Tier III Syscodes decode into data

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Hello i dont know how to get data from my syscode 11.10.0000001010

1. DMR TIII handling
2. -----------------
4. Tier III control channels broadcast a 14 bit identifier that indicates
5. the network model (tiny/small/large/huge), network ID, service area
6. and site number for the current site and for neighboring sites.
8. Many TIII DMR systems are set up using these programming defaults:
10. large network (uses a 4 bit NID field)
12. NID = 13
14. Service area field length: 5 bits
16. Site number field length: 3 bits
18. Physical sites are typically assigned unique area numbers (1, 2, 3, ...)
19. while their site numbers are all set to 1. So odds are good that any network
20. you find will have sites with area.site values of 1.1, 2.1, 3.1, etc.
22. When -v3 or higher is used, DSD+ will display a site's 14 bit "SysCode" in binary.
24. Example:
26. CSBK Aloha SysCode=10.1100.00010000
27. 11.10.0000001010
29. The first two bits encode the network model value. Here, 10 (11) = large model.
34. The next set of digits encodes the network ID. A zero value is used for NID 1,
35. so here, 1100 = 12 = NID 13.
37. The last set of digits encodes the area number and the site number.
38. Since these two fields do not have a fixed length, DSD+ cannot automatically
39. decode them. The dividing line between the two fields is selected when the
40. network is created. This is similar to the variability found in Motorola Type I
41. fleetmaps.
43. To determine the correct field sizes, gather as many SysCodes as possible
44. by monitoring system sites and examining their neighbor lists.
46. Example:
48. CSBK Bcast SysCode=10.1100.00010000 Neighbor SysCode=10.1100.00000000, CC=600
49. CSBK Bcast SysCode=10.1100.00010000 Neighbor SysCode=10.1100.00001000, CC=622
51. From this small sample we have these SysCodes:
53. 10.1100.00000000
54. 10.1100.00001000
55. 10.1100.00010000
57. 11.10.0000001010
59. It becomes clear that the SysCodes should be decoded as:
61. 10.1100.00000 000 Model=large NID=13 Area=1 Site=1
62. 10.1100.00001 000 Model=large NID=13 Area=2 Site=1
63. 10.1100.00010 000 Model=large NID=13 Area=3 Site=1
65. So here, the area length is 5 and the site length is 3.
67. In the DSDPlus.networks file, an area length value can be appended to TIII
68. network records, so if the following line is added
70. TIII, 13, "network name goes here", 5
72. DSD+ will use the supplied area length value to properly decode this system's
73. SysCode fields.
75. These TIII sites can be added to the DSDPlus.sites file as:
77. TIII, 13, 1.1, "site name goes here"
78. TIII, 13, 2.1, "site name goes here"
79. TIII, 13, 3.1, "site name goes here"
81. The records in the DSDPlus.frequencies file also reference site numbers;
82. for TIII sites, use the same area.site format:
84. TIII, 13, 1.1, 600, 462.0, 0.0, 0
85. 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