Howdy,
I've substantially reworked the FMP(24)-DSD+ Quick Import on Digital Frequency Search. It's under the Advanced Quick Import Search.
Digital Frequency Quick Import
With the newest FMP24 Fastlane release, especially, the FMP24.ScanList seems to be working pretty well for me.
I also created a format for creating Cap+ systems in the DSDPlus.frequencies file. I haven't tested this out much due to lack of nearby systems. If you have some time to spare, I'd really love hearing if this helps or not.
Basically, what you would do is copy the frequencies at the bottom of the Quick Import page into the DSDPlus.frequencies file. You would load the frequencies in the middle table into the FMP24.ScanList file. Run FMP24 & DSD+ in control channel role (-rc). When a Cap+ channel gets a hit, DSD+ should tell you the channel number pair. You would then change the "99" in the DSDPlus.frequencies file to the number that DSD+ gave you.
I used the ULS and Location Number to organize the system, site, and frequency.
If this information is useful to DSD+ users, I have a couple other DSD+ oriented products in mind.
If you use any of these search tools, please let me know whether or not it worked for you.
Happy New Year!
Justin
I've substantially reworked the FMP(24)-DSD+ Quick Import on Digital Frequency Search. It's under the Advanced Quick Import Search.
Digital Frequency Quick Import
With the newest FMP24 Fastlane release, especially, the FMP24.ScanList seems to be working pretty well for me.
I also created a format for creating Cap+ systems in the DSDPlus.frequencies file. I haven't tested this out much due to lack of nearby systems. If you have some time to spare, I'd really love hearing if this helps or not.
Basically, what you would do is copy the frequencies at the bottom of the Quick Import page into the DSDPlus.frequencies file. You would load the frequencies in the middle table into the FMP24.ScanList file. Run FMP24 & DSD+ in control channel role (-rc). When a Cap+ channel gets a hit, DSD+ should tell you the channel number pair. You would then change the "99" in the DSDPlus.frequencies file to the number that DSD+ gave you.
I used the ULS and Location Number to organize the system, site, and frequency.
If this information is useful to DSD+ users, I have a couple other DSD+ oriented products in mind.
If you use any of these search tools, please let me know whether or not it worked for you.
Happy New Year!
Justin