN
Spent a few hours in Greensboro and found the following DMR channels, was not able to positively ID any but thought I'd pass them onto you here:
462.1125 Slot 1 CC 5 TG 1
462.2500 Slot 2 CC 0 TG ??
462.4000 Slot 1 & 2 CC 0 TG 6001
463.3000 Slot 1 & 2 CC 2 TG 2
463.8750 Slot 1 CC 0 TG ??
464.7000 Slot 2 CC 1 TG ??
Also found the following NXDN channels active:
461.8250 RAN 1 Type 4800 D
462.1375 RAN ?? Type 4800 D
464.7375 RAN -- Type 4800 D (Licensed to UNC Greensboro)
Spent a few hours in Greensboro and found the following DMR channels, was not able to positively ID any but thought I'd pass them onto you here:
462.1125 Slot 1 CC 5 TG 1
462.2500 Slot 2 CC 0 TG ??
462.4000 Slot 1 & 2 CC 0 TG 6001
463.3000 Slot 1 & 2 CC 2 TG 2
463.8750 Slot 1 CC 0 TG ??
464.7000 Slot 2 CC 1 TG ??
Also found the following NXDN channels active:
461.8250 RAN 1 Type 4800 D
462.1375 RAN ?? Type 4800 D
464.7375 RAN -- Type 4800 D (Licensed to UNC Greensboro)
BCasto
Member
DMR discovery
Just upgraded my BCD996P2 to add DMR capability. Now I am swamped in research trying to find out the DMR sites, how to capture data, etc. Those of you ahead of me (maybe by years) could save me a bunch of time by giving me a quick tutorial for the Wake / Durham environment or point me to a web page, etc.
I did pull down a file I found. Digital Mobile Radio (DMR) Frequency Search Results for Wake County. It lists 329 frequencies. But between color codes, LCN, etc. I am just guessing.
Thank you once again for allowing this neophyte to beg for help.
Just upgraded my BCD996P2 to add DMR capability. Now I am swamped in research trying to find out the DMR sites, how to capture data, etc. Those of you ahead of me (maybe by years) could save me a bunch of time by giving me a quick tutorial for the Wake / Durham environment or point me to a web page, etc.
I did pull down a file I found. Digital Mobile Radio (DMR) Frequency Search Results for Wake County. It lists 329 frequencies. But between color codes, LCN, etc. I am just guessing.
Thank you once again for allowing this neophyte to beg for help.
troymail
Silent Key
Looks like there are a few that are confirmed and listed on the RRDB:
https://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?aid=9101
https://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?aid=5591
https://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=1978
The ones found on the Digital Frequency Search website are simply a starting point as they may not really be active as DMR. And, you may find others that are not licences properly for DMR but are using it (you'll need to run "searches" for those).
As far as the Digital Frequency Search results, focus on the "FB" frequencies and not so much the "MO" ones as a starting point.
https://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?aid=9101
https://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?aid=5591
https://www.radioreference.com/apps/db/?ctid=1978
The ones found on the Digital Frequency Search website are simply a starting point as they may not really be active as DMR. And, you may find others that are not licences properly for DMR but are using it (you'll need to run "searches" for those).
As far as the Digital Frequency Search results, focus on the "FB" frequencies and not so much the "MO" ones as a starting point.
BCasto
Member
Thank you. Can you explain the role of LCN and how it is calculated / derived?
troymail
Silent Key
In the simplest terms, LCN's are simply IDs of trunked system frequencies (a lookup table more or less) -- the controller tells a radio "use LCN 2" and the radio is programmed to know what frequency is assigned to that LCN number.
To be honest, I use Whistler radios mostly and Whistler programming doesn't care about LCNs or system types (other than "it's DMR") for DMR systems.
Uniden DOES care both about LCNs and the type of DMR system which makes it harder to program unless someone has already figure things out for you and shared that information on the RRDB.
I believe some Unidens have a LCN tool where essentially, you program the system type and frequencies, set the LCNs to "0" and the radio will try to figure out the proper LCN values. However, your success getting that thing to work varies widely (from what I've read - I've never used it).
Others use tools like DSD+ to figure out LCNs, etc.
I'll leave it to users who have the 996 to help you in this area.
BCasto
Member
Troymail, thanks again. I visited the DSD+ web site and there is not much info there. For example it doesn't even say in what environment it runs and what hardware is required. I will keep researching. It is all in good fun. carry on..
BCasto
Member
Found DMR sites
Just for grins, here is a list I am building of DMR sites. I am in the process of identifying the organization for each.
153.0725 CAP
153.2000 CAP
153.2825
153.2950 CAP
153.4700 CAP
153.5975 CAP
153.6650 CAP
451.0250
451.4250
452.0250
452.1250
452.2375
452.6500
453.0000 CAP
453.5500 CAP
454.3250 CON
460.5000 CAP
460.6500
460.8500
460.8750
461.1000
461.1250 XPT
461.3000 CAP
461.5375
461.5000 CAP
461.6750 CAP
461.7875
462.1375
462.5250 CAP
463.2625
463.5125 CAP
463.5375
463.8125
464.2375 CAP XPT
464.2750 CAP
464.9875
464.4750
464.5250 CAP
464.5875
464.6250
Just for grins, here is a list I am building of DMR sites. I am in the process of identifying the organization for each.
153.0725 CAP
153.2000 CAP
153.2825
153.2950 CAP
153.4700 CAP
153.5975 CAP
153.6650 CAP
451.0250
451.4250
452.0250
452.1250
452.2375
452.6500
453.0000 CAP
453.5500 CAP
454.3250 CON
460.5000 CAP
460.6500
460.8500
460.8750
461.1000
461.1250 XPT
461.3000 CAP
461.5375
461.5000 CAP
461.6750 CAP
461.7875
462.1375
462.5250 CAP
463.2625
463.5125 CAP
463.5375
463.8125
464.2375 CAP XPT
464.2750 CAP
464.9875
464.4750
464.5250 CAP
464.5875
464.6250
AlphaFive
Member
454
Okay, 454.3250, the Great White Whale.. If you complete an individual F.C.C. ULS search for the single freq. You will find nothing statewide. An individual search for the single freq. nationwide will return to you 91 separate paging and wireless companies authorized for that frequency.
If you complete an F.C.C. ULS search using the frequency block of 454.3240 to 454.3260. You will locate 15 paging and wireless companies headquartered statewide, but with the nationwide TEMP-FIXED authorization. You should not even think what a nationwide search of the block would return.
The 454, and 455 block of Paging and Wireless will drive you crazy, I wish you well on your endeavours
Okay, 454.3250, the Great White Whale.. If you complete an individual F.C.C. ULS search for the single freq. You will find nothing statewide. An individual search for the single freq. nationwide will return to you 91 separate paging and wireless companies authorized for that frequency.
If you complete an F.C.C. ULS search using the frequency block of 454.3240 to 454.3260. You will locate 15 paging and wireless companies headquartered statewide, but with the nationwide TEMP-FIXED authorization. You should not even think what a nationwide search of the block would return.
The 454, and 455 block of Paging and Wireless will drive you crazy, I wish you well on your endeavours
Anyone with any info on DMR used in Cumberland co/Fayetteville area
I am new to this but have logged several dmr hits in custom search mode using a bcd 996p2 how do you get scanner to show the slot/color info in manual search mode,thanks
Hits
453.0125 appears to be south river electric
451.800 ?
464.6875?
Hits
453.0125 appears to be south river electric
451.800 ?
464.6875?
DMR
464.6875 loud and clear to be 15 miles or so away
CC 1
Slot !
Tg# 101 So far
I have id of this now as being FTCC College Campus ops
464.6875 loud and clear to be 15 miles or so away
CC 1
Slot !
Tg# 101 So far
I have id of this now as being FTCC College Campus ops
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Picking up DMR 453.000 sounds like school buses
Moore Co School buses DMR # 453.000 dont have slot or color code yet
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