For MPT1327 systems:
How is the software handling this at the moment? Yesterday I did a search across a few MHz of spectrum and the software identified several MPT1327 systems. Some of them were already in the systems list imported from dos trunker. In one case Uniform picked up the details from the already logged system (0x2461), in two cases (0x3DA1, 0x3D99) it didn't and created new entries.
Today running the same search Uniform picked up the info from 0x2461 again, picked up the info from yesterdays 0x3D99 but created another new entry for 0x3DA1
Some "default" system IDs are reused often enough that the system ID can't be reliably used to distinguish two systems. This is almost as bad as EDACS and LTR (but not quite). The frequency is an easy way to distinguish two systems that have similar control channel traits.
How is the software handling this at the moment? Yesterday I did a search across a few MHz of spectrum and the software identified several MPT1327 systems. Some of them were already in the systems list imported from dos trunker. In one case Uniform picked up the details from the already logged system (0x2461), in two cases (0x3DA1, 0x3D99) it didn't and created new entries.
Today running the same search Uniform picked up the info from 0x2461 again, picked up the info from yesterdays 0x3D99 but created another new entry for 0x3DA1