When you save the Notepad file, do not save it as a ".txt" file type but save it as a "all files" type.
The info is in your Notes file, simply search it for Scanlist
Create the file in Notepad. Name it FMP24.ScanList. Notepad will save as FMP24.ScanList.txt. In your File Explorer right click the file that you created and rename the file FMP24.ScanList by deleting the .txt
After a long search through the forums and internet along with a lot of trial and error I am looking for some guidance on the setup of DSD+ to monitor and scan several NXDN/NexEdge conventional channels/frequencies. Any direction would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
I have created my FMP24.ScanList and have FMP24/DSD+ scanning my NexEdge4800 frequencies of interest. But the audio that I am getting is garbled 90% of the time. If I setup my scan list to scan P25 or FMN conventional channels the audio is good. For the mode in my scan list I have tried using NexEdge48, NexEdge4800, NX48, NX4800, NXDN48 and NXDN4800 and they all sound the same. Here is the text from my scan list.
454.1125 NEXEDGE48 BW=5 DELAY=5 CH-2 Northwest Downtown
463.825 NEXEDGE48 BW=5 DELAY=5 Ch-3 Northwest Downtown
451.8875 NEXEDGE48 BW=5 DELAY=5 Ch-4 Northwest Downtown
463.225 NEXEDGE48 BW=5 DELAY=5 Ch-5 Northwest Downtown
462.125 NEXEDGE48 BW=5 DELAY=5 Ch-6 Northwest Downtown
454.625 NEXEDGE48 BW=5 DELAY=5 Ch-7 Northwest Downtown
454.5375 NEXEDGE48 BW=5 DELAY=5 Ch-8 Northwest Downtown
454.200 NEXEDGE48 BW=5 DELAY=5 Ch-9 Northwest Downtown
Here is the text from the batch file that I use to start the process. This is the same batch file that I use to start monitoring a Trunked P25 site.
start FMP24 -rc -i1 -o20001 -b12500 -g33 -v100 -P0.0 -f462.125 -_1 -wsl50.880
start DSDPlus -rc -i20001 -E -g250 -fa -T -v3 -O NUL -_1 -wsl50.830 -wss100.200 -wel50.10 -wcl530.880
Every time I run the program I have to go to the event screen and select the Control Drop Down then select (Combined CC/VC Monitor) before I can hear the audio. I think I need to add the -rv parameter but sure where.