Just Found My First Ever LRRP Frequency.
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CanesFan95
Analog already is interoperable.
So if I'm looking at a map point, what to the top 3 numbers mean? "696", "113", and "5/6"? I'm assuming the timestamp is when the radio sent the beacon with its coordinates, and the "0 mph" is how fast they're moving? Do LRRP transmissions occur on one slot while voice can be used on the other slot at the same time?
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CanesFan95
Analog already is interoperable.
CanesFan95
Analog already is interoperable.
Looking at the DSD+ window, does anyone know what the "1/2 data" thing means? How come DSD+ scrolls a lot of stuff even when no one is talking and there's no LRRP data points coming through. What is all the extra stuff that DMR systems transmit while idle?
And, there's a thing that says "Raw data:" with a bunch of hex numbers. Does anyone on here know what this means? And the "Rate 1/2 Data ?" with a port number of some sort. Thanks.
And, there's a thing that says "Raw data:" with a bunch of hex numbers. Does anyone on here know what this means? And the "Rate 1/2 Data ?" with a port number of some sort. Thanks.
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you're asking what the server names are, and what downloading means?
the program is looking at open street map servers and it's downloading a PNG (portable network graphic) file for a map tile. I literally opened the program, watched it download 4 map tiles after running the LRRP program, and it populated a window with them.
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DSD+ is literally allowing you to see what is coming over the data stream, that is why you are seeing things when they appear idle...the data stream is getting, well...data that allows the system to work. Just because you don't see, hear, or notice traffic, doesn't mean the system isn't doing behind the scenes work to allow radios to be aware there is a system up and running. Its not like the system goes away when no one is actively using it. Do you think your computer is only using the internet when you are actively typing? Watch your "ACT" light on your router and you'll notice that it's ALWAYS going.
As for the "Raw data:" part, I thought that would be self explanatory - the program is dumping what it recieved to the console line, as for whatever reason, it was unable to decode it.
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"Src" is the source radio ID that is currently transmitting.
"Tgt" is the target radio ID or talkgroup ID that traffic is being sent to.
"Idle" is repeater hang time when no data or voice is being sent.
"Tgt" is the target radio ID or talkgroup ID that traffic is being sent to.
"Idle" is repeater hang time when no data or voice is being sent.
I always think of long range reconnaissance patrol.
Location Request Response Protocol
CanesFan95
Analog already is interoperable.
God, whoever wrote this software must be a genius. This is a garbage truck company and the data points are all over the county. It looks like every time the same unit sends a beacon, the old beacons from that same unit are left on the map. The map is flooded with old data points. Is there a way to make it automatically delete a unit's old data points whenever a new beacon is sent?
have you RTFM?
When I launch LRRP from the command line, the executable window pops and the last line says "Press ? for active keys list". I press "?" and another window that pops up listing active keys, seventh item down is "L = show Last datapoint". Have you tried that?
I have no interest in running LRRP, so I have not tried it...but perhaps you can, and might find out this is what you are looking for.
When I launch LRRP from the command line, the executable window pops and the last line says "Press ? for active keys list". I press "?" and another window that pops up listing active keys, seventh item down is "L = show Last datapoint". Have you tried that?
I have no interest in running LRRP, so I have not tried it...but perhaps you can, and might find out this is what you are looking for.
CanesFan95
Analog already is interoperable.
But I'm not seeing that there is any manual for LRRP.exe, unless I'm missing a file or something.
CanesFan95
Analog already is interoperable.
Yes, I actually tried the ? before, but didn't realize "show Last datapoint" meant that it would remove all the old datapoints for the same ID.
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