Free Trunk-Tracking Software
 

Hi Guys...

For those of you who are intrested in MPT-1327 Standard
Trunking Networks I have coded a little Programm for
Tracking these Networks with a Computer/Soundcard
and an (U)BC-780-XLT.
Simply connect the AF-Output from your Scanner to
the Soundcard of your Computer and connect the Serial
Port to your Scanner.
If the selfdiscribing .ini-File is set properly
you are able to Track the Calls....

The Software ist still beta, but of course for free :-)

http://hometown.aol.de/trunksniffer

Happy Trunk-Tracking, Jochen DF1VB

It's an interesting link, Jochen, but not everyone reads German.
Could you code an English page for those folks that don't?

Dankeschoen....73s Mike

Jochen wrote:
Hi Guys...

For those of you who are intrested in MPT-1327 Standard
Trunking Networks I have coded a little Programm for
Tracking these Networks with a Computer/Soundcard
and an (U)BC-780-XLT.
Simply connect the AF-Output from your Scanner to
the Soundcard of your Computer and connect the Serial
Port to your Scanner.
If the selfdiscribing .ini-File is set properly
you are able to Track the Calls....

The Software ist still beta, but of course for free :-)

http://hometown.aol.de/trunksniffer

Happy Trunk-Tracking, Jochen DF1VB

I'm not familiar with the BC-780-XLT. Is the AF-Output a normal audio
output or is it a discriminator output?

If the output is normal audio, wouldn't any scanner work?

Thanks for your efforts.

On Sun, 07 Mar 2004 20:05:14 +0100, Jochen
wrote:

Hi Guys...

For those of you who are intrested in MPT-1327 Standard
Trunking Networks I have coded a little Programm for
Tracking these Networks with a Computer/Soundcard
and an (U)BC-780-XLT.
Simply connect the AF-Output from your Scanner to
the Soundcard of your Computer and connect the Serial
Port to your Scanner.
If the selfdiscribing .ini-File is set properly
you are able to Track the Calls....

The Software ist still beta, but of course for free :-)

http://hometown.aol.de/trunksniffer

Happy Trunk-Tracking, Jochen DF1VB


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DxxxxxBxx schrieb:

I'm not familiar with the BC-780-XLT. Is the AF-Output a normal audio
output or is it a discriminator output?

It is the normal Audio-Output, no discriminator output is needed....

If the output is normal audio, wouldn't any scanner work?

Just for decoding the Messages and have them on the Screen and in the
Log-File, you are right, any Scanner will work. But to tune the
Scanner automatically on the Frequency where the Voice-Communication
will take place you need a Scanner with an Computer-Remote-Control
Interface like the (U)BC-780 XLT. The Software in the Moment is only
able to Control this Model (ore the ones with famillary Remote
Commands), but I will add mode in future versions.


Thanks for your efforts.


Regards to all, Jochen

On Sun, 07 Mar 2004 20:05:14 +0100, Jochen
wrote:

Hi Guys...

For those of you who are intrested in MPT-1327 Standard
Trunking Networks I have coded a little Programm for
Tracking these Networks with a Computer/Soundcard
and an (U)BC-780-XLT.
Simply connect the AF-Output from your Scanner to
the Soundcard of your Computer and connect the Serial
Port to your Scanner.
If the selfdiscribing .ini-File is set properly
you are able to Track the Calls....

The Software ist still beta, but of course for free :-)

http://hometown.aol.de/trunksniffer

Happy Trunk-Tracking, Jochen DF1VB


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michael agner schrieb:

It's an interesting link, Jochen, but not everyone reads German.
Could you code an English page for those folks that don't?

Dankeschoen....73s Mike

Hi Mike,
I will do so in the next few days, but try to download the
Programm, its in englisch, also the Config-File.

Best Regards, Jochen



Jochen wrote:
Hi Guys...

For those of you who are intrested in MPT-1327 Standard
Trunking Networks I have coded a little Programm for
Tracking these Networks with a Computer/Soundcard
and an (U)BC-780-XLT.
Simply connect the AF-Output from your Scanner to
the Soundcard of your Computer and connect the Serial
Port to your Scanner.
If the selfdiscribing .ini-File is set properly
you are able to Track the Calls....

The Software ist still beta, but of course for free :-)

http://hometown.aol.de/trunksniffer

Happy Trunk-Tracking, Jochen DF1VB

Thanks for the information.

I will download and try this, although it will have to be a free
weekend before I can actually use it.

I'll provide feedback for the beta, if desired.

Thanks again.

On Mon, 08 Mar 2004 12:25:16 +0100, Jochen
wrote:

DxxxxxBxx schrieb:

I'm not familiar with the BC-780-XLT. Is the AF-Output a normal audio
output or is it a discriminator output?

It is the normal Audio-Output, no discriminator output is needed....

If the output is normal audio, wouldn't any scanner work?

Just for decoding the Messages and have them on the Screen and in the
Log-File, you are right, any Scanner will work. But to tune the
Scanner automatically on the Frequency where the Voice-Communication
will take place you need a Scanner with an Computer-Remote-Control
Interface like the (U)BC-780 XLT. The Software in the Moment is only
able to Control this Model (ore the ones with famillary Remote
Commands), but I will add mode in future versions.


Thanks for your efforts.


Regards to all, Jochen

On Sun, 07 Mar 2004 20:05:14 +0100, Jochen
wrote:

Hi Guys...

For those of you who are intrested in MPT-1327 Standard
Trunking Networks I have coded a little Programm for
Tracking these Networks with a Computer/Soundcard
and an (U)BC-780-XLT.
Simply connect the AF-Output from your Scanner to
the Soundcard of your Computer and connect the Serial
Port to your Scanner.
If the selfdiscribing .ini-File is set properly
you are able to Track the Calls....

The Software ist still beta, but of course for free :-)

http://hometown.aol.de/trunksniffer

Happy Trunk-Tracking, Jochen DF1VB


Spammers, please send email to:

and get your SMTP server blacklisted!

Spammers, please send email to:

and get your SMTP server blacklisted!