Correct.Isn't RF gain only accessable while in the waterfall function and not at all in other modes like when scanning?
Correct.Isn't RF gain only accessable while in the waterfall function and not at all in other modes like when scanning?
Isn't that what AGC is for in the RF section of the circuit? I can't imagine having to set it per site or anything like that. Manual RF gain is almost useless on analog signals, can easily overload the front end and/or raise the noise level (static, intermod, etc).Isn't RF gain only accessable while in the waterfall function and not at all in other modes like when scanning?
It would had been great if individual gain values could have been set to each programmed system, after evaluating the gain in the spectrum view to get the perfect gain without getting additional interference spikes, that will be dependent of the antenna used and the general local RF interference level.
/Ubbe
FQSUID's do not display on ISSI linked phase 2 systems. Would be nice if they did.I'm not sure what you mean by the P25 RID's being displayed regardless of where they originate from?
Do you mean patched system from one Trunking system to another? I don't recognize FQSUID's acronym?FQSUID's do not display on ISSI linked phase 2 systems. Would be nice if they did.
Not patched, via ISSI.Do you mean patched system from one Trunking system to another? I don't recognize FQSUID's acronym?
As in Harris Consoles on a Motorola system?Not patched, via ISSI.
The receiver chip have a fixed control program that cannot be upgraded and it outputs a chunk of the frequency to the DSP, I think it is that 2.88MHz chunk mentioned in the waterfall feature discussion, and it's the DSP that then decodes the signal and the different digital formats and that decoding software are done by Uniden. So they have all the control of the decoding functions.Wondering if the chip manufacturer did some firmware update and uniden is passing this along to us to help improve digital decoding.
Did you try different filter selections?After I updated my SDS100 the simulcast is missing a lot and going digital. My 436 is receiving fine from the same location.
How do I revert back to have a functioning radio?
Check the reply above from post number 41.Just did the update on my SDS200. Does anyone happen to know if you increase the RF Gain while in waterfall mode and then exit waterfall mode does the new RF Gain setting stay in effect or does it only apply while in waterfall mode? I live in the middle of the desert and am not concerned with front end overload.
After I updated my SDS100 the simulcast is missing a lot and going digital. My 436 is receiving fine from the same location.
How do I revert back to have a functioning radio?
That's why, I gave it a few days and at this point a week or two before I touch my radios. They work so good now. Thanks for the reports guys! I just want to make sure I don't introduce some jackpot I wish I didn't. Thanks again.I am noting very degraded digital decoding using my SDS100 on a Motorola Type II system after the firmware upgrade. The system’s analog talkgroups sound fine, and other P25 systems seem to have no difficulties. Has anyone else noticed similar behavior?
I need to compare with another scanner to see if it is related to the firmware upgrade or is some sort of other odd behavior that started around the time I upgraded.