Performance vs. convenience - signal decoding options:
* a. enabling / disabling EDACS / Motorola / MPT1327 / LTR had no effect - fixed.
* b. setting signal polarity (discriminator decoding only) had no effect - fixed.
The above are important for performance tuning. If you have a receiver dedicated to monitoring a specific site - turn off decoding of other protocols to save some processor cycles. Switching from Auto to normal or inverted polarity (as appropriate) will also cycles.
* Cursor navigation (arrow and tab keys) over the first/last seen timestamps is fixed.
* On System window, clicking dead area of tab bar causes toolbar items to disappear.
* Safe mass delete via remove buttons: clicking the "minus" toolbar item causes a confirmation pop-up to appear displaying the number of selected items (groups, users, channels, sites, systems, bands or receivers). Clicking "Yes" will remove the selected items (previously only the cursor row was removed).
* Missing band-plan restored: grid contents for this tab on the site window weren't populated. Previously no band-plan information was shown.
* LTR is now an option for discriminator audio decoding; beware the code to filter out voice from the low speed data is a work in progress. The LTR checksum is a relatively weak protection mechanism so LTR is prone to false decoding. Leave this option OFF unless you expect to play with LTR decoding.
* MPT1327 - the "Ignore Sync" option is now accessible on the main options panel. Turn this on only if you have an MPT1327 system that uses non-standard sync bits. This requires additional computation; leave this off if you don't monitor this type of MPT1327 system.
* AOR 5000 - previously the program assumed the 5K and AOR ONE use the same command set. The program uses a slightly different command set now for the 5K. You can of course select the AOR ONE command set if that worked for you.
http://www.unitrunker.com/
* a. enabling / disabling EDACS / Motorola / MPT1327 / LTR had no effect - fixed.
* b. setting signal polarity (discriminator decoding only) had no effect - fixed.
The above are important for performance tuning. If you have a receiver dedicated to monitoring a specific site - turn off decoding of other protocols to save some processor cycles. Switching from Auto to normal or inverted polarity (as appropriate) will also cycles.
* Cursor navigation (arrow and tab keys) over the first/last seen timestamps is fixed.
* On System window, clicking dead area of tab bar causes toolbar items to disappear.
* Safe mass delete via remove buttons: clicking the "minus" toolbar item causes a confirmation pop-up to appear displaying the number of selected items (groups, users, channels, sites, systems, bands or receivers). Clicking "Yes" will remove the selected items (previously only the cursor row was removed).
* Missing band-plan restored: grid contents for this tab on the site window weren't populated. Previously no band-plan information was shown.
* LTR is now an option for discriminator audio decoding; beware the code to filter out voice from the low speed data is a work in progress. The LTR checksum is a relatively weak protection mechanism so LTR is prone to false decoding. Leave this option OFF unless you expect to play with LTR decoding.
* MPT1327 - the "Ignore Sync" option is now accessible on the main options panel. Turn this on only if you have an MPT1327 system that uses non-standard sync bits. This requires additional computation; leave this off if you don't monitor this type of MPT1327 system.
* AOR 5000 - previously the program assumed the 5K and AOR ONE use the same command set. The program uses a slightly different command set now for the 5K. You can of course select the AOR ONE command set if that worked for you.
http://www.unitrunker.com/
