KE2BJW
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yup all set I updated my firmware on my SDS100 so all set
SDS100/SDS200: New SDS Firmware is here!
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You are correct. The user had all the firmware files for the 436, 536 and SDS100 for sure. Don't know if the SDS200 was included. Anyway its no longer there.
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Hi all!
Well, whatever Uniden did it fixed my problem with the update!!
Uniden, please next update, do it right the first time. You caused a lot of headaches and concern! But Thank You!
Al
U.S.A.S.A.
Well, whatever Uniden did it fixed my problem with the update!!
Uniden, please next update, do it right the first time. You caused a lot of headaches and concern! But Thank You!
Al
U.S.A.S.A.
I previously reported an improvement on a P25/Phase 2 800mhz. system I regularly monitor since the firmware release and decided to do some digging. Ignore Site NAC and watched as transmissions were occurring. When the system is monitoring the control channels (I have 2 sites set up), the NAC would flash 871h/872h as normal. When their is an active transmission the NAC will convert from P25 NAC 871h/872h to NAC 871h/872h A1Ch no difference which Slot the transmission is occurring on. I know the "h" is the hex format, but have never seen this displayed before. I don't normally have it set to Ignore Set NAC, but the curiosity got the best of me. Anyone else see this before, or has it been around and I'm just late to the show?
H is not a hex value, but could mean the 871 and 872 are hex values.
Ok...but the A1Ch is what I've never seen before, or never looked for it.
It’s always been there.
I just checked on another Phase 2 system and it's not showing, just the NAC when transmissions are occurring. A definite improvement though on all the Phase 2 systems.
Don’t know what to say as mine has always showed that.
Looking at your picture. The scanner thinks the NAC is A1C, which is completely wrong.
Actually it looks like 2 NAC's...871 and A1C. This is the system I noticed some Phase 2 decoding improvements is why I asked.
What's wrong with it? A1C is a valid hex code.
The first one is the NAC he entered in, the second is what the scanner thinks the NAC is.
What your seeing is NAC Ignored, so both the NAC's are being transmitted only during a transmission, and 871 is the control channel NAC.
You can't transmit 2 NACs.
Could it be the channel is patched to another system?
Yes...that's why I found it unusual. The control channel is displaying 871, anyone transmits is showing A1C. Could this be the reason why the systems decode has improved because it now recognizes the 2nd NAC? Could this be a strange anomaly on this system only? The mystery remains..
No, it's Uniden doesn't display the NAC properly on a Phase II voice channel. It displays it properly on the CC since it's FDMA.
