Programming NXDN and DMR

[cmccarter]

I recently found https://digitalfrequencysearch.com/ which has a list of NXDN and DNR channels can anyone tell me how to go about programming some of these into my TRX-1?
The first is a group of railroads, i add new nxdn(D) or NXDN(C)(maybe control)
I then go to the trkgrp info. The table provides a type:FB,FB2,MO, xthe frequiencies of each station, and call sign. where do I find all the info to fo into the tnkgrp settings. pretty sure I will have the same issues with dmr but I am not there yet


any elp appreciated. NTW the nxdn stuff if railroad and the smr is a local power co

 

[troymail]

I recently found https://digitalfrequencysearch.com/ which has a list of NXDN and DNR channels can anyone tell me how to go about programming some of these into my TRX-1?
The first is a group of railroads, i add new nxdn(D) or NXDN(C)(maybe control)
I then go to the trkgrp info. The table provides a type:FB,FB2,MO, xthe frequiencies of each station, and call sign. where do I find all the info to fo into the tnkgrp settings. pretty sure I will have the same issues with dmr but I am not there yet


any elp appreciated. NTW the nxdn stuff if railroad and the smr is a local power co

Click on the "Quick Import" link at the top -- it will prompt you for a location, signal type, and radio type....

Just be aware that you're likely to see lots of frequencies listed that are potentially DMR or NXDN - but potentially is key - doesn't mean that they really are.

Depending upon how many "MO" frequencies you get in your results, you may want to skip those as you'll only hear them if you are really close to the radio that is transmitting on that frequency.

 

[cmccarter]

disregard found what you were talking about.
now once i have the data in a text file for ez-scan
I import from the clipboard into the convential area?

 

[troymail]

disregard found what you were talking about.
now once i have the data in a text file for ez-scan
I import from the clipboard into the convential area?

Yes - they may not be conventional (i.e. a set of frequencies might be a trunk system) but loading them as conventional will still work.