I have an XTS5000, and I recently set up NAS. It doesn’t affiliate at all. However, I am having trouble hearing transmissions and the radio is missing them. I’m unsure what the issue is but I feel like I may have possibly messed up the band plan. Any tips to stop missing transmission? (Monitoring Starcom21)
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Asunakiyori
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ima ask the obvious.... encrypted? or is the channel you are monitoring mainly TDMA but goes to FDMA when theres a phase one radio on it.....
MTS2000des
5B2_BEE00 Czar
It can also be a DDM talk group- when an FDMA subscriber registers, you'll hear traffic. When it de-registers, the TG reverts to TDMA and your old radio sits silent. Depends on the system.
MTS2000des
5B2_BEE00 Czar
Unless the system information came from the system admin/owner, you don't really know. Crowd sourced information doesn't have access to the TG/MG profiles on the system side, only the ones who operate it can confirm how a given TG is configured.
Well, I really don’t think this is the issue, as I used to do conventional scanning, where you put all the site frequencies into a scan list, and I was able to hear the talk group every time. I did that until now, I’ve finally got my hands on what I needed to do “real” NAS.
What system ? Sounds like a BP issue
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