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NAS a System with multiple sites
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Merlin may be using DSD and I have not taken that deep dive on how to use it but I am using unitrunker and finding all my Astro Band Plan aka IDEN info that way that I need here in the DC metro area. Needless to say I can monitor at least 25+ systems within a 10 mile radius 5 state systems,including Washington DC , plus 15 counties as well. I found that using Global settings works very well when creating a new codeplug. Using RPM14c05 here for both my xg100m with the CH100 color control head that will hold up to 12,500 channels or 10 systems up to 1250 each. The CH-721 will only hold up to 1250channels, and 2 xg100p radios.
One more thing that I thought of as well. When you are programming for a Harris system the Astro Band Plan will be different then the standard motorola Astro Band Plan. Example Moto system 1)851.006250 TX Offset -45.00 channel bandwith 6.250 FDMA
2) 762.006250 30.00 6.250 FDMA
9) 851.01250 -45.00 12.5 TDMA
10)762.006250 30.00 12.5 TDMA
Also the WACN for Motorola is BEE00. For a Harris System It COULD BE 92F50 or 97F50
When programming to NAS a Harris system TDMA ALWAYS starts at number 9 even if you are using a moto radio.
Now notice the difference when it is a Harris system when you enter the Astro Band Plan aka IDEN as well.
1)855.000000 TX Offset -45.000 Channel bandwith 6.250 OR 12.5 FDMA 2)762.00000 TX Offset 30.000 6.250 OR 12.5 FDMA
9)855.0000 OR 851.000000 TX Offset -45.00 Channel Bandwith 6.250 OR 12.5 TDMA
10)762.00000 OR 769.0000 TX Offset 30.00 Channel Bandwith 6.250 OR 12.5 TDMA
There is a couple of Harris Systems here in MD that are set up totally different then 99% of the systems here in MD that are Moto. That is why it is very important you know what type of system it is and what is the Astro Band Plan or in a harris system it is called IDEN.
Thought I would mention the major difference between a Moto system and a Harris System
2) 762.006250 30.00 6.250 FDMA
9) 851.01250 -45.00 12.5 TDMA
10)762.006250 30.00 12.5 TDMA
Also the WACN for Motorola is BEE00. For a Harris System It COULD BE 92F50 or 97F50
When programming to NAS a Harris system TDMA ALWAYS starts at number 9 even if you are using a moto radio.
Now notice the difference when it is a Harris system when you enter the Astro Band Plan aka IDEN as well.
1)855.000000 TX Offset -45.000 Channel bandwith 6.250 OR 12.5 FDMA 2)762.00000 TX Offset 30.000 6.250 OR 12.5 FDMA
9)855.0000 OR 851.000000 TX Offset -45.00 Channel Bandwith 6.250 OR 12.5 TDMA
10)762.00000 OR 769.0000 TX Offset 30.00 Channel Bandwith 6.250 OR 12.5 TDMA
There is a couple of Harris Systems here in MD that are set up totally different then 99% of the systems here in MD that are Moto. That is why it is very important you know what type of system it is and what is the Astro Band Plan or in a harris system it is called IDEN.
Thought I would mention the major difference between a Moto system and a Harris System
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OPPS Channel Bandwidth should ready Channel Spacing so major opps on my part
Oh - I see. Yeah, it's greyed out. I can't create, nor can I modify the systems I imported from RPM14. Is there something I need to do in AAC?
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I created a new access policy, and did License Options / Update License, but that didn't seem to make any difference (that's about the only obvious thing I see to do in AAC).
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Does this look right? It is a licensed copy, activated and all.
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Yes and being a legit copy the only thing you can do is acquire AAC licensing for the trunked systems you wish to program, a.k.a. a system key.Does this look right? It is a licensed copy, activated and all.
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Oh
Someone else mentioned earlier I can do NAS on RPM2?
Do you have an AAC dongle that gives you privileges on the trunked system you are trying to program? The AAC dongle is like an ASK in Moto world. Without it, you can't do anything. Which is why people are programming their stuff in hacked RPM14 and importing it into RPM2. It's a workaround, but kludgy.
You 100% can. But you still have to setup the system. If you don't have the AAC privileges to do that in RPM2 then it would have to be done elsewhere and imported in. I've not tried it myself but I've heard of others doing it.Oh
Oh. That's what I've been doing. I was hoping there was a way to do it in RPM2, since (unless I'm missing something) each time I import, I have to change what the top encryption switch does and change what PF1, PF2 and PF3 do each time
Disregard. I had value in Dec instead of Hex.
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