Key # missing from DSDFastLane

[BTFire21]

I am running 2.256 and have the verbose set at 4. I noticed that the key# is now missing from DMR and Nxedge systems.

 

[mtindor]

Let's see a screenshot that clearly describes what you are talking about

 

[BTFire21]

#working in August below

2020.08.12 17:31:40 Sync:+NXDN96 CB VOICE
2020.08.12 17:31:40 Sync:+NXDN96 CB DATA ALIAS
2020.08.12 17:31:40 RAN=33 VCall Group RID=8010 9600 bps/Half Rate Scramble KID=33
2020.08.12 17:31:40 VCall Group RID=8010 9600 bps/Half Rate Scramble KID=33

#not working below

2020.08.27 16:27:43 Sync:+NXDN96 CS VOICE
2020.08.27 16:27:43 Sync:+NXDN96 CS DATA
2020.08.27 16:27:43 Sync:+NXDN96 CS VOICE e:e
2020.08.27 16:27:43 Sync:+NXDN96 CS DATA VCall Group RID=101 9600 bps/Half Rate Scramble

 

[morfis]

Looks like two different systems. As such does it actually show a problem? Screenshots from the same one would be more useful in showing that the "KID=33" is no longer shown.

 

[slicerwizard]

And no RAN display either? Sure you're using -v4?

If they're using KID zero, maybe DSD+ won't display it.

 

[racingfan360]

I have no issues at all with 2.256 displaying the correct KID on DMR or Nexedge systems, albeit it occasionally thinks a signal is scrambled when it's actually in the clear. Can confirm DSD+ will not display a KID (or a KID=0) if the Key ID is set to zero on a Nexedge system: expected behavior according to the author.

As alreday mentioned, BTFire21's example looks like two different systems: the first is a Repeater (CB96) and second is a simplex/mobile (CS).

 

[countryboy14057]

Keyid 0 got me

 

[BTFire21]

Yes it was a simplex frequency I programmed with Key ID 0. The other system is a repeater with Key ID33

 

[racingfan360]

Yes it was a simplex frequency I programmed with Key ID 0. The other system is a repeater with Key ID33

You should still see the KID=33 on the repeater frequency then. Checking back over many years, I haven't seen any record of DSD+ ever displaying KID=0.

 

[Forts]

KID=0 doesn't show on any modes that I've seen.