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DMR MOTOTRBO Discussions

• How Can I Add DMR MOTOTRBO to my scanner?
  • Go to my.uniden.com and purchase a key

• How Do I Program a DMR system?
  • This topic is discussed in the Uniden TWiki here
  • See the DMR Help Thread
  • If you have further questions, view previous discussions or post them on the Uniden Tech Support Forum

General / How To

• Can I import DMR data from the FCC database?
  • You can using either ARC536 or Sentinel; see the Digital Frequency Search website

• Does LCN Finder work on DMR Systems?
  • See the Does LCN Finder Work on DMR Systems? Thread

• Why won't my scanner receive DMR on Slot 1 and or Slot 2
  • Try reversing Slot numbers compared to System's Slot numbering.

• On DMR I can't see the Flavor Type, Color Code or Slot
  • Display Mode 1 - will show the flavor (CON, CAP, XPT, etc).
  • Display Mode 2 - will show the Color Code.
  • Display Mode 3 - will show the slot.

Conventional / One Frequency Trunk

• See the Needing Help Programming DMR Thread
• See the DMR Single Channel Programming Thread
• See the Fun with DMR Programming A Single Channel DMR System Thread

Capacity Max / Connect Plus

• If the system is in the database as a Capacity Max or Connect Plus system, where can I find the color code, LCN and LSN?

1. Go to the database listing
2. Click on a site name under Name
3. On the next form, go all the way to the bottom and look on the left for the Site Frequency Table. An example is shown on the right

Tier III (Trunking)

• See the Programming a Tier III DMR System Thread

• Is there a way to calculate the frequency from the LCN in a Tier III system?
  • Yes, see the LCN to Frequency Calculator for Tier III Thread
  • Note: This will also work with other DMR types that have a defined bandplan

• How Can I find the correct LCN to use in Uniden scanners for a Tier III System?

1. If it's in the database, go to the frequency listing
2. Click on a site name under Name
3. On the next form, go all the way to the bottom and look on the left for the Site Frequency Table. An example is shown on the right
4. Take the channel number, reduce it by 1 and divide the result by 2. This will be the LCN that Uniden scanners will recognize