Mammoth Mtn. Ski Area Went Dead to Me This Morning

[es93546]

LCN = Logical Channel number - tied to a frequency
LSN = Logical Slot Number - tied to a timeslot (pretty specific to DMR, since DMR is TDMA, two timeslots, two voicepaths)

You only need to pay attention to "LCN" in the DB for DMR if you are programming a scanner. Don't pay attention to LSN.

You only need to pay attention to LSN in the DB if you are using the DB to set up DSDPlus.

Thank You!!!

 

[inigo88]

Hey guys, database has been updated! Please note the following unknown talkgroups are known to exist, but can't be added to the database until we have a little more identifying information about what they're used for / who uses them (it can be vague).

251 T Unknown
1004 T Unknown
1005 T Unknown
1011 T Unknown
1018 T Unknown
1022 T Unknown
1026 T Unknown
1029 T Unknown
1030 T Unknown
1033 T Unknown
1036 T Unknown
1999 T Unknown
6999 T Unknown

Thanks again!

 

[es93546]

Hey guys, database has been updated! Please note the following unknown talkgroups are known to exist, but can't be added to the database until we have a little more identifying information about what they're used for / who uses them (it can be vague).

251 T Unknown
1004 T Unknown
1005 T Unknown
1011 T Unknown
1018 T Unknown
1022 T Unknown
1026 T Unknown
1029 T Unknown
1030 T Unknown
1033 T Unknown
1036 T Unknown
1999 T Unknown
6999 T Unknown

Thanks again!

I would like to branch off from this thread since the objective of helping me get my radio to properly monitor the system has been accomplished. I would like a new thread to be titled "Mammoth Mtn. Ski Area Identifying Talkgroups." I would cut and paste this last post of yours as one of the first posts. What do you think?