headshot149
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Hello i dont know how to get data from my syscode 11.10.0000001010
So what i have to do for my case if code is: 11.10.0000001010 ?
Thanks
- DMR TIII handling
- -----------------
- Tier III control channels broadcast a 14 bit identifier that indicates
- the network model (tiny/small/large/huge), network ID, service area
- and site number for the current site and for neighboring sites.
- Many TIII DMR systems are set up using these programming defaults:
- large network (uses a 4 bit NID field)
- NID = 13
- Service area field length: 5 bits
- Site number field length: 3 bits
- Physical sites are typically assigned unique area numbers (1, 2, 3, ...)
- while their site numbers are all set to 1. So odds are good that any network
- you find will have sites with area.site values of 1.1, 2.1, 3.1, etc.
- When -v3 or higher is used, DSD+ will display a site's 14 bit "SysCode" in binary.
- Example:
- CSBK Aloha SysCode=10.1100.00010000
- 11.10.0000001010
- The first two bits encode the network model value. Here, 10 (11) = large model.
- The next set of digits encodes the network ID. A zero value is used for NID 1,
- so here, 1100 = 12 = NID 13.
- The last set of digits encodes the area number and the site number.
- Since these two fields do not have a fixed length, DSD+ cannot automatically
- decode them. The dividing line between the two fields is selected when the
- network is created. This is similar to the variability found in Motorola Type I
- fleetmaps.
- To determine the correct field sizes, gather as many SysCodes as possible
- by monitoring system sites and examining their neighbor lists.
- Example:
- CSBK Bcast SysCode=10.1100.00010000 Neighbor SysCode=10.1100.00000000, CC=600
- CSBK Bcast SysCode=10.1100.00010000 Neighbor SysCode=10.1100.00001000, CC=622
- From this small sample we have these SysCodes:
- 10.1100.00000000
- 10.1100.00001000
- 10.1100.00010000
- 11.10.0000001010
- It becomes clear that the SysCodes should be decoded as:
- 10.1100.00000 000 Model=large NID=13 Area=1 Site=1
- 10.1100.00001 000 Model=large NID=13 Area=2 Site=1
- 10.1100.00010 000 Model=large NID=13 Area=3 Site=1
- So here, the area length is 5 and the site length is 3.
- In the DSDPlus.networks file, an area length value can be appended to TIII
- network records, so if the following line is added
- TIII, 13, "network name goes here", 5
- DSD+ will use the supplied area length value to properly decode this system's
- SysCode fields.
- These TIII sites can be added to the DSDPlus.sites file as:
- TIII, 13, 1.1, "site name goes here"
- TIII, 13, 2.1, "site name goes here"
- TIII, 13, 3.1, "site name goes here"
- The records in the DSDPlus.frequencies file also reference site numbers;
- for TIII sites, use the same area.site format:
- TIII, 13, 1.1, 600, 462.0, 0.0, 0
- TIII, 13, 2.1, 622, 462.3, 0.0, 0
So what i have to do for my case if code is: 11.10.0000001010 ?
Thanks