According to database:is west Seneca fire moving to the new system? Or staying on the uhf system
513701 | T | WSen PD Disp | Police Dispatch | Law Dispatch |
513702 | T | WSen PD Tac | Police Tac | Law Tac |
513706 | T | WSen FD Disp | Fire Dispatch |
According to database:is west Seneca fire moving to the new system? Or staying on the uhf system
513701 | T | WSen PD Disp | Police Dispatch | Law Dispatch |
513702 | T | WSen PD Tac | Police Tac | Law Tac |
513706 | T | WSen FD Disp | Fire Dispatch |
SENECA SITE 1.. no issue hearing them.. they have been strictly on site 1 same as lackawanna pdOk I haven’t heard anything yet do u know what tower there using
In the RR database someone added fire dispatch, as of this morning, the are still using analog. The town board meeting I only heard them approve a saianet subscription for PD.is west Seneca fire moving to the new system? Or staying on the uhf system
Curious, what does unit ID help with?I am starting to record unit id. if anyone else has a list they created and want to swap files let me know
People like to label them in the scanner/software like DSD+/SDRTrunk so they know which unit is transmitting. Pretty common practice, there are scores of UID lists in the RR wiki for various systems.Curious, what does unit ID help with?
Ahh, makes sense.People like to label them in the scanner/software like DSD+/SDRTrunk so they know which unit is transmitting. Pretty common practice, there are scores of UID lists in the RR wiki for various systems.
NEXEDGE is nice in that it has the ability to broadcast the aliases over the air, and DSD+ will decode them on the fly. Motorola ASTRO 25 systems of more recent vintage can also encode the aliases that are in Provisioning Manager, however the encoding is proprietary and only the APX series with a particular software option can decode them. Still very handy not to have to maintain a UCL, which gets very tedious very quickly.
While I'm not 100% confident about it, and @weweber1991 would probably be more in tune with it all, an FD in that town that I'm aware of recently upgraded to APX 6000s, so that would cut short their return on investment of that expensive upgrade. IMO, switching from an APX6k to an XPR would not be an "upgrade", radio speaking.is west Seneca fire moving to the new system? Or staying on the uhf system
Having a UID list makes it easier to track "unknown" or new TGs. You can see who is using that TG just by RID/UIDs. Say X Police Department switches over, and you get a pretty good file of RID/UIDs from an unencrypted TG. Then a new TG "pops up", To make it even better, say they throw on some encryption on it; you can use that information to see oh, investigators or detectives 1,2,3, and 4 are all that are using it almost daily. It would be logical to assume that it's an encrypted "investigations" TG, then. All without hearing a peep behind that encryption.Ahh, makes sense.
Quick Start GuideAny tips/recommendations for a novice/budget user would be much appreciated. Thank you!
That is the least expensive way, but it will have a huge learning curve for many.Quick Start Guide
Buy a legit RTL-SDR dongle ($45), then get DSD+ Fast Lane ( $25). There is PLENTY of post on RR Forums that answer just about every question with this setup. A well-trained monkey can figure it out. There are even plenty of YouTube videos that explain everything about it.