It tooks some time to figure out what was what but looking back on it I can see it is a nicely designed system, well laid out and pretty well documented. It is flexible and use of FMP24 is through the text files and scan lists. If I change it to it then considers that the end of the file, just like old dBase days, and loops back to the top of the scanlist. In the scanlists I have each one segmented with EOF> inbetween sections of the list that i may want to quickly eliminate. I use batch files to control them with shortcuts to start them. That way it is effectively twice as fast. Analog scan only needs one dongle and since I have three, one dedicated to HF, I run two instances of DSD+ each running their own scanlists that are different. For FM when it runs across an active ham frequency that is digital it decodes that. I have several modes including regular FM, P25, NXDN and DMR. It works very well with scan lists which are text files of frequency, mode, description, bandwidth and delay information. There is also analog P25 and for that I use DSD+ Fast Lane. That is my go-to software for trunking P25. I live in Michigan and it is pretty active even though we are in a rural area. I use SDRTrunk, newest version, and it works like a charm. There is a learning curve and these forums are wonderful! Like skiing - once you know how to do it - it's pretty simple.

Decrypt P25