SDS100/SDS200: DMR One Frequency

[Drkatzjr45]

I am hesitant to post this because I know it probably sounds ignorant…

I have the new Uniden SDS100, and have upgraded to have a DMR “one frequency”

For example, I live in Tulsa Oklahoma.

There are two interesting DMR systems here: River Spirit casino and Hard Rock

They all have multiple frequencies.

In my Whistler scanner, I simply program them all, But I am confused by Uniden’s
“One Frequency” concept

If someone could help me with this, I would really appreciate it

 

[bravo14]

If there is more than 1 TalkGroup on the freq. It is better to use One Freq so you can site on a certain TG you want to hear.
I've made a video on a 536 on dmr conv vs one freq hope this helps

 

[bravo14]

When I get time time I hope to make videos of the ads 100/200. I haven't done any since I had to replace stuff from a major storm in Oct.

 

[wx5uif]

Both River Spirit and Hard Rock are DMR Cap+ and should be programmed as a MotoTRBO Trunked system with the proper LCNs and not as one frequency.

One Frequency Trunked would be used for conventional non trunked channels as a way to group the talk groups and user IDs to the frequency.

 

[Freqed]

Don't forget Osage's DMR system and Hard Rock has two systems, I'm waiting on a SMA to BNC connector to try to get the second system figured out. Right now I am only hearing one ID operating on the second system on my TRX-2.

 

[Drkatzjr45]

Don't forget Osage's DMR system and Hard Rock has two systems, I'm waiting on a SMA to BNC connector to try to get the second system figured out. Right now I am only hearing one ID operating on the second system on my TRX-2.

When you say that Hard Rock has -2-symptoms, how is that programed?


The database here in the states it has, I think, four frequencies.


I use a Uniden BCD345HP

 

[Drkatzjr45]

I meant BCD325

 

[Freqed]

Programmed as two separate systems.

 

[Drkatzjr45]

Ok thanks