Unitrunker Plug-In for SDR# and Tutorials

[yeomandroid]

I'm not sure if this is the right place to post this and I didn't see the question asked elsewhere - so here goes: I've noticed most instructions at various websites for installing the Unitrunker Plug-In in SDR# are quite a bit dated, as well how to correctly configure Unitrunker itself. My understanding is that you must use plugins.xml in order to add plug-ins into SDR# and not the Config.Sys file. However, I tried loading the Unitrunker Plug-In commands per the instructions into the plugins.xml file and it just causes SDR# to lock up. I also tried it via Config.Sys since dated instructions stated to place the information in that file and that's a no-go as well. The tutorials need be updated I think? Or am I imagining things? I would love to get Unitrunker to work with SDR# but most of the tutorials miss something important in the step-by-step configuration process, or my setup is completely whacked up bad. I was able to get DSD+ plus to work and decode digital and that was a bit of a challenge in itself, so I know I can follow instructions :-/. Are there any good tutorials and videos that are up-to-date and that walks the end-user step-by-step in configuring Unitrunker for SDR#? Many thanks up front...

Arch

 

[SCPD]

Hi Arch;

If your RTL sticks use an R820T tuner chip, try these instructions:

RTL-SDR Tutorial: Following Trunked Radio with Unitrunker - rtl-sdr.com

Also, Tyler Watthanaphand has some tutorials that include a Youtube video.

http://tylerwatt12.com/trunking-20-police-scanner/

 

[joeuser]

I suggest just using Unitrunker now, SDR# has its place but doesn't have to be used in all instances. Unitrunker alone makes everything easy. JMHO.

 

[yeomandroid]

Aha, Thank you sir! It looks like the thread was updated because I don't recall seeing the APCO 25 graphics on the page and the option for the radio sticks. Last time I looked it mentioned to select debug. I believe I've viewed the video and it mentions the line of code to put into the config.sys file, but this is outdated and incorrect. Plugins I think are only or mostly done through the plugins.xml file now in SDR#. I have some statistics issues to work and I'll get to this when I have a bit of free time. Thank you for the links.

Arch