Opfor2
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What is the NAC that Motorola uses that will decode ALL P25 systems?
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Motorola NAC ?
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Umm… no it isn’t.
You are watching too much MSNBC, F7E is carrier, 293 is the default NAC
NAC - The RadioReference Wiki
mikegilbert
MHz so good
Nope. 293 is the default NAC akin to Motorola's default PL of 67.0Hz. It will only pass transmissions which are using 293.
F7E decodes all NACs.
rf_patriot200
Active Member
I don't watch tv, but ok.You are watching too much MSNBC, F7E is carrier, 293 is the default NAC
NAC - The RadioReference Wiki
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NAC means Network Access Code which is used on conventional P25 Astro Digital channels like PL/DPL is used for analog channels. The CPS default NAC is 293. For my Astro Digital channels, I just stay with default 293 for both transmit and receive settings.
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That is not what the OP asked
I know that so, what's your point?
Project25_MASTR
Millennial Graying OBT Guy
Motorola doesn't use a specific NAC to decode all P25 systems. All P25 subscribers that are standards compliant can use F7E as the digital equivalent to CSQ.
kayn1n32008
ØÆSØ Say it, say 'ENCRYPTION'
Lmao. You didn't actually answer the OP question, you wrote a word salad that wasn't even on topic. Nobody cares how you program your radios.
BTW, only lazy people use defaults like $293, TG 1, RID 1, CKR 1 or KID 1.
Do you use 67.0Hz for all your analogue channels?
If the repeater channel requires 67.0, then yes and one does. And there are some simplex channels that I have to use, not of my own, uses 67.0. As for my Repeater channel, I use a DPL. Also, what difference does it make to you or anyone else what PL or DPL is used. You can either program it accordingly or not use it at all.
Or we could actually answer the question that was asked.
You must be new here.
I've been thinking about that. I prefer hamburger buns with seeds as opposed to ones without seeds.
Opfor2
Member
Thank you
CanesFan95
Analog already is interoperable.
Did I miss something? Why am I not seeing that post you quoted?
Because the OP deleted it. That's why I always quote when replying.
kayn1n32008
ØÆSØ Say it, say 'ENCRYPTION'
It was a rhetorical question.
It doesn't. It's about your word salad of words, that didn't even address the OP's ACTUAL question. It should have been a single sentence like:
The NAC equivalent to ASTRO carrier squelch is $F7E.
Simple, to the point.
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