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Press Channel to pause the scanner. Next, enter your frequency. Do not press Enter. Instead, press Channel again. The scanner will be holding on the frequency, so you could listen for the control channel signal. You can also use the Scroll knob to manually search up or down from the frequency you entered.
Is there a streamlined way to program a trunked system from suspected control channel hits found during a Discovery scan? I’m looking for systems that aren’t captured in the RR database but show up in the FCC licensing data.
In order for the TV production crews to have 2-way radio communications with established Mt. Everest business services and the Sherpa People working with Discovery Channel Production, we just used established 2-Meter Amateur Radio Frequencies. . .
The good is that the Airspy HF+ Discovery is nearly impossible to brick. If you would describe what you did so far, then hopefully a firmware update will be successful.
Let the scanner run in discovery mode for a while or until you have a minimum of 1 hit even then I recommend about 1/2 hour just to ensure a good set of captures. To review the captures exit back to regular scanning and do the following menu-discovery,review discovery,trunking discovery results,a_run001,review run results,summary.
I have a 100 with a few local countries FD favorite lists already operational Question: how do I manually (without using sentinel) add say Portland FD freqs to a new favorite list I’ve already named for Portland and ready to add their channels. thanks I’m a new user to the SDS-100 since Jan.
The Discovery works just fine for the VHF band. It works well with SDR Console, SDR# and SDR++. The serial number being used is the one that is reported by SDR Console and SDR++ - SDR# reports only the first fifteen digits of the serial number, SDR Console and SDR++ report all 16 digits. So, every application but DSD+ works. DSD+appears to be unable to see the device when everything else can ...
However, once you find a control channel frequency, you can use Unitrunker to ID the talkgroups and associated traffic channels for the system, and play audio for older protocols (but not P25 Phase 2.) SDR Trunk can play unencrypted P25 Phase 1 and Phase 2 voice, but does not log as well as Unitrunker.
To make it work like the Icom you'll have to use Discovery mode that just measure the time it is on a channel and then continues regardless of what are happening on that channel, exactly as the Icom functions. So you have both of those functionalities to use in a Uniden scanner.
This is all started when I was watching lightning and remembered a show on the discovery channel about scientists launching rockets with copper wire attached and causing a lightning strike.