so does the database need to be changed to reflect cap +? is it for deer Valley or park city? right now some of that is listed dmr conventional... if so its a trunked system and have talkgroups and needs to reflect that. is there any way u can get the info? do u just have the sds100 ? or do u have a laptop with dsdplus?
Park City resort is encrypted on the Peak Wireless NXDN system. This has not changed (although the Peak Wireless system itself is migrating to DFA).
Deer Valley has previously used a 4 site DMR conventional networked system, which is listed in the DB based on information I figured out when I was there a few years ago. A few months ago Deer Valley installed a 6-site Cap+ system to replace their former conventional system. Based on FCC licenses and local listener reports, some of the frequencies in use on the now-deprecated conventional network appear to have been reused on the new Cap+ system but many frequencies are new. The new system coincides with a major territory expansion referred to as the East Village project.
There will need to be an entirely new database entry for Deer Valley resort once more info about the new Cap+ system is determined by locals (including Sys ID and site numbers). The frequencies in use on each site also need to be confirmed (the above is based on FCC licenses only), and LCNs need to be determined also.
So far we know the new Cap+ system is in use, and have confirmed some frequencies that are in use, and have confirmed the users are not encrypted, but more specificity is still needed. Hopefully locals can figure more out soon. I will be there first week of February and can try to lock down whatever info we still need at that time.
Dan
