[TheList] TIII Network

Fri Apr 3 13:44:07 AEDT 2020

Easiest way is to run the control channel through DSD+ it will list the voice channels for each call.
Then just divide the even channel number by 2 – 1 and you will have the TD channel number for that voice channel.

Tim I have some Dunedin sites setup in my Uniden I’ll pull them out shortly and email you direct.

Regards

Brendan

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I have mapped out 3 of the Christchurch sites

On Friday, April 3, 2020, Tim Devaney <timdevaneynz at gmail.com<mailto:timdevaneynz at gmail.com>> wrote:
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Are there any of these networks in Dunedin that I can listen to I'm listening to Delta on one network but that's about it. Anyone can point me in the right direction as always I would be greatly appreciative of that

Tim

On Fri, 3 Apr 2020, 14:45 DogSecurity - Richard, <richard at dogsecurity.co.nz<mailto:richard at dogsecurity.co.nz>> wrote:

These are all the new Tier3 Vital (the new name of Teamtalk) network that will eventually replace Fleetlink and ActionNet completely.  These are likely existing Fleetlink and/or ActionNet sites, that have had some of the MPT1327 voice channels removed and Tier3 gear installed.

I can't help with mapping it out, as I'm not down there, you might be the best positioned to do that, as you're clearly receiving multiple sites from your location.

Mapping them out will be a slow process as you have to wait for voice activity.  When mapping, I tend to search each control channel to get the site name on RSM, then search for Vital as customer, and that repeater site as the Transmit location... add all of those channels into a scanner and listen for which are trunking and which are mpt1327 channels.... if you're scanning and hear voice - it's gotta be part of the MPT1327 systems so can be removed.  Eventually you'll only have DMR channels left. Then it's a case of letting DSDPlus do the work for you, matching the DMR channels to DSD channels to get a full map.  There's probably a better way of doing this, however I don't think searching for emission 7K60FXWDT will help, as I think the channels are registered as both analog and digital capable.

Anyone reading that doesn't understand, remember that you'll only receive talkgroups on a site that has a subscriber radio subscribed.  IE if CustomerA has Vehicle1 and Vehicle2 attached to SiteA, and CustomerB has Vehicle1 and Vehicle2 attached to SiteA and SiteB.  When CustomerA does a group call, you'll hear it on SiteA and NOT SiteB, whereas CustomerB you'll receive on both.  This isn't a limitation of the scanner, you're likely not doing anything wrong.. but how the network is designed to work.

Cheers,

Richard

On 3/04/2020 14:23, Darryl Healy wrote:
Hi everyone.

Timaru based

Does anyone have any info on a couple of Tiii networks?
 H2-32.2 (414.31250, 410.66250 and 412.06250),
 H2-31.6 (414 38750),
 H2-31.5 (414 42500),
 H2-31.2 (416.7500) which I am receiving locally in Timaru.

Id anyone has these Tiii sites mapped out could I get more info on them?

Any info on these networks would be great trying to map it out on DSD Plus fastlane.

Darryl

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