LSN and LCN information from Motorola Radio

[dudegt]

So I am trying to decode a DMR near me and I don't know the LSN or LCNs but I do have a Motorola radio used in their system. Is there a way to get LSN or LCN information from MotoTRBO CPS 2.0? Heres a screenshot of the channel pool in the radio. In the end I want to be able to decode this DMR in SDRTrunk, but as of yet I have had no luck its a Cap+ system obviously and I have been doing a lot of digging to try and figure out the LSN and LCNs and watched many videos on people talking about Cap+ systems

 

[natedawg1604]

I would suggest getting DSD+ Fastlane, in my experience it's the best program out there for trunk tracking DMR & NXDN systems. If you just park a dongle on each frequency DSD+ Fastlane will automatically reveal the LCN info & Color code. If you have multiple dongles, you can run multiple instances of DSD+ and monitor numerous frequencies at once. One great thing about DSD+ Fastlane is it's command line based, so each instance consumes very little memory. I've run as many as five instances at once, I'm sure I could run a lot more than that if I really wanted to.

 

[dudegt]

I would suggest getting DSD+ Fastlane, in my experience it's the best program out there for trunk tracking DMR & NXDN systems. If you just park a dongle on each frequency DSD+ Fastlane will automatically reveal the LCN info & Color code. If you have multiple dongles, you can run multiple instances of DSD+ and monitor numerous frequencies at once. One great thing about DSD+ Fastlane is it's command line based, so each instance consumes very little memory. I've run as many as five instances at once, I'm sure I could run a lot more than that if I really wanted to.

Is Fastlane the $10 version of DSD?

 

[dudegt]

I would suggest getting DSD+ Fastlane, in my experience it's the best program out there for trunk tracking DMR & NXDN systems. If you just park a dongle on each frequency DSD+ Fastlane will automatically reveal the LCN info & Color code. If you have multiple dongles, you can run multiple instances of DSD+ and monitor numerous frequencies at once. One great thing about DSD+ Fastlane is it's command line based, so each instance consumes very little memory. I've run as many as five instances at once, I'm sure I could run a lot more than that if I really wanted to.

Ive been playing with DSD but I saw somewhere its no longer maintained on their website and you have to email them to get an up to date version

 

[natedawg1604]

Ive been playing with DSD but I saw somewhere its no longer maintained on their website and you have to email them to get an up to date version

About a year and a half ago they started pushing updates directly through the program itself to make it easier. It's called "DSD+ Fastlane", it's extremely sophisticated. If you email the author they will send you a one-time email with an updated version, then the updates get pushed automatically through the program. It's extremely simple to setup.

 

[dudegt]

About a year and a half ago they started pushing updates directly through the program itself to make it easier. It's called "DSD+ Fastlane", it's extremely sophisticated. If you email the author they will send you a one-time email with an updated version, then the updates get pushed automatically through the program. It's extremely simple to setup.

Ah okay do you have the email?

 

[Whiskey3JMC]

Ah okay do you have the email?

Simply forum search brings it up: dsdplusfastlane@gmail.com

 

[inigo88]

So I am trying to decode a DMR near me and I don't know the LSN or LCNs but I do have a Motorola radio used in their system. Is there a way to get LSN or LCN information from MotoTRBO CPS 2.0? Heres a screenshot of the channel pool in the radio. In the end I want to be able to decode this DMR in SDRTrunk, but as of yet I have had no luck its a Cap+ system obviously and I have been doing a lot of digging to try and figure out the LSN and LCNs and watched many videos on people talking about Cap+ systems
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I’ve never played with CPS 2.0, but judging from the columns I’d be willing to bet that “Position” is LCN and Rx frequency is frequency.

Each LCN has 2 LSNs, so LCN 1 = LSN 1 and 2, LCN 2 = LSN 3 and 4, etc.

If you do get DSD+FL up and running keep in mind that the DSD “Ch” channel number for capacity plus is LSN, not LCN.

The Position column above appears to be LCN.

Good luck!

 

[mikewazowski]

I'd have to check but I know CPS 1 would show LCN and LSN. Not sure about CPS 2 though.