SDS100/SDS200: Table of short hands of control channel types

[tekinozbek]

As a newbie, often when I come across "RAN" or "NAC" or "NX4" or anything else, I do not know what kind of system I need to create (NXDN? ProVoice? P25?).

Is there a comprehensive list of mappings that show control channel short hand to system type?

e.g.

NX4	NXDN
NAC	P25
etc...	etc...

If it doesn't exist, I'm willing to make one, but I can't find a list of all possible shorthands

 

[donc13]

The modes currently supported by the RR database are:

• FM, frequency modulation analog voice
• P25, Project 25 digital voice
• AM, amplitude modulation analog voice
• FMN, narrowband frequency modulation analog voice (use this for channels operating at 12.5 kHz or less bandwidth)
• Telm, data (not digital voice)
• DMR, digital voice (e.g., “MOTOTRBO” and similar systems)
• NXDN, digital voice (e.g., “NEXEDGE”)
• D-STAR, digital voice
• LSB, lower sideband
• USB, upper sideband
• YSF, Yaesu System Fusion

 

[dave3825]

often when I come across "RAN" or "NAC" or "NX4"

RAN Nxdn
NAC P25
NX4 Nxdn
CC Dmr

 

[GTR8000]

Easier to Read SDS100/200 Digital Scanner Manual

All you need to know, right there.

Also NX4 isn't just NXDN, but is specifically NEXEDGE 4800, as opposed to NX9 which is NEXEDGE 9600.

 

[tekinozbek]

Easier to Read SDS100/200 Digital Scanner Manual

All you need to know, right there.

Also NX4 isn't just NXDN, but is specifically NEXEDGE 4800, as opposed to NX9 which is NEXEDGE 9600.

Thanks, this is what I was looking for. I was searching for "RAN" on that page already, which never actually got me to that section of the page since it's not listed there.

 

[GTR8000]

RAN = Radio Access Number (NXDN)
NAC = Network Access Code (P25)
DCC = Digital Color Code (DMR/MOTOTRBO)

All three are roughly the equivalent of a PL/DPL for the various digital modulations as listed.

 

[mmckenna]

RAN = Random Access Number (NXDN)

In NXDN terms, RAN is Radio Access Number.

 

[GTR8000]

Fixed, thanks.