North Bay Area Cap+ Rest Channel Find?

[mcjones2013]

Are those verified with listening for voice traffic? Some of those are input frequencies.

 

[kg6nlw]

Are those verified with listening for voice traffic? Some of those are input frequencies.

I'm still listening for voice traffic on 451.525, but all it shows is REST Ch..

Regards,

-Frank C.

 

[MtnBiker2005]

Are those verified with listening for voice traffic? Some of those are input frequencies.

Looks like FCC license(s) dump info into DSD+/software….

 

[kg6nlw]

Looks like FCC license(s) dump info into DSD+/software….

I did do that for other systems but this system hasn't been set up in the DSD+ frequencies file yet.

Regards,

-Frank C.

 

[sonm10]

I did do that for other systems but this system hasn't been set up in the DSD+ frequencies file yet.

Regards,

-Frank C.

Did it auto-populate the frequency list? I know TIII can do that, but unsure of Cap+.

 

[kg6nlw]

Did it auto-populate the frequency list? I know TIII can do that, but unsure of Cap+.

It only populated the CH Activity window, not the actual frequency file in the DSD+ folder.

Regards,

-Frank C.

 

[mcjones2013]

I don't believe Cap+ (and DSDPlus) can send frequencies over the air.

I know some flavors of NEXEDGE can.

My guess, there's another Cap+ system or two in your frequencies file that DSDPlus is grabbing for this system.

 

[kg6nlw]

My guess, there's another Cap+ system or two in your frequencies file that DSDPlus is grabbing for this system.

There are, but they are localized and don't use 1-1 for the system.

Regards,

-Frank C.

 

[mcjones2013]

That 1-1 is the site number, there's no system number (or network ID) for Cap+ systems to distinguish one from the other.

You could assign a pseudo network ID to Cap+ systems in your frequency files. I tend to use the RRDB ID that's assigned to it within the URL for that particular system.

 

[kg6nlw]

That 1-1 is the site number, there's no system number (or network ID) for Cap+ systems to distinguish one from the other.

You could assigned a pseudo network ID to Cap+ systems in your frequency files. I tend to use the RRDB ID that's assigned to it within the URL for that particular system.

Yeah but nothing in my frequency file would let this point to it...So IDK how else the Ch Activity window got filled up unless it was auto-populated by the system somehow.

Regards,

-Frank C.

 

[inigo88]

Looks like this is a Linked Capacity Plus System with sites 1 and 4.

Unless you personally confirmed with voice activity the 457 MHz and 466 MHz frequencies aren’t going to be real.

 

[kg6nlw]

Looks like this is a Linked Capacity Plus System with sites 1 and 4.

Unless you personally confirmed with voice activity the 457 MHz and 466 MHz frequencies aren’t going to be real.

There has been zero traffic besides the constant REST channel info and once in a blue moon, all the frequencies pop up like that previous screenshot...

Regards

-Frank C.

 

[Frmn85]

I worked with Signature Wireless a few years back. I can say for sure they are IDAS as shown in publicly available FCC documents.
Metromobile is very likely LCP+ or a bigger version of that.