slicerwizard
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LQV appears to be monitoring Phase I. His UT/DSD+ combo won't handle Phase II.
DSDPlus DSDPlus Fastlane Update V2.228 on 12/21/2019
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DRL-XM43
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The download zip contains all the setup info in a text file(s)
The latest (V2.1.0.10) is working great for my needs. Airspy R2 (@10 msps), 4 VFOs, monitoring a combination of 700/800 Mhz P25 C4FM and LSM sites -- only one within 10 mi, all with 100% decode.
Yeah, it only does P25 PHase I, but that's all that LQV said he was currently monitoring.
I tested P25 Phase I voice decode, and it decoded fairly well. But, to be honest I only use UT for logging trunked systems.
I use DSDPlus and only DSDPlus for searching out new trunked systems/freqs and their associated characteristics, and to decode whatever voice I am interested in.
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EarHoles
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Here attached its the clicking or crunching noise i experience monitoring CON+ with this release
EarHoles
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Thats the ticket!
by default it starts up for me using "Monitor Source Audio if no sync or signal present"
by default it starts up for me using "Monitor Source Audio if no sync or signal present"
I had a feeling that is what it was. I do manually change that on occasion and then forget to set it back to 0 -- and I hear the same thing.
Glad that took care of it.
Mike
cmwang
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Hi,I am trying to use FMP with DSDplus,the FMP shows TCP error 10035 and DSD-plus source audio window seems no signal. Is there any advice??
Outdated FMP? Not sure if there is a current FMPxx program that displays as "FMP". I thought it would show FMP24, FMPA, or FMPP. Also, the PPM needs adjusting.
chris
chris
cmwang
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Thanks!! I use the FMP24 and it's working now.
DSD-CC has started to produce an annoying chime when it loses the Rest Channel on a Cap+ system. Is there a way to turn that off while it's searching for that? It's really annoying and I have enough other audio going on already.
CanesFan95
Analog already is interoperable.
I'm getting this error message and not sure how it's supposed to be formatted:
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Here's what I've got in the DSDPlus.frequencies and DSDPlus.networks files:
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Anyone know how to correct this? Thanks.
Here's what I've got in the DSDPlus.frequencies and DSDPlus.networks files:
Anyone know how to correct this? Thanks.
CanesFan95
Analog already is interoperable.
And I also get 2 of this error for both AirSpy dongles. Any ideas what this means or how to fix it? Are there any guides that explain what all the codes mean to try and troubleshoot this? I don't understand the part about dividing by zero because I'm not using any calculator with this program!
Why do you have any P25 trunked systems in the DSDPlus.frequencies file? There is absolutely no need for that. The DSDPlus.P25Data file and the mere fact that all of the relevant information needed to trunk the system is sent over the control channel suggest to me that you shouldn't even bother putting anything in the DSDPlus.frequencies for trunked P25 systems. Now, if the system doesn't send a bandplan, I guess you might have to. But I bet all of those P25 systems send a bandplan.
But, if you must, it would probably go like this:
; protocol, networkID, siteNumber, OTAchannelNumber, TXfrequency, RXfrequency, sortOrder
protocol = P25
networkID = BEE00.56D
siteNumber = 1.1
I'm not even sure you have your OTAchannelNumber right. I would expect a P25 OTA channel number to be #-####, not ####.
And if you are going to populate DSDPlus.frequencies, you would want an entry in DSDPlus.sites as well:
P25, BEE00.56D, 1, "Site 1"
Mike
Is it correct to assume that you mean this as a reply to Homeboys-scanner's comment, and not mine?
CanesFan95
Analog already is interoperable.
Well, I never liked how DSD+ resets frequently and you keep losing the list of frequencies off the screen.
DSDPlus doesn't reset. If you lose the list of frequencies, they will repopulate as they are used anyway. If you are monitoring with DSDPlus and you lose the list of frequencies, you are monitoring a marginal site. A site with enough signal is not going to randomly ditch all the listed frequencies.
You don't need to see frequencies that have not been in use since you fired up DSDPlus. And when they are finally in use, they will show up on the screen. Now, that's assuming the system is sending a bandplan and that DSDPlus can decode it (99.9999% of the time that is the case). If for some reason you are monitoring P25 systems for which a bandplan is not broadcast, you can add the bandplan in the DSDPlus.P25Data file.
I have never in my life put P25 trunked site frequencies in DSDPlus.frequencies. I'm not saying it can't be done, or that people don't do it -- I'm just stating that I have never done it / have never had the need to do so.
But certainly if you are going to put them in there, you have to follow the instructions on how to add them properly.
Mike
Gary,
Im not aware of a "chime". There might be one. But, is there any chance that you have some sort of sourcce monitoring enabled under the INPUT menu?
Your source monitoring should be turned off -- "No source audio monitoring"
If you happen to have it set to "1" or "Monitor Source Audio if no Sync and Signal Present" enabled, then it would make some sort of noise (that might be misconstrued as a chime) as it goes searching for the new rest channel.
Mike
slicerwizard
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You toss all of the P25 trunking data that you put in the frequencies file. You format network IDs and site numbers exactly the same way as they are shown at the bottom of the event log window.
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