Error starting DSDplus

[Bonkk083]

When I try to start FMPA.CC I get a error it says invalid Airspy but the serial number is correct in FMPA.CFG

 

[mtindor]

When I try to start FMPA.CC I get a error it says invalid Airspy but the serial number is correct in FMPA.CFG
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The answer is in the error. In your FMPA.cfg file you have the Airspy serial number wrong. There is no - in an Airspy serial # to my knowledge

 

[Bonkk083]

The answer is in the error. In your FMPA.cfg file you have the Airspy serial number wrong. There is no - in an Airspy serial # to my knowledge

Thanks that's what it was

 

[Bonkk083]

Do I need to get all frequcies or just the CC, I'm having trouble with SDRtrunk

 

[mtindor]

Do I need to get all frequcies or just the CC, I'm having trouble with SDRtrunk

The threads about DSD plus and now you’re throwing in SDR trunk. What’s up with that?

If it’s P25 you don’t need all the frequencies, just the control channels. For most DMR and NXDN systems you will need to know all of the frequencies and other information. Of course, SDR trunk doesn’t do NXDN so you would not be talking about that

 

[Bonkk083]

I need help understanding these settings and how should should be set

 

[mtindor]

I need help understanding these settings and how should should be set

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First of all, I have noticed many many times that if I limit the number of "Decode" types, eventually it stops decoding what I have it set to decode and then I have to toggle "Decode All Above Protocols". As such, I would really suggest that you set it at its default, which is "Decode All Above Protocols"

Everything is set correctly for normal operation.

Run FMP*-CC.exe and 1R.bat

 

[dave3825]

I have noticed many many times that if I limit the number of "Decode" types, eventually it stops decoding what I have it set to decode and then I have to toggle "Decode All Above Protocols". As such, I would really suggest that you set it at its default, which is "Decode All Above Protocols"

I have seen this also and also have seen it resume decoding by toggling Decoding Polarity Auto Detect on and off.

 

[mtindor]

I have seen this also and also have seen it resume decoding by toggling Decoding Polarity Auto Detect on and off.

Interesting. Never thought to try that. I'll probably leave mine like it is (decoding all), but it's nice to know that toggling Polarity Auto Detect fixes it too. Next time that I restrict what is decoded and run into that, I'll try what you suggest and see what happens.