LCN FINDER LCN Finder helps you determine the correct LCN (Logical Channel Number) settings for those systems requiring LCN entry. You first need to create the system. Use any number as the LCN when you create the system, then run the LCN Finder by: MENU → Analyze → LCN Finder The scanner prompts for a trunked system. For LCN Finder to run, the system must currently be scannable (in an active Favorites List or Main Database and within the range set for scanning), and must be a type that requires LCN (EDACS, LTR, MotoTRBO, DMR TIII). Enter the first few letters of the system name, then press E to see a list of all matching systems. Scroll to the desired system, then press E. A list of scannable sites for the system is shown. Scroll to the desired site, then press E. LCN Finder mode starts. Once all LCNs are found, you can save the LCNs to the system. If you abort before all LCNs are found, you can still save the LCNs that were found up to that point. Note that LCN finder works best on systems with moderate activity. Too much traffic or too little traffic make LCN finder take longer to complete for most systems Steve
This is some information on LCN'S forums.radioreference.com/threads/what-is-lcn-on-a-edacs-analog-trunking-800-megahertz-radio-system.288382/ if you need more try Google Search
Thank you for the Full Database example. I ended up finding three systems I didn’t know where in the area
Would be nice to see how you save the LCN after it finds them.
Once it finds the LCN it gives you an option to save them
Is it possible to add a system manually from the database list? thank you
LCN FINDER
LCN Finder helps you determine the correct LCN (Logical Channel Number) settings for those
systems requiring LCN entry. You first need to create the system. Use any number as the LCN
when you create the system, then run the LCN Finder by:
MENU → Analyze → LCN Finder
The scanner prompts for a trunked system. For LCN Finder to run, the system must currently be
scannable (in an active Favorites List or Main Database and within the range set for scanning),
and must be a type that requires LCN (EDACS, LTR, MotoTRBO, DMR TIII).
Enter the first few letters of the system name, then press E to see a list of all matching systems.
Scroll to the desired system, then press E. A list of scannable sites for the system is shown. Scroll
to the desired site, then press E. LCN Finder mode starts.
Once all LCNs are found, you can save the LCNs to the system. If you abort before all LCNs are
found, you can still save the LCNs that were found up to that point.
Note that LCN finder works best on systems with moderate activity. Too much traffic or too little
traffic make LCN finder take longer to complete for most systems
Steve
It would be useful if you would tell us what a LCN is. What are the benefits of doing this?
LCN INFO, If you do a search on Google you will find other information on LCN'S wiki.radioreference.com/index.php/Logical_Channel_Number
This is some information on LCN'S forums.radioreference.com/threads/what-is-lcn-on-a-edacs-analog-trunking-800-megahertz-radio-system.288382/
if you need more try Google Search
What’s the purpose of the finder ?
@@soupdragon12345 take a look at the information I posted above your post also look in the SDS100 Scanner manual if you nee any more information
@@stevestdenis7884 thanks seen your post above after , still don’t understand! I’m using a 436.
What’s an lcn
Do a google search or look at the reply above this post
LCN= Licensed Chartered Nurse LVN=Licensed Vocational Nurse TDTO=Too Dumb To Operate
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