i have my folder and files to see the extensions and hidden files, but i do not see any CC.log file. I mean i searched current DSDplus folder, user folder. No CC.log, I wonder here it my be at?
DSDPlus - Network Repater Map
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i have my folder and files to see the extensions and hidden files, but i do not see any CC.log file. I mean i searched current DSDplus folder, user folder. No CC.log, I wonder here it my be at?
Thanks Dave, i add the > tonight when i get home. looks like this system doesn't send the network information continuously. i will keep trying until i see it again in the event window.
No system sends it 24/7. That's the thing. If you are lucky enough to run across it and are using DSDPlus, you can snag that info. Timing is everything, and you never know when the maintainers have set things up to broadcast that info. You may never have the opportunity to get that information again -- it's all about luck.
Mike
Damn, if only i could have found that log file!!! I will keep trying
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dir \CC.log /s
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i will give that a try to see if i finds it
i will give that a try to see if i finds it
How often are network maps generated? Would they be broadcast on certain intervals?
oh slicerwizard, you are a genius, found it
I can only see that out of all my monitoring of one local large system, they seem to only do it overnight / on weekends. And when I purposefully try to look out for it occurring each evening, I've been unsuccessful.
So I'm guessing that they could set it to happen at intervals, or that they could set it to never happen unless manually initiated by the sysadmin.
I can't say for sure though.
Mike
So, I have set up my computer to append to my CC.log file. I have the ability to set this up for 24/7 and I am monitoring a very active system that is creating very large log files.
Is there a way in the CC.bat file to generate a new file daily with an appended date or must I manually create the file ?
Since the event log states "network repeater map written to console log file", is there specific verbiage that I can search for in the CC.log file, so that I don't have to page through all of the standard daily activity ?
Thanks,
Is there a way in the CC.bat file to generate a new file daily with an appended date or must I manually create the file ?
Since the event log states "network repeater map written to console log file", is there specific verbiage that I can search for in the CC.log file, so that I don't have to page through all of the standard daily activity ?
Thanks,
slicerwizard
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Thank you 
Thank you, I actually, just did this before I logged into RR.
I went back and re-read the help file
Appreciate the assistance.
I went back and re-read the help file
Appreciate the assistance.
The change file says,
"Con+ OTA frequency file decoding has been added; if a site is broadcasting a frequency file, DSD+ will decode it and write its contents to the console log; DSD+ will also write a text block that can be copied directly to the DSDPlus.frequencies file; "
Would the "repeater map written to console log file" message show up without any switches? Like if I just launched dsdplus.exe and fed it from sdrsharp?
Or would I need to make a bat like, DSDPlus -i3 -rc -E -t > dsdpluslog.txt ?
I have a few con+ systems and am trying to know if the site did broadcast the map, if by whatever way dsd was launched, if it would display?
Thanks
Hello,
The OTA frequency file is a feature of Con+ systems that allows the system operator to update radios over-the-air. When the system operator modifies the Network Frequency File for their system by changing site or frequency information, they can update radios over-the-air instead of staging hundreds of radios back to the shop for reprogramming.
The system operator can dedicate a timeslot on one repeater at a site to transmit the OTA frequency file over and over for a defined period of time. A radio listening to the site compares the version number of the file being sent with the file in the radio, and will download the file if it is newer.
73 Eric
The OTA frequency file is a feature of Con+ systems that allows the system operator to update radios over-the-air. When the system operator modifies the Network Frequency File for their system by changing site or frequency information, they can update radios over-the-air instead of staging hundreds of radios back to the shop for reprogramming.
The system operator can dedicate a timeslot on one repeater at a site to transmit the OTA frequency file over and over for a defined period of time. A radio listening to the site compares the version number of the file being sent with the file in the radio, and will download the file if it is newer.
73 Eric
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A while back, I caught a system sending its network map and recorded the raw audio. On playback, with no logging, I get "Network repeater map NOT written to console log file" in both the event window and the console window.
I would say so. No log file = no network map logged.
Looks like you'd see "Network repeater map NOT written to console log file" in the event window. So if you didn't see that, they weren't broadcasting the map.
Sorry to bring up an old thread but I just noticed the system I am monitoring is doing the same thing. its system 268 in the bay area. I don't understand how to look at the log file to see all the LCNs etc. I'm logging the data correctly, but I don't see any LCN's or frequencies.
can someone help?
can someone help?
Are you just monitoring the CC? Or do you have a multi-dongle setup? I ask because the network map might be broadcast on any slot of any LCN. So if you are just monitoring with one dongle, you might see the control report it but it can't tune to the LCN to get it.
In that case, if it's still broadcasting, tune to whichever LCN it says the network map is being broadcast on. Then let it sit there for an hour and give it a cchance to create the file.
Are you running the latest FastLane version? The latest Fl versions will write the file to the DSDPlus directory in a file called something like:
ConP 141 Network Repeater Map v020825.txt
Obviously the 141 will be different as will the v028025.
Mike
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