I created two UHF NEXEDGE system LCN calculators!

[IcomIcR20]

Try this:

Frequency-to-LCN:

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I am not sure why google didn't like the newest edit. The only difference was that I changed "scanf" to "scanf_s" to keep Visual Studio happy.

 

[RaleighGuy]

I'll stick with the old one since I am being told to download more add ons.

 

[IcomIcR20]

I'll stick with the old one since I am being told to download more add ons.

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I have no idea why that is happening. Oh well... I tried at least. I will put the old files back into the drive for anyone else who might see this thread.

 

[ka3jjz]

You might want to try storing your new code in a dropbox....Mike

 

[a417]

You might want to try storing your new code in a dropbox....Mike

or graduate to github, sourceforge,etc.

 

[lbarowski]

I am not sure why google didn't like the newest edit. The only difference was that I changed "scanf" to "scanf_s" to keep Visual Studio happy.

It's just a false positive from their virus scanner, which is very common. The scanf change is not the difference, it's that you compiled on Visual Studio rather than Cygwin and their executable structures are different. Something in there looks like something in some known virus. A MinGW compilation of the same code would probably pass.

 

[lwvmobile]

Any objections if I use a modified version of this in DSD-FME?

 

[EricCottrell]

Hello,

You can use a cast to convert the double to an int.
printf("The LCN is: %d\n", (int)(resultLcn+0.5);

There are format modifiers to printf that allow control of the decimal point.
If you want to only print 4 digits after the decimal point.
printf("The frequency is: %.4lf MHz\n", resultFreq);

73 Eric

 

[lwvmobile]

Hello

Speak of the devil and he shall appear; or rather, look at some of his own threads and he shall appear.

Did want to ask you, in the NXDN Trunking pinned thread, are the base values in this thread still mostly accurate, or was more info discovered to map these out, and also, is the 12.5 and 6.25 Khz stepping values based on whether its NXDN96 or NXDN48, or are those independent of the type of system, and configured on a site per site basis?

Understanding NexEdge Trunking

Hello, Some useful scribbles as programs decoding NexEdge trunking become available. NexEdge trunking has a dedicated control channel. NexEdge is defined as Type-C in Parts 1-A and 1-C of the NXDN Technical Specifications. The System ID is split into three Categories based on system size...

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Anyways, here is the code I wrote up for this so far, and also just wanted to let you know I occassionally peak at your dsd code on github from time to time for hints on DMR and I still have the EDACS-EA stuff too, I've just finished porting that into DSD-FME as well.

 

[IcomIcR20]

Any objections if I use a modified version of this in DSD-FME?

Apologies for the delayed response. I have no objections; However, I would be sure to test it thoroughly as I seem to recall that someone found a bug in one of the programs a while back. I have not gone back to test and see if I can replicate it though.

 

[lwvmobile]

Apologies for the delayed response. I have no objections; However, I would be sure to test it thoroughly as I seem to recall that someone found a bug in one of the programs a while back. I have not gone back to test and see if I can replicate it though.

That's alright, the code is in there now anyways, if there are any errors, then I'll just wait for somebody to mention it to me. I don't exactly have any trunking NXDN systems nearby to test it on, so if I get any complaints in the future, I can look at it then and fix it.