├── website ├── download.php ├── index.html ├── config-builder.php └── pandoc.css ├── input-csv ├── Digital-Others.csv ├── TalkGroups.csv ├── Analog.csv └── Digital-Repeaters.csv ├── config └── channel-defaults.csv ├── documentation ├── advanced-options.md ├── pandoc.css └── getting-started.md ├── output ├── talkgroups.csv ├── zones.csv └── scanlists.csv ├── README.md ├── acb-undo.pl ├── anytone-channel-checker.pl ├── LICENSE.md └── anytone-config-builder.pl /website/download.php: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 30 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /input-csv/Digital-Others.csv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Zone,Channel Name,Power,RX Freq,TX Freq,Color Code,Talk Group,TimeSlot,Call Type,TX Permit 2 | Simplex,DMR 145.79,High,145.79,145.79,1,Simplex 99,1,Group Call,ChannelFree 3 | Simplex,DMR 145.51,High,145.51,145.51,1,Simplex 99,1,Group Call,Always 4 | Simplex,DMR 441.00,High,441,441,1,Simplex 99,1,Group Call,Always 5 | Simplex,DMR 446.5,High,446.5,446.5,1,Simplex 99,1,Group Call,ChannelFree 6 | Simplex,DMR 446.075,High,446.075,446.075,1,Simplex 99,1,Group Call,Always 7 | Simplex,DMR 433.45,High,433.45,433.45,1,Simplex 99,1,Group Call,Always 8 | DMR APRS,BM 431 TS2,Mid,431,431,1,APRS 31099 PC,2,Private Call,Same Color Code 9 | DMR APRS,BM 432 TS2,Mid,432,432,1,APRS 31099 PC,2,Private Call,Same Color Code 10 | DMR APRS,BM 433 TS2,Mid,433,433,1,APRS 31099 PC,2,Private Call,Same Color Code 11 | DMR APRS,BM 434 TS1,Mid,434,434,1,APRS 31099 PC,1,Private Call,Same Color Code 12 | DMR APRS,BM 434 TS2,Mid,434,434,1,APRS 31099 PC,2,Private Call,Same Color Code 13 | DMR APRS,BM 435 TS2,Mid,435,435,1,APRS 31099 PC,2,Private Call,Same Color Code -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /config/channel-defaults.csv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 0,No.,REQUIRED 2 | 1,Channel Name,REQUIRED 3 | 2,Receive Frequency,REQUIRED 4 | 3,Transmit Frequency,REQUIRED 5 | 4,Channel Type,REQUIRED 6 | 5,Transmit Power,High 7 | 6,Band Width,12.5K 8 | 7,CTCSS/DCS Decode,Off 9 | 8,CTCSS/DCS Encode,Off 10 | 9,Contact, 11 | 10,Contact Call Type,Group Call 12 | 11,Radio ID,DMR ID 13 | 12,Busy Lock/TX Permit,Same Color Code 14 | 13,Squelch Mode,Carrier 15 | 14,Optional Signal,Off 16 | 15,DTMF ID,1 17 | 16,2Tone ID,1 18 | 17,5Tone ID,1 19 | 18,PTT ID,Off 20 | 19,Color Code,0 21 | 20,Slot,1 22 | 21,Scan List,REQUIRED 23 | 22,Receive Group List,None 24 | 23,TX Prohibit,Off 25 | 24,Reverse,Off 26 | 25,Simplex TDMA,Off 27 | 26,TDMA Adaptive,Off 28 | 27,Encryption Type,Normal Encryption 29 | 28,Digital Encryption,Off 30 | 29,Call Confirmation,Off 31 | 30,Talk Around,Off 32 | 31,Work Alone,Off 33 | 32,Custom CTCSS,0.0 34 | 33,2TONE Decode,1 35 | 34,Ranging,Off 36 | 35,Through Mode,Off 37 | 36,Digi APRS RX,Off 38 | 37,Analog APRS PTT Mode,Off 39 | 38,Digital APRS PTT Mode,Off 40 | 39,APRS Report Type,Off 41 | 40,Digital APRS Report Channel,1 42 | 41,Correct Frequency[Hz],0 43 | 42,SMS Confirmation,Off 44 | 43,Exclude channel from roaming,0 45 | 44,Contact Call Type,Group Call 46 | 45,Contact TG/DMR ID,0 47 | 46,AES Digital Encryption,Normal Encryption 48 | 47,DMR MODE,0 49 | 48,PTT Prohibit,Off 50 | 49,Talk Around(Simplex),Off 51 | 50,APRS RX,Off 52 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /input-csv/TalkGroups.csv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Wash 1,3153 2 | Wash 2,103153 3 | Alaska,3102 4 | Alberta,3026 5 | APRS 31099 PC,31099 6 | Arizona,3104 7 | Audio Test,9999 8 | BayNet,31075 9 | BC 1,3027 10 | BC 2,103027 11 | BC Local Net 1,3183 12 | Bridge,3100 13 | Bridge 2 103100,103100 14 | California 1,3106 15 | Canada,302 16 | Cascades East,3191 17 | Colorado HD,31088 18 | Comm 1,3777215 19 | Comm 2,3777216 20 | DCI 1,3160 21 | DCI 2,3162 22 | Em Comm 1,8957 23 | EmComm 2,8959 24 | English PTT 113,113 25 | English PTT 123,123 26 | Fusion,3182 27 | Hawaii,3115 28 | Hawaii 31150,31150 29 | I5,3168 30 | Idaho 1,3116 31 | Idaho ARES,31160 32 | Local 1,3181 33 | Local 2,3166 34 | Manitoba,3024 35 | Michigan 1,3126 36 | Michigan 2,103126 37 | Minnesota,3127 38 | Montana 2,3130 39 | MPRG,31301 40 | MTN 2,3177 41 | Net 1,31001 42 | Net 2,31002 43 | New Brunswick,3029 44 | NoCO,31083 45 | NorCal,31068 46 | North America,3163 47 | NXDN Alabama,31010 48 | NXDN Florida,1200 49 | NXDN N America,10200 50 | NXDN Ragchew,28299 51 | NXDN Worldwide,65000 52 | Ontario,3023 53 | Oregon 1,3141 54 | Parrot,9998 55 | PNW 1,3187 56 | PNW 2,103187 57 | PNW Regional,31771 58 | Public Service 1,3190 59 | Public Service 2,103190 60 | Seattle 1,310477 61 | Seattle 2,310534 62 | Simplex 99,99 63 | SNARS 1,31328 64 | SoCal,31066 65 | TAC 1,8951 66 | TAC 2,8952 67 | TAC 3,8953 68 | TAC 310,310 69 | TAC 311,311 70 | TAC 312,312 71 | TAC 313,313 72 | TAC 314,314 73 | TAC 315,315 74 | TAC 316,316 75 | TAC 317,317 76 | TAC 318,318 77 | TAC 319,319 78 | TAC 8,8958 79 | Texas,3148 80 | TG 9,9 81 | USA,1776 82 | Utah,3149 83 | Worldwide,3161 84 | Worldwide Englsh,13 85 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /website/index.html: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | 3 | Anytone Config Builder 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 |

K7ABD's Anytone Config Builder

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This is a tool to make building codeplugs easier.

10 | 11 | Be sure to check out the [Getting Started Guide].
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15 | 16 | The Tool: 17 |
18 | Choose your files, hit upload! 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 | 28 | 29 | 30 | 31 | 32 | 33 | 34 | 35 | 36 |
Analog CSV File
Digital-Others CSV File
Digital-Repeaters CSV File
Talkgroups CSV File
37 | Advanced Options: [help]
38 | Zone/Talkgroup Sort Order: 43 |
44 | TX Permit setting for Hotspots: 48 |
49 | Digital Repeater Nicknames: 56 | 57 |
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Not working for you? Email me: k7abd@arrl.net.

64 | 65 | 66 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /documentation/advanced-options.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Advanced Options 2 | 3 | Please note that these are options. The defaults will work fine for most people. So, if you don't feel like reading this stuff, or if this doesn't make sense, you can safely ignore it. 4 | 5 | ## Zone/Talkgroup Sort Order 6 | This setting controls how your zones are organized. 7 | 8 | **Alphabetize them for me** - This is the default option; the tool will sort your zones alphabetically. Within the Digital Repeater zones (1 zone per repeater), the channels (1 per talk group) will be sorted alphabetically by talk group name. Within the Analog/Digital-Others zones, the channels will be sorted alphabetically as well. 9 | 10 | **Use my sorting, DMR Repeaters as the first zone** - this lets you control the sorting. For the Digital Repeater zones (1 zone per repeater), you can control the order of the zones by simply ordering the rows in the Digital-Repeaters.csv to your liking. For the Digital Repeater channels (1 per talk group), you can control the ordering of those by sorting your TalkGroups.csv file as you see fit. The Analog and Digital-Others channels will follow the order that you specied in those files and will follow the digital repeaters. 11 | 12 | **Use my sorting, Analog channels as first zone** - this is the same as the above, but the first zone will be the Analog/Digital-Others zones, the DMR repeaters will follow behind using your ordering, as described above. 13 | 14 | ## TX Permit setting for Hotspots 15 | Some hotspot owners would prefer a TX Permit setting of "Always" when they're using their hotspot. The default is "Same Color Code". 16 | 17 | **Same Color Code** - This is the default option; all Digital Repeater channels have the TX Permit setting of "Same Color Code" 18 | 19 | **Always** - For every Digital Repeater which has the same TX and RX Frequency, the TX Permit setting will be set to "Always". 20 | 21 | ## Digital Repeater Nicknames 22 | Some people prefer to have their channel names indicate which repeater they're using. This feature allows you to prepend or append each channel name from the Digital Repeaters file with a prefix or suffix (at your choosing). 23 | 24 | To use this, add a nickname to each of the zones in the Digital Repeates file, like so: "Full Zone Name;FZN" or "Olympia/Cap Pk.;OLY". If you select eithe "prefix" or "suffix" for Digital Repeater Nicknames, the tool will create channel names that include your nickname. 25 | 26 | You can choose "prefix (if needed)" or "suffix (if needed)" and the prefix/suffix will be used only if the channel name length exceed 16 characters. If you choose "prefix (forced)" or "suffix (forced)", the prefix/suffix will be used even if the longer name would have fit. 27 | 28 | Additionally, because some talkgroups have long names and the Anytone radios support only 16 character channel names, you can also provide a shortened name for your talkgroups in a similar manner. For example, "Worldwide English" might become "Worldwide English;WW English" leaving enough room for your prefix/suffix. 29 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /input-csv/Analog.csv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Zone,Channel Name,Bandwidth,Power,RX Freq,TX Freq,CTCSS Decode,CTCSS Encode,TX Prohibit 2 | APRS - Analog,146.500 aprs,25K,High,146.5,146.5,Off,Off,Off 3 | APRS - Analog,144.39 aprs Rx,25K,High,144.39,144.39,Off,Off,Off 4 | APRS - Analog,4.39 Alert 100.0,25K,High,144.39,144.39,Off,100,Off 5 | Sea/Analog UHF,440.1000 K7SLB,25K,High,440.1,445.1,Off,110.9,Off 6 | Sea/Analog UHF,440.5250 W7ACS,25K,High,440.525,445.525,Off,141.3,Off 7 | Sea/Analog UHF,440.6500 K7CH,25K,High,440.65,445.65,Off,100,Off 8 | Sea/Analog UHF,441.8000 W7AW,25K,High,441.8,446.8,Off,141.3,Off 9 | Sea/Analog UHF,442.8750 WA7UHF,25K,High,442.875,447.875,Off,141.3,Off 10 | Sea/Analog UHF,442.9000 WA7LZO,25K,High,442.9,447.9,Off,103.5,Off 11 | Sea/Analog UHF,443.0000 WA7ACS,25K,High,443,448,Off,141.3,Off 12 | Sea/Analog UHF,443.4750 WA7ACS,25K,High,443.475,448.475,Off,141.3,Off 13 | Sea/Analog UHF,443.5000 W7VMI,25K,High,443.5,448.5,Off,103.5,Off 14 | Sea/Analog UHF,443.5500 W7SRZ,25K,High,443.55,448.55,Off,103.5,Off 15 | Sea/Analog UHF,443.6500 W7ACS,25K,High,443.65,448.65,Off,141.3,Off 16 | Sea/Analog UHF,443.7750 KG7CM,25K,High,443.775,448.775,Off,103.5,Off 17 | Sea/Analog UHF,444.2250 KC7LFW,25K,High,444.225,449.225,Off,123,Off 18 | Sea/Analog UHF,444.3750 AJ7JA,25K,High,444.375,449.375,Off,88.5,Off 19 | Sea/Analog UHF,444.4250 WW7SEA,25K,High,444.425,449.425,Off,141.3,Off 20 | Sea/Analog UHF,444.5500 WW7SEA,25K,High,444.55,449.55,Off,141.3,Off 21 | Sea/Analog UHF,444.7000 WW7SEA,25K,High,444.7,449.7,Off,103.5,Off 22 | Sea/Analog UHF,444.7750 K7IDS,25K,High,444.775,449.775,Off,173.8,Off 23 | Sea/Analog UHF,444.8250 W7SRZ,25K,High,444.825,449.825,Off,103.5,Off 24 | Sea/Analog UHF,GMRS 1,25K,High,462.55,467.55,Off,103.5,Off 25 | Sea/Analog UHF,GMRS 2,25K,High,462.575,467.575,Off,103.5,Off 26 | Sea/Analog UHF,GMRS 4,25K,High,462.625,467.625,Off,100,Off 27 | Sea/Analog UHF,GMRS 6,25K,High,462.675,467.675,Off,141.3,Off 28 | Sea/Analog VHF,145.1100 KC7SAR,25K,High,145.11,144.51,Off,123,Off 29 | Sea/Analog VHF,145.2100 W7DK,25K,High,145.21,144.61,Off,141.3,Off 30 | Sea/Analog VHF,145.3100 KC7IYE,25K,High,145.31,144.71,Off,103.5,Off 31 | Sea/Analog VHF,145.3300 K7NWS,25K,High,145.33,144.73,Off,179.9,Off 32 | Sea/Analog VHF,145.3500 W7ZLJ,25K,High,145.35,144.75,Off,103.5,Off 33 | Sea/Analog VHF,145.4700 K7CPR,25K,High,145.47,144.87,Off,100,Off 34 | Sea/Analog VHF,145.4900 K7LWH,25K,High,145.49,144.89,Off,103.5,Off 35 | Sea/Analog VHF,146.6200 WW7RA,25K,High,146.62,146.02,Off,103.5,Off 36 | Sea/Analog VHF,146.6600 WA7ST,25K,High,146.66,146.06,Off,103.5,Off 37 | Sea/Analog VHF,146.7800 N7EBB,25K,High,146.78,146.18,Off,156.7,Off 38 | Sea/Analog VHF,146.8200 K7LED,25K,High,146.82,146.22,Off,103.5,Off 39 | Sea/Analog VHF,146.9000 W7SRZ,25K,High,146.9,146.3,Off,103.5,Off 40 | Sea/Analog VHF,146.9200 WB7VYA,25K,High,146.92,146.32,Off,123,Off 41 | Sea/Analog VHF,146.9600 WW7PSR,25K,High,146.96,146.36,Off,103.5,Off 42 | Sea/Analog VHF,147.0000 W7DX,25K,High,147,146.4,Off,103.5,Off 43 | Sea/Analog VHF,147.0600 W7AW,25K,High,147.06,147.66,Off,107.2,Off 44 | Sea/Analog VHF,147.1600 W7MIR,25K,High,147.16,147.76,Off,146.2,Off 45 | Sea/Analog VHF,147.4375 KF7VUR,25K,High,147.4375,146.4375,Off,Off,Off 46 | Simplex,FM 146.52,25K,High,146.52,146.52,Off,Off,Off 47 | Simplex,FM 446.000,25K,High,446,446,Off,Off,Off -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /output/talkgroups.csv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "No.","Radio ID","Name","Country","Remarks","Call Type","Call Alert" 2 | "1","3102","Alaska","","","Group Call","None" 3 | "2","3026","Alberta","","","Group Call","None" 4 | "3","31099","APRS 31099 PC","","","Group Call","None" 5 | "4","3104","Arizona","","","Group Call","None" 6 | "5","9999","Audio Test","","","Group Call","None" 7 | "6","31075","BayNet","","","Group Call","None" 8 | "7","3027","BC 1","","","Group Call","None" 9 | "8","103027","BC 2","","","Group Call","None" 10 | "9","3183","BC Local Net 1","","","Group Call","None" 11 | "10","3100","Bridge","","","Group Call","None" 12 | "11","103100","Bridge 2 103100","","","Group Call","None" 13 | "12","3106","California 1","","","Group Call","None" 14 | "13","302","Canada","","","Group Call","None" 15 | "14","3191","Cascades East","","","Group Call","None" 16 | "15","31088","Colorado HD","","","Group Call","None" 17 | "16","3777215","Comm 1","","","Group Call","None" 18 | "17","3777216","Comm 2","","","Group Call","None" 19 | "18","3160","DCI 1","","","Group Call","None" 20 | "19","3162","DCI 2","","","Group Call","None" 21 | "20","8957","Em Comm 1","","","Group Call","None" 22 | "21","8959","EmComm 2","","","Group Call","None" 23 | "22","113","English PTT 113","","","Group Call","None" 24 | "23","123","English PTT 123","","","Group Call","None" 25 | "24","3182","Fusion","","","Group Call","None" 26 | "25","3115","Hawaii","","","Group Call","None" 27 | "26","31150","Hawaii 31150","","","Group Call","None" 28 | "27","3168","I5","","","Group Call","None" 29 | "28","3116","Idaho 1","","","Group Call","None" 30 | "29","31160","Idaho ARES","","","Group Call","None" 31 | "30","3181","Local 1","","","Group Call","None" 32 | "31","3166","Local 2","","","Group Call","None" 33 | "32","3024","Manitoba","","","Group Call","None" 34 | "33","3126","Michigan 1","","","Group Call","None" 35 | "34","103126","Michigan 2","","","Group Call","None" 36 | "35","3127","Minnesota","","","Group Call","None" 37 | "36","3130","Montana 2","","","Group Call","None" 38 | "37","31301","MPRG","","","Group Call","None" 39 | "38","3177","MTN 2","","","Group Call","None" 40 | "39","31002","Net 2","","","Group Call","None" 41 | "40","3029","New Brunswick","","","Group Call","None" 42 | "41","31083","NoCO","","","Group Call","None" 43 | "42","31068","NorCal","","","Group Call","None" 44 | "43","3163","North America","","","Group Call","None" 45 | "44","31010","NXDN Alabama","","","Group Call","None" 46 | "45","1200","NXDN Florida","","","Group Call","None" 47 | "46","10200","NXDN N America","","","Group Call","None" 48 | "47","28299","NXDN Ragchew","","","Group Call","None" 49 | "48","65000","NXDN Worldwide","","","Group Call","None" 50 | "49","3023","Ontario","","","Group Call","None" 51 | "50","3141","Oregon 1","","","Group Call","None" 52 | "51","9998","Parrot","","","Group Call","None" 53 | "52","3187","PNW 1","","","Group Call","None" 54 | "53","103187","PNW 2","","","Group Call","None" 55 | "54","31771","PNW Regional","","","Group Call","None" 56 | "55","3190","Public Service 1","","","Group Call","None" 57 | "56","103190","Public Service 2","","","Group Call","None" 58 | "57","99","Simplex 99","","","Group Call","None" 59 | "58","31328","SNARS 1","","","Group Call","None" 60 | "59","31066","SoCal","","","Group Call","None" 61 | "60","8951","TAC 1","","","Group Call","None" 62 | "61","8952","TAC 2","","","Group Call","None" 63 | "62","8953","TAC 3","","","Group Call","None" 64 | "63","310","TAC 310","","","Group Call","None" 65 | "64","311","TAC 311","","","Group Call","None" 66 | "65","312","TAC 312","","","Group Call","None" 67 | "66","313","TAC 313","","","Group Call","None" 68 | "67","314","TAC 314","","","Group Call","None" 69 | "68","315","TAC 315","","","Group Call","None" 70 | "69","316","TAC 316","","","Group Call","None" 71 | "70","317","TAC 317","","","Group Call","None" 72 | "71","318","TAC 318","","","Group Call","None" 73 | "72","319","TAC 319","","","Group Call","None" 74 | "73","8958","TAC 8","","","Group Call","None" 75 | "74","3148","Texas","","","Group Call","None" 76 | "75","9","TG 9","","","Group Call","None" 77 | "76","1776","USA","","","Group Call","None" 78 | "77","3149","Utah","","","Group Call","None" 79 | "78","3153","Wash 1","","","Group Call","None" 80 | "79","103153","Wash 2","","","Group Call","None" 81 | "80","3161","Worldwide","","","Group Call","None" 82 | "81","13","Worldwide Englsh","","","Group Call","None" 83 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /website/config-builder.php: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | &1", 28 | $output, $return); 29 | 30 | 31 | foreach($output as $line) 32 | { 33 | if (preg_match('/^WARNING: (.*)/', $line, $matches)) 34 | { 35 | print_html_div("WARNING", "#FFFFBB", $matches[1]); 36 | } 37 | elseif (preg_match('/^ERROR: (.*)/', $line, $matches)) 38 | { 39 | print_html_div("ERROR", "#FFDDDD", $matches[1]); 40 | } 41 | } 42 | 43 | 44 | if ($return == 0) 45 | { 46 | print_html_div("SUCCESS", "#DDFFDD", "It worked! Your files should be downloading now."); 47 | print ""; 48 | } 49 | 50 | 51 | function fileValidation($description, $file_details) 52 | { 53 | $file_type = $file_details["type"]; 54 | $tmp_name = $file_details["tmp_name"]; 55 | $size = $file_details["size"]; 56 | 57 | if ($size == 0) 58 | { 59 | fatal("$description file is empty... did you forget to upload it?"); 60 | } 61 | if ($size > (1024*1024)) 62 | { 63 | fatal("$description file is > 1MB. That's bigger than I'm cool with :D"); 64 | } 65 | 66 | return $tmp_name; 67 | } 68 | 69 | function tempdir($prefix='') { 70 | $tempfile=tempnam(sys_get_temp_dir(), $prefix); 71 | // you might want to reconsider this line when using this snippet. 72 | // it "could" clash with an existing directory and this line will 73 | // try to delete the existing one. Handle with caution. 74 | if (file_exists($tempfile)) { unlink($tempfile); } 75 | mkdir($tempfile); 76 | if (is_dir($tempfile)) { return $tempfile; } 77 | } 78 | 79 | 80 | function validateSortOrder($sort_order) 81 | { 82 | if ($sort_order == "alpha" || 83 | $sort_order == "repeaters-first" || 84 | $sort_order == "analog-first" ) 85 | { 86 | return $sort_order; 87 | } 88 | else 89 | { 90 | return 'alpha'; 91 | } 92 | } 93 | 94 | function validateHotSpotTXPermit($hotspot) 95 | { 96 | if ($hotspot == "always" || $hotspot == "same-color-code") 97 | { 98 | return $hotspot; 99 | } 100 | else 101 | { 102 | return "same-color-code"; 103 | } 104 | } 105 | 106 | function validateNicknameMode($nickname) 107 | { 108 | if ($nickname == "prefix" || $nickname == "suffix" || $nickname == "prefix-forced" || $nickname = "suffix-forced") 109 | { 110 | return $nickname; 111 | } 112 | else 113 | { 114 | return "off"; 115 | } 116 | } 117 | 118 | function fatal($message) 119 | { 120 | print_html_div("ERROR", "#FFDDDD", $message); 121 | print_html_end(); 122 | } 123 | 124 | 125 | function print_html_start() 126 | { 127 | ?> 128 | 129 | 130 | Anytone Config Builder 131 | 132 | 133 | 134 | 135 |

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306 | } 307 | 308 | @page :left { 309 | margin: 15mm 20mm 15mm 10mm; 310 | } 311 | 312 | @page :right { 313 | margin: 15mm 10mm 15mm 20mm; 314 | } 315 | 316 | p, h2, h3 { 317 | orphans: 3; 318 | widows: 3; 319 | } 320 | 321 | h2, h3 { 322 | page-break-after: avoid; 323 | } 324 | } 325 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /README.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Introduction 2 | 3 | Anytone Config Builder is a script which creates channels, zones, scanlist and talkgroup CSV files that you can import into the Anytone CPS. The goal of this software is to simplify the creating of codeplugs that are consistent and correct; hand-managed channel lists are just too easy to mess up. 4 | 5 | This program takes in 4 files as inputs (described below), examples are provided in the input-csv directory. The example input CSV files come directly from the PNW Digital's code plug (as of 2019-04-29) - in fact, if you run this script on those input files, you'll get a set of channels and zones that are identical to what comes in that code plug. 6 | 7 | So, why bother? Well, code plug files aren't transparent. It's difficult to track the differences between different versions of them; it's difficult to audit/bug-check; it's difficult to manipulate/prune; it's difficult to add new repeaters ;etc. Basically: code plug files kinda suck from a maintainability perspective. 8 | 9 | The goal of this package is to bring a bit of sanity to codeplug building. 10 | 11 | # Input files 12 | There are 4 files that you'll need. These are ASCII CSV files (you should be able to open these in MS Excel or similar spreadsheet program). Here's a description of these files: 13 | 14 | ### Analog.csv 15 | This file is a list of analog channels that you'd like in the repeater. If you've used CHIRP, this should be fairly familiar; it's all the basic stuff that you need for analog channels: RX/TX Frequencies, CTCSS tones, Power level, Bandwidth (for FM or NFM). It also include a "TX Prohibit" field which is useful if you want to include things like NWS Weather channels that you want to be able to listen to, but not accidently transmit onto. 16 | 17 | Channel Names can be up to 16 characters. You can group your channels into different zones which helps keep them organized. The example input file has a few such zones: VHF repeaters, UHF repeaters, simplex, etc. 18 | 19 | ##### Details 20 | - **Zone** - Up to 16 characters 21 | - **Channel Name** - Up to 16 characters 22 | - **Bandwidth** - "25K" for FM or "12.5K" for NFM 23 | - **Power** - "Turbo", "High", "Mid", "Low" 24 | - **RX/TX Freq** - the frequency, in MHz 25 | - **CTCSS Decode/Encode** - the CTCSS code, in Hz or "Off" 26 | - **TX Prohibit** - "Off" or "On" 27 | 28 | ### Digital-Others.csv 29 | This is a similar file to the Analog file above, but these are one-off DMR channels. In the example file, it has the DMR Simplex channels as well as some Brandmeister digital APRS stations. 30 | - **Zone** - Up to 16 characters 31 | - **Channel Name** - Up to 16 characters 32 | - **Power** - "Turbo", "High", "Mid", "Low" 33 | - **RX/TX Freq** - the frequency, in MHz 34 | - **Color Code** - the DMR Color Code 35 | - **Talk Group** - the name of the talk group 36 | - **Time Slot** - the DMR Timeslot (either 1 or 2) 37 | - **Call Type** - either "Call Group" or "Private Call" 38 | - **TX Permit** - the DMR TX Permit setting. You probably want "Always" for Simplex and "Same Color Code" for everything else. 39 | 40 | 41 | ## Digital-Repeaters.csv 42 | This is kinda where a lot of the awesome happens. Unlike the files above, this is a matrix of repeater frequencies and the talkgroups that are supported on that talkgroup. The first 5 columns are specific to each repeater: 43 | 44 | - **Zone Name** - Up to 16 characters 45 | - **Comment** - This is just for your notes, it's totally ignored by the program 46 | - **Power** - "Turbo", "High", "Mid", "Low" 47 | - **RX/TX Freq** - the frequency, in MHz 48 | - **Color Code** - the DMR Color Code of the repeater 49 | 50 | The rest of the columns headers are the names of talk groups. The value in each of those columns it the timeslot, either 1, 2 or "-" (where "-") means it's not configured on the talkgroup. 51 | 52 | What this means for you is that adding a repeater is as simple as adding another row to this file, marking off which talkgroups are supported on which timeslot and running the script. 53 | 54 | 55 | ## Talkgroups.csv 56 | A simple file listing talk group names (these must match what's in the DMR files above) and their talk group IDs. 57 | 58 | # Output 59 | This produces 4 files as outputs that can be directly imported into the Anytone CPS: 60 | - channels.csv 61 | - scanlists.csv 62 | - talkgroups.csv 63 | - zones.csv 64 | 65 | What you'll wind up with is the following: 66 | - A Zone for every zone you specified in the Analog and Digital-Others files 67 | - A Zone for every repeater in the Digital-Repeaters file 68 | - A scanlist for every every zone in the Analog and Digital-Others files 69 | - A scanlist for every *talkgroup* in the Digital-Repeaters file. This means that if you're listening to a talkgroup, say "Wash 1" and hit scan, you'll scan all of the other repeaters that have "Wash 1" as a configured talk group 70 | - A channel for every line in the Analog and Digital-Others files 71 | - A channel for every repeater on each talkgroup that's configured (that matrix described above gets multiplied out). These channels are named for the talkgroup 72 | 73 | 74 | # CPS Stuff 75 | #### Duplicate Channel Names 76 | This creates channels with duplicate names. Before importing these files, you need to allow the CPS software to use duplicate names by going to Tools > Mode and checking the box for "Contact name is not unique / Channel name is not unique" 77 | 78 | #### Radio ID 79 | This spits out a file with a Radio Id of "DMR ID". Before you import these files, you need to go into the "Digital" tab, and in the "Radio ID List" insure that your Radio ID (your DMR ID) is set and that the name is "DMR ID". You can change this later if you prefer something else. 80 | 81 | #### Contact List 82 | You're on your own for contacts. I pulled mine in by starting with the PNWDigital code plug (which has the contacts), then importing the files created by this tool 83 | 84 | 85 | # Usage 86 | ./anytone-config-builder.pl --analog-csv=input-csv/Analog.csv --digital-others-csv=input-csv/Digital-Others.csv --digital-repeaters-csv=input-csv/Digital-Repeaters.csv --talkgroups-csv=input-csv/TalkGroups.csv --output-directory=output/ 87 | 88 | It'll dump the output csv's into the output directory. You should get fairly readable error messages if you screw something up. 89 | 90 | 91 | 92 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /documentation/getting-started.md: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Getting Started 2 | 3 | These instructions should help you get started in using this tool. We'll be walking through some provided examples with the hope that afterwards you can start to experiment and customize your radio to your liking more easily. 4 | 5 | ## Step 1: Download the example input CSV files 6 | Download these 4 input CSV files: 7 | 8 | * [Analog.csv](examples/Analog.csv) 9 | * [Digital-Others.csv](examples/Digital-Others.csv) 10 | * [Digital-Repeaters.csv](examples/Digital-Repeaters.csv) 11 | * [TalkGroups.csv](examples/TalkGroups.csv) 12 | 13 | Note, the above are meant to be examples; they're specific to the Pacific Northwest area and they're a bit out of date. If you're in the PNW, check out the latest community-managed files on the [PNW Digital's Groups.io site](https://dmr.groups.io/g/PNW-CPS-Programming-Codeplugs/files/Codeplugs/Anytone/ACB/PNW-Community). 14 | 15 | ## Step 2: Upload them to the Tool 16 | Go to the Anytone Config Builder tool, [here](./). Then choose the 4 files you downloaded above and click "Upload" 17 | 18 | ## Step 3: Download the zip file 19 | Assuming you uploaded all 4 of the example files, you should now be downloading a zip file. Save that to your computer somewhere that you'll find it and extract the files. You'll see that there are 4 files, you'll use those in the next step. 20 | 21 | ## Step 4: Prepare the CPS software 22 | If you haven't installed the CPS software, you'll need to do that before you continue. 23 | 24 | Run the CPS software. Before we can import the our config files, we need to change a few things: 25 | 26 | * In the Tools > Mode menu, check the "channel names are not unique" box. This config creates channels with identical names and the CPS software doesn't allow that unless this box is checked 27 | * On the left side, under the "Digital" tab, go into the Radio ID, make sure your DMR ID # is configured and the name is "DMR ID" (no quotes). The config create channels with a DMR ID of "DMR ID", and this has to match. You can change it later. 28 | 29 | ## Step 5: Import the CSV files 30 | In the Tools > Import menu, click the buttons on the left to load the Channels, Zones, Scanlists, and Talkgroups file that you extracted from the zip file above. Then hit Import. The CPS software will take a moment to read these files, but you shouldn't get any errors (if you do, please let me know). 31 | 32 | ## Step 6: Enjoy 33 | Write it to your radio. You're done. 34 | 35 | 36 | # Customizing 37 | The example files that you downloaded in Step 1 produce an output that's nearly identical to the PNW Digital codeplug (the channel names are different - they're more systematic in this one - and the scanlist layout is different), but effectively the same thing. If that's what you want, then great. But, if you're like me, you want to tweak some thing. 38 | 39 | For example, I don't have a hotspot and there's a few hotspots listed in the Digital-Repeaters file; I removed them. In fact, there's a bunch of repeaters for places I'm not likely to ever go, so I removed those too. I also added the PSRG DMR repeater in mine as well as some extra analog repeaters. The point is, now that you've seen how to upload files, download the zip and import them, you can start customizing to your hearts content. Let's talk about how to do that. 40 | 41 | ## Example: Adding a repeater 42 | Let's say you want to add the PSRG DMR Repeater, here's how you do that. The details for this repeater can be found on the PSRG site: [https://web.psrg.org/new-psrg-dmr-repeater-operational/](https://web.psrg.org/new-psrg-dmr-repeater-operational/). The details that you are going to need are the RX and TX frequencies and the color code as well as the talkgroups that are carried on the repeater and their corresponding timeslots. All of that information is on the PSRG DMR page above; so you're good to go. 43 | 44 | To do this, open the Digital-Repeater.csv file; it should load in Excel (or a similar spreadsheet program). Add a row - I've chosen to keep mine in alpabetical order because it's easier for me to manage these CSV files, but you can put yours at the bottom if that's easier for you. Then, start typing: 45 | 46 | * **Zone Name:** Seattle/PSRG 47 | * **Comment**: anything you want, this comment only lives in this CSV for your own reference... it's ignored by the Config Builder tool 48 | * **Power**: Must be one of "Low", "Mid", "High", or "Turbo" 49 | * **RX Freq**: 440.775 50 | * **TX Freq**: 445.775 51 | * **Color Code**: 2 52 | 53 | Now, this example is extra intersting as the PSRG Repeater has 2 talkgroups "Seattle 1" and "Seattle 2" that aren't carried on the other PNW Digital repeaters, so they're not listed in these files. For the moment, we're going to skip those talkgroups, in the next example, I'll show you how to add them. 54 | 55 | Ok, at this point, you basically just need to "check the boxes" for the talkgroups that are on this repeater (for the most part). Everthing to the right of the "Color Code" column is a talk group that's configured (or not) on the repeater. You can enter "-" if it's not supported or "1" or "2" to indicate timeslot 1 or 2, respectively. 56 | 57 | I'd recommend filling in the entire row with "-", and then going back to enter "1" for the timeslot 1 talkgroups ("Wash 1", "Local 1", etc) and "2" for the timeslot 2 talkgroups ("Wash 2", "Local 2", etc). The PSRG DMR page provides a nice organized list. 58 | 59 | Once that's done, and you've double checked that you've got a "-" in all the other talkgroups that aren't on these repeaters, save the file. You could import it back into the Anytone Config Builder tool and repeat the rest of the steps above. 60 | 61 | ## Example: Adding a talkgroup 62 | Let's say that you want to add some new talk groups. Using the example above, you wan to add "Seattle 1" and "Seattle 2". To do that, first go into the Talkgroups.csv (the input csv... not to be confused with the output CSV that was in the zip file). This file is very simple: talkgroup name in the first column, talk group ID in the second column. Add a row for "Seattle 1" with "803153" as the talk group and another row with "Seattle 2" and "813153". Save that. 63 | 64 | Next, go back into you the Digital-Repeaters.CSV and add two new columns (either at the end, or try to keep them alphabetized for your own sanity (the tool doesn't care)). The header for these two columns should be "Seattle 1" and "Seattle 2". Fill in a "-" for all the repeaters that don't carry these talk groups and a "1" or "2" as you did above to add it to the repeaters that do carry it 65 | 66 | ## Other exercises: Analog channels 67 | The Analog.csv file lists the analog channels. Edit to your hearts content; these fields should be fairly self-explanitory (but don't histate to ask). The "TX Prohibit" field can be either "On" (in which case you can't PTT) or "Off"; this can be useful if you want to program things like NWS Weather stations that should be receive only. 68 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /input-csv/Digital-Repeaters.csv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | Zone Name,Comment,Power,RX Freq,TX Freq,Color Code,Alaska,Alberta,Arizona,Audio Test,BC 1,BC 2,BC Local Net 1,BayNet,Bridge,Bridge 2 103100,California 1,Canada,Cascades East,Colorado HD,Comm 1,Comm 2,DCI 1,DCI 2,Em Comm 1,EmComm 2,English PTT 113,English PTT 123,Fusion,Hawaii,Hawaii 31150,I5,Idaho 1,Idaho ARES,Local 1,Local 2,MPRG,MTN 2,Manitoba,Michigan 1,Michigan 2,Minnesota,Montana 2,NXDN Alabama,NXDN Florida,NXDN N America,NXDN Ragchew,NXDN Worldwide,Net 2,New Brunswick,NoCO,NorCal,North America,Ontario,Oregon 1,PNW 1,PNW 2,PNW Regional,Parrot,Public Service 1,Public Service 2,SNARS 1,SoCal,TAC 1,TAC 2,TAC 3,TAC 310,TAC 311,TAC 312,TAC 313,TAC 314,TAC 315,TAC 316,TAC 317,TAC 318,TAC 319,TAC 8,TG 9,Texas,USA,Utah,Wash 1,Wash 2,Worldwide,Worldwide Englsh 2 | Bellingham UHF,,High,440.925,445.925,1,-,-,-,2,1,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,-,-,1,-,1,2,-,-,-,2,-,-,2,1,1,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,1,1,2,-,1,1,2,2,-,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,2,2 3 | BawFaw/Ferndale,,High,440.7375,445.7375,1,-,-,-,2,1,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,-,-,1,-,1,2,-,-,-,2,-,-,2,1,1,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,1,2,-,1,1,2,2,-,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,2,2 4 | Bellingham VHF,,High,146.5,147.5,1,-,-,-,2,1,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,-,-,1,-,1,2,-,-,-,2,-,2,-,1,1,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,1,2,-,1,1,2,2,-,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,2,2 5 | Bremerton/Gold,,High,440.7,445.7,1,-,-,-,2,1,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,-,-,1,-,1,2,-,-,-,2,-,2,-,1,-,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,1,2,2,1,1,2,2,-,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,2,2 6 | Bridget 434,,High,434,434,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,-,-,1,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,-,-,1,1,-,1,-,-,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,-,-,-,1,1,-,- 7 | Buxton Oregon,,High,444.025,449.025,9,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,2,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,2,-,- 8 | Colton Oregon,,High,442.75,447.75,1,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,2,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,- 9 | Couer d' Alene,,High,440.925,445.925,1,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,2,1,2,2,2,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,2,-,1,-,-,2,-,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,-,-,-,-,-,1,2,-,- 10 | Ellens/SunE UHF,,High,440.925,445.925,1,-,-,-,2,1,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,1,-,1,-,1,2,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,1,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,1,2,2,1,1,2,-,-,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,-,2 11 | Ellens/SunE VHF,,High,147.4125,146.4125,1,-,-,-,2,1,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,1,2,2,1,1,-,-,-,2,2,2,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,-,- 12 | Enumclaw Baldi,,High,441.35,446.35,1,-,-,-,2,1,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,-,-,1,2,1,2,-,-,-,2,2,2,-,1,1,-,1,2,-,2,-,1,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,1,2,2,1,1,2,2,-,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,2,2 13 | Everson-Mt Sumas,,High,440.375,445.375,1,-,-,-,2,1,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,1,-,1,-,1,2,1,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,1,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,-,2,2,1,1,2,-,-,2,2,2,2,2,-,2,2,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,2,2 14 | Kelso Columbia,,High,444.7125,449.7125,1,-,-,-,2,1,-,-,-,2,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,2,-,1,-,-,1,2,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,1,1,2,-,1,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,2,2,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,2,2 15 | Kelso Rainier,,High,441.7,446.7,1,-,-,-,2,1,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,2,-,1,-,-,1,2,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,1,1,2,-,1,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,2,2,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,2,2 16 | Mazama UHF,,High,433.15,449.65,3,-,-,-,2,1,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,1,-,1,2,1,2,-,-,-,2,2,2,-,1,1,-,1,2,2,2,-,1,2,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,1,2,2,1,1,2,2,-,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,2,2 17 | Mazama VHF,,High,145.51,147.51,3,-,-,-,2,1,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,1,-,1,2,1,2,-,-,-,2,2,2,-,1,1,-,1,2,2,2,-,1,2,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,1,2,2,1,1,2,2,-,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,2,2 18 | Megler WA,,High,444.2375,449.2375,9,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,2,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,2,-,- 19 | Mt. Hebo,,High,442.8125,447.8125,1,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,2,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,2,-,- 20 | Mt. Hood,,High,442.9875,447.9875,1,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,2,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,2,-,- 21 | Mt. Seymour,,High,443.4,448.4,1,-,2,-,-,1,2,1,-,-,1,-,2,-,-,1,2,1,2,-,-,2,2,-,-,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,2,2,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,2,2,2 22 | NBend/ValleyCamp,,High,440.725,445.725,1,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,2,2,1,1,2,-,-,2,2,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,-,- 23 | New Westminster,,High,444.6,449.6,1,-,2,-,-,1,2,1,-,2,-,-,2,-,-,1,2,1,2,-,-,2,2,-,-,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,2,2,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,2,2,2 24 | HotSpot,,High,434,434,1,1,-,1,1,-,-,-,1,-,-,1,-,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,1,-,-,-,1,1,-,1,-,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,-,-,1,1,1,-,1,-,-,1,-,-,-,1,1,-,-,-,1,1,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,-,1,1,-,-,- 25 | Olympia/Cap Pk.,,High,440.7125,445.7125,1,-,-,-,2,1,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,-,-,1,-,1,2,-,-,-,2,-,2,-,1,1,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,1,2,2,1,1,2,2,-,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,2,2 26 | Oso/Frailey,,High,444.15,449.15,1,-,-,-,2,1,-,-,-,2,-,1,-,-,-,1,2,1,2,-,-,-,2,-,2,-,1,-,-,1,2,-,2,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,1,2,2,1,1,2,2,-,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,2,2 27 | Peter 434,,High,434,434,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,-,-,-,1,-,-,- 28 | Portland,,High,440.625,445.625,1,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,2,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,2,-,- 29 | Redmond Oregon,,High,442.95,447.95,1,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,2,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,2,-,- 30 | Rex,,High,433,440,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,2,2,1,1,2,-,-,2,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,1,-,2,-,1,2,-,- 31 | SW WA UHF,,High,442.95,447.95,1,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,2,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,2,-,- 32 | SW WA VHF,,High,147.4125,146.4125,1,-,-,-,2,1,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,-,-,1,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,1,2,-,1,1,2,-,-,2,-,-,2,2,2,2,2,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,2,- 33 | Seattle/Cougar,,High,441.2875,446.2875,1,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,-,-,1,2,1,2,-,-,-,2,2,2,-,1,1,-,1,2,-,2,-,1,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,1,2,2,1,1,2,2,-,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,2,2 34 | Seattle/Metro,,High,441.325,446.325,1,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,1,1,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,2,2,1,1,2,-,-,2,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,2,2 35 | Seattle/Tiger,,High,442.025,447.025,1,-,-,-,2,1,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,1,1,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,2,2,1,1,2,-,-,2,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,2,2 36 | Snoq 1,,High,147.02,147.62,1,-,-,-,2,1,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,1,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,2,2,1,1,2,-,-,2,2,2,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,-,- 37 | Spok/Krell UHF,,High,444.125,449.125,1,-,-,-,2,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,1,1,-,1,2,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,1,2,2,1,1,2,2,-,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,-,- 38 | Spok/Krell VHF,,High,147.4125,146.4125,1,-,-,-,2,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,1,1,-,1,2,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,1,2,2,1,1,2,2,-,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,-,- 39 | Spok/Lookout UHF,,High,444.15,449.15,1,-,-,-,2,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,1,1,-,1,2,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,1,2,2,1,1,2,2,-,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,-,- 40 | Sultan/Haystack,,High,444.4,449.4,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,2,-,1,-,-,-,-,2,2,2,2,2,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,2,-,- 41 | Suzy 434,,High,434,434,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,1,1,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,1,1,1,2,-,-,1,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,-,-,-,1,1,-,- 42 | Tacoma/Ruston,,High,440.725,445.725,1,-,-,-,2,1,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,-,-,1,-,1,2,-,-,-,2,2,2,-,1,1,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,1,2,2,1,1,2,2,-,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,2,2 43 | Tri Cities,,High,147.4125,146.4125,1,-,-,-,2,1,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,1,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,1,-,1,2,-,2,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,1,2,2,1,1,2,-,-,-,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,-,2 44 | Wenatchee/LilBad,,High,443.75,448.75,1,-,-,-,2,1,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,1,-,1,-,1,2,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,1,2,2,1,1,2,-,-,2,2,-,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,-,2 45 | Wes 434,,High,434,434,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,1,1,1,-,-,-,-,1,1,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,-,1,1,-,-,-,1,1,-,- 46 | Yakima/Eleph VHF,,High,147.12,147.72,1,-,-,-,-,1,-,-,-,-,-,1,2,1,-,1,2,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,2,-,-,1,-,1,2,-,2,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,-,-,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,1,2,2,1,1,2,-,-,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,2,-,-,-,2,-,1,2,-,2 47 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /acb-undo.pl: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/usr/bin/perl 2 | 3 | 4 | use strict; 5 | use Text::CSV; 6 | 7 | my $csv = Text::CSV_XS->new({binary => 1, auto_diag => 1, always_quote => 1, eol => "\r\n"}); 8 | 9 | open (my $file_analog, ">output/analog.csv") or die ("Couldn't open analog.csv for output"); 10 | open (my $file_digital_others, ">output/digital-others.csv") or die ("Couldn't open digital-others.csv for output"); 11 | open (my $file_digital_repeaters, ">output/digital-repeaters.csv") or die ("Couldn't open digital-repeaters.csv for output"); 12 | open (my $file_talkgroups, ">output/talkgroups.csv") or die ("Couldn't open talkgroups.csv for output"); 13 | 14 | my %chan_to_zone; 15 | my %zone_freqs; 16 | open(my $fh, "zones.csv") or error("Couldn't open file 'zones.csv': $!\n"); 17 | #"No.","Zone Name","Zone Channel Member","Zone Channel Member RX Frequency","Zone Channel Member TX Frequency","A Channel","A Channel RX Frequency","A Channel TX Frequency","B Channel","B Channel RX Frequency","B Channel TX Frequency" 18 | for(my $line_no = 0; my $row = $csv->getline($fh); $line_no++) 19 | { 20 | next if($line_no == 0); #skip the header row 21 | 22 | my $zone_name = $row->[1]; 23 | my @chan_names = split('\|', $row->[2]); 24 | my @rx_freqs = split('\|', $row->[3]); 25 | my @tx_freqs = split('\|', $row->[4]); 26 | 27 | 28 | for(my $i = 0; $i < scalar(@chan_names); $i++) 29 | { 30 | my $chan_name = $chan_names[$i]; 31 | my $rx_freq = $rx_freqs[$i]; 32 | my $tx_freq = $tx_freqs[$i]; 33 | 34 | my $key = "$chan_name,$rx_freq,$tx_freq"; 35 | 36 | push @{$chan_to_zone{$key}}, $zone_name; 37 | 38 | push @{$zone_freqs{$zone_name}->{"$rx_freq,$tx_freq"}}, $chan_name; 39 | } 40 | 41 | } 42 | close($fh) or die("couldn't close 'zones.csv': $!\n"); 43 | 44 | my %digital_repeater_zones_freqs; 45 | my %digital_others_zone_freqs; 46 | foreach my $zone_name (keys %zone_freqs) 47 | { 48 | foreach my $rx_tx_freqs (keys %{$zone_freqs{$zone_name}}) 49 | { 50 | my $channel_count = scalar @{$zone_freqs{$zone_name}->{$rx_tx_freqs}}; 51 | my $zone_freq = "$zone_name,$rx_tx_freqs"; 52 | 53 | if ($channel_count > 5) # totally arbitrary 54 | { 55 | $digital_repeater_zones_freqs{$zone_freq} = $channel_count; 56 | } 57 | else 58 | { 59 | $digital_others_zone_freqs{$zone_freq} = $channel_count; 60 | } 61 | } 62 | } 63 | 64 | 65 | 66 | my %talkgroups; 67 | open (my $fh, "talkgroups.csv") or error("couldn't open talkgroups.csv: $!\n"); 68 | #"No.","Radio ID","Name","Call Type","Call Alert" 69 | for (my $line_no = 0; my $row = $csv->getline($fh); $line_no++) 70 | { 71 | next if ($line_no == 0); #skip the header row 72 | 73 | $talkgroups{$row->[1]} = $row->[2]; 74 | 75 | print $file_talkgroups $row->[2] . "," . $row->[1] . "\n"; 76 | } 77 | 78 | 79 | print $file_analog "Zone,Channel Name,Bandwidth,Power,RX Freq,TX Freq,CTCSS Decode,CTCSS Encode,TX Prohibit\n"; 80 | print $file_digital_others "Zone,Channel Name,Power,RX Freq,TX Freq,Color Code,Talk Group,TimeSlot,Call Type,TX Permit\n"; 81 | 82 | my @analog_channels; 83 | my @digital_others_channels; 84 | my %digital_repeater_color_code; 85 | my %digital_repeater_power; 86 | my %digital_repeater_all_tgs; 87 | my %digital_repeater_tgs; 88 | open(my $fh, "channels.csv") or error("couldn't open channes.csv: $!\n"); 89 | #"No.","Channel Name","Receive Frequency","Transmit Frequency","Channel Type","Transmit Power","Band Width","CTCSS/DCS Decode","CTCSS/DCS Encode","Contact","Contact Call Type","Contact TG/DMR ID","Radio ID","Busy Lock/TX Permit","Squelch Mode","Optional Signal","DTMF ID","2Tone ID","5Tone ID","PTT ID","Color Code","Slot","Scan List","Receive Group List","TX Prohibit","Reverse","Simplex TDMA","TDMA Adaptive","Encryption Type","Digital Encryption","Call Confirmation","Talk Around","Work Alone","Custom CTCSS","2TONE Decode","Ranging","Through Mode","Digi APRS RX","Analog APRS PTT Mode","Digital APRS PTT Mode","APRS Report Type","Digital APRS Report Channel","Correct Frequency[Hz]","SMS Confirmation","Exclude channel from roaming" 90 | my $col_nums; 91 | for(my $line_no = 0; my $row = $csv->getline($fh); $line_no++) 92 | { 93 | if($line_no == 0) 94 | { 95 | $col_nums = row2cols($row); 96 | next; 97 | } 98 | 99 | my $chan_name = $row->[$col_nums->{"Channel Name"}]; 100 | my $chan_rx_freq = $row->[$col_nums->{"Receive Frequency"}]; 101 | my $chan_tx_freq = $row->[$col_nums->{"Transmit Frequency"}]; 102 | my $chan_type = $row->[$col_nums->{"Channel Type"}]; 103 | my $chan_power = $row->[$col_nums->{"Transmit Power"}]; 104 | my $chan_bw = $row->[$col_nums->{"Band Width"}]; 105 | my $chan_rx_tone = $row->[$col_nums->{"CTCSS/DCS Decode"}]; 106 | my $chan_tx_tone = $row->[$col_nums->{"CTCSS/DCS Encode"}]; 107 | my $chan_contact = $row->[$col_nums->{"Contact"}]; 108 | my $chan_call_type = $row->[$col_nums->{"Contact Call Type"}]; 109 | my $chan_tx_permit = $row->[$col_nums->{"Busy Lock/TX Permit"}]; 110 | my $chan_squelch = $row->[$col_nums->{"Squelch Mode"}]; 111 | my $chan_color_code = $row->[$col_nums->{"Color Code"}]; 112 | my $chan_timeslot = $row->[$col_nums->{"Slot"}]; 113 | my $chan_tx_prohib = $row->[$col_nums->{"TX Prohibit"}]; 114 | 115 | my $key = "$chan_name,$chan_rx_freq,$chan_tx_freq"; 116 | my $repeat = 0; 117 | foreach my $zone_name (@{$chan_to_zone{$key}}) 118 | { 119 | 120 | # We should probably compare all the other fields in the channel vs the fields that ACB auto-populates to alert the user 121 | 122 | if ($chan_type eq "A-Analog") 123 | { 124 | my $output_chan_name = chan_name_iterate($chan_name, $repeat, $zone_name, $key); 125 | push @analog_channels, "$zone_name,$output_chan_name,$chan_bw,$chan_power,$chan_rx_freq,$chan_tx_freq,$chan_rx_tone,$chan_tx_tone,$chan_tx_prohib"; 126 | #print $file_analog "$zone_name,$output_chan_name,$chan_bw,$chan_power,$chan_rx_freq,$chan_tx_freq,$chan_rx_tone,$chan_tx_tone,$chan_tx_prohib\n"; 127 | } 128 | else #Digital 129 | { 130 | my $talkgroup = $chan_contact; 131 | 132 | my $zone_freq = "$zone_name,$chan_rx_freq,$chan_tx_freq"; 133 | if ($digital_repeater_zones_freqs{$zone_freq} > 0) 134 | { 135 | if(defined($digital_repeater_color_code{$zone_name}) && $digital_repeater_color_code{$zone_name} != $chan_color_code) 136 | { 137 | error("Channel '$chan_name' has color code '$chan_color_code', which doesn't match other channels on repeater '$zone_name'"); 138 | } 139 | 140 | $digital_repeater_color_code{$zone_name} = $chan_color_code; 141 | $digital_repeater_power{$zone_name} = $chan_power; #this means last one wins, which may be a bad idea. 142 | $digital_repeater_all_tgs{$talkgroup}++; 143 | $digital_repeater_tgs{$zone_name}->{$talkgroup} = $chan_timeslot; #TODO: handle private call stuff. 144 | 145 | } 146 | else 147 | { 148 | my $output_chan_name = chan_name_iterate($chan_name, $repeat, $zone_name, $key); 149 | push @digital_others_channels, "$zone_name,$output_chan_name,$chan_power,$chan_rx_freq,$chan_tx_freq,$chan_color_code,$talkgroup,$chan_timeslot,$chan_call_type,$chan_tx_permit"; 150 | #print "$zone_name,$output_chan_name,$chan_power,$chan_rx_freq,$chan_tx_freq,$chan_color_code,$talkgroup,$chan_timeslot,$chan_call_type,$chan_tx_permit\n"; 151 | } 152 | } 153 | 154 | $repeat++; 155 | } 156 | } 157 | 158 | 159 | foreach my $line (sort @analog_channels) 160 | { 161 | print $file_analog $line . "\n"; 162 | } 163 | 164 | foreach my $line (sort @digital_others_channels) 165 | { 166 | print $file_digital_others $line . "\n"; 167 | } 168 | 169 | print $file_digital_repeaters "Zone Name,Comment,Power,RX Freq,TX Freq,Color Code," . join(",", sort keys %digital_repeater_all_tgs) . "\n"; 170 | foreach my $zone_freq (sort keys %digital_repeater_zones_freqs) 171 | { 172 | my ($zone_name, $rx_freq, $tx_freq) = split(",", $zone_freq); 173 | my $power = $digital_repeater_power{$zone_name}; 174 | my $color = $digital_repeater_color_code{$zone_name}; 175 | print $file_digital_repeaters "$zone_name,,$power,$rx_freq,$tx_freq,$color,"; 176 | 177 | my @tgs; 178 | foreach my $talkgroup (sort keys %digital_repeater_all_tgs) 179 | { 180 | my $tg = "-"; 181 | if (length($digital_repeater_tgs{$zone_name}->{$talkgroup}) > 0) 182 | { 183 | $tg = $digital_repeater_tgs{$zone_name}->{$talkgroup}; 184 | } 185 | 186 | push @tgs, $tg; 187 | } 188 | 189 | print $file_digital_repeaters join(",", @tgs) . "\n"; 190 | 191 | } 192 | 193 | sub chan_name_iterate 194 | { 195 | my ($chan_name, $repeat, $zone, $key) = @_; 196 | 197 | # I don't think any of this is needed... so... 198 | return $chan_name; 199 | 200 | # remove the above line to get this section back 201 | my $orig_name = $chan_name; 202 | 203 | return $chan_name if($repeat == 0); 204 | 205 | $chan_name .= chr($repeat - 1 + ord('a')); 206 | if (length($chan_name) > 16) 207 | { 208 | $chan_name =~ s/[aeiou]//gi; # drop the vowels... which is shitty 209 | $chan_name .= chr($repeat - 1 + ord('a')); 210 | } 211 | 212 | if (length($chan_name) > 16) 213 | { 214 | error("Duplicate channel '$orig_name' can't be shortened =("); 215 | } 216 | 217 | print "INFO: Channel '$orig_name' is referenced in multiple zones. ACB uses a 1:1 channel-zone mapping, so this channel will be duplicated. It will be called '$chan_name' in zone '$zone' ($key)\n"; 218 | 219 | return $chan_name; 220 | } 221 | 222 | sub error 223 | { 224 | my ($error) = @_; 225 | 226 | print "ERROR: $error\n"; 227 | exit -1; 228 | } 229 | 230 | 231 | sub row2cols 232 | { 233 | my ($row) = @_; 234 | 235 | my %col_nums; 236 | for(my $i = 0; $i < scalar(@{$row}); $i++) 237 | { 238 | $col_nums{$row->[$i]} = $i; 239 | } 240 | 241 | return \%col_nums; 242 | } 243 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /anytone-channel-checker.pl: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #!/usr/bin/perl 2 | 3 | 4 | use strict; 5 | use Text::CSV; 6 | 7 | use constant { 8 | CHAN_NUM => 0, 9 | CHAN_NAME => 1, 10 | CHAN_RX_FREQ => 2, 11 | CHAN_TX_FREQ => 3, 12 | CHAN_MODE => 4, 13 | CHAN_POWER => 5, 14 | CHAN_BANDWIDTH => 6, 15 | CHAN_CTCSS_DEC => 7, 16 | CHAN_CTCSS_ENC => 8, 17 | CHAN_CONTACT => 9, 18 | CHAN_CALL_TYPE => 10, 19 | CHAN_RADIO_ID => 11, 20 | CHAN_TX_PERMIT => 13, 21 | CHAN_SQUELCH => 14, 22 | CHAN_OPT_SIG => 15, 23 | CHAN_DTMF_ID => 16, 24 | CHAN_2TONE_ID => 17, 25 | CHAN_COLOR_CODE => 18, 26 | CHAN_SLOT => 21, 27 | CHAN_SCANLIST_NAME => 22, 28 | }; 29 | 30 | use constant { 31 | VAL_DIGITAL => 'D-Digital', 32 | VAL_ANALOG => 'A-Analog', 33 | }; 34 | 35 | use constant { 36 | COLOR_OK => "#88FF88", 37 | COLOR_WARN => "#FFFF88", 38 | COLOR_BAD => "#FF8888", 39 | }; 40 | 41 | my $csv = Text::CSV_XS->new({binary => 1, auto_diag => 1, quote_char=>'"'}); 42 | 43 | main(); 44 | exit 0; 45 | 46 | 47 | sub main 48 | { 49 | my @data; 50 | my @header; 51 | 52 | if (scalar (@ARGV) == 0) 53 | { 54 | usage(); 55 | exit(-1); 56 | } 57 | 58 | html_start(); 59 | 60 | my $filename = $ARGV[0]; 61 | 62 | # walk through the file and build a giant 2D array of the rows and columns in this file. 63 | open(my $fh, $filename) or die("Couldn't open file '$filename': $!\n"); 64 | for(my $line_no = 0; my $row = $csv->getline($fh); $line_no++) 65 | { 66 | if ($line_no == 0) 67 | { 68 | @header = @$row; 69 | } 70 | else 71 | { 72 | push @data, $row; 73 | } 74 | } 75 | close ($fh) or die("Couldn't close file '$filename': $!\n"); 76 | 77 | report_digital_repeater_freq_pairs(\@data); 78 | report_digital_repeater_color_codes(\@data); 79 | report_digital_repeater_talk_groups_slots(\@data); 80 | report_digital_repeater_arbitrary_fields(\@data); 81 | html_end(); 82 | } 83 | 84 | 85 | sub report_digital_repeater_freq_pairs 86 | { 87 | my ($data_ref) =@_; 88 | 89 | my @key_array = (0); 90 | analyze_key_value_pairs($data_ref, \@key_array, \&repeater_name, \&repeater_pair, \&digital_repeater_filter, 91 | \&chan_num_and_name, "Scan List Name", "Frequency Pair (RX / TX)", 92 | join_freq_pairs("???.?????","???.?????"), 93 | "Digital Repeater Frequency Pair Consistency Report"); 94 | } 95 | 96 | sub report_digital_repeater_color_codes 97 | { 98 | my ($data_ref) = @_; 99 | 100 | my @key_array = (0); 101 | analyze_key_value_pairs($data_ref, \@key_array, \&repeater_name, \&color_code, \&digital_repeater_filter, 102 | \&chan_num_and_name, "Scan List Name", "Color Code", "??", 103 | "Digital Repeater Color Code Consistency Report"); 104 | } 105 | 106 | sub report_digital_repeater_talk_groups_slots 107 | { 108 | my ($data_ref) = @_; 109 | 110 | my @key_array = (0); 111 | analyze_key_value_pairs($data_ref, \@key_array, \&talk_group, \&time_slot, \&digital_repeater_filter, 112 | \&chan_num_and_name, "Talk Group", "Time Slot", "??", 113 | "Digital Repeater Talk Group / Time Slot Consistency Report"); 114 | } 115 | 116 | sub report_digital_repeater_arbitrary_fields 117 | { 118 | my ($data_ref) = @_; 119 | 120 | my @key_array = (5, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27, 28, 29, 30, 31,32, 34, 35, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44); 121 | analyze_key_value_pairs($data_ref, \@key_array, \&arbitrary_field_key, \&arbitrary_field_value, 122 | \&digital_repeater_filter, \&chan_num_and_name, "Field", "Value", "??", 123 | "Digital Repeater Other Field Consistency Report"); 124 | } 125 | 126 | sub color_code 127 | { 128 | my ($id, $chan) = @_; 129 | return $chan->[CHAN_COLOR_CODE]; 130 | } 131 | 132 | sub talk_group 133 | { 134 | my ($id, $chan) = @_; 135 | return $chan->[CHAN_CONTACT]; 136 | } 137 | 138 | sub time_slot 139 | { 140 | my ($id, $chan) = @_; 141 | return $chan->[CHAN_SLOT]; 142 | } 143 | 144 | sub chan_num_and_name 145 | { 146 | my ($id, $chan) = @_; 147 | return "Channel " . $chan->[CHAN_NUM] . " - \"" . $chan->[CHAN_NAME] . "\""; 148 | } 149 | 150 | sub repeater_pair 151 | { 152 | my ($id, $chan) = @_; 153 | return join_freq_pairs($chan->[CHAN_RX_FREQ], $chan->[CHAN_TX_FREQ]); 154 | } 155 | 156 | sub repeater_name 157 | { 158 | my ($id, $chan) = @_; 159 | return $chan->[CHAN_SCANLIST_NAME]; 160 | } 161 | 162 | sub arbitrary_field_value 163 | { 164 | my ($id, $chan) = @_; 165 | return $chan->[$id]; 166 | } 167 | 168 | sub arbitrary_field_key 169 | { 170 | my ($id, $chan) = @_; 171 | return anytone_channels_csv_column_name($id); 172 | } 173 | 174 | sub digital_repeater_filter 175 | { 176 | my ($chan) = @_; 177 | 178 | return $chan->[CHAN_MODE] eq VAL_DIGITAL && $chan->[CHAN_RX_FREQ] ne $chan->[CHAN_TX_FREQ]; 179 | } 180 | 181 | sub analyze_key_value_pairs 182 | { 183 | my ($data_ref, $key_array, $key_func, $value_func, $filter_func, $chan_name_func, 184 | $key_name, $value_name, 185 | $unknown_value, $title) = @_; 186 | 187 | html_section($title); 188 | 189 | my %data; 190 | foreach my $chan (@{$data_ref}) 191 | { 192 | if ($filter_func->($chan)) 193 | { 194 | foreach my $key_id (@{$key_array}) 195 | { 196 | my $value = $value_func->($key_id, $chan); 197 | my $key = $key_func->($key_id, $chan); 198 | push @{$data{$key}->{$value}}, $chan_name_func->($key_id, $chan); 199 | } 200 | } 201 | 202 | } 203 | 204 | print ""; 205 | print ""; 206 | 207 | 208 | foreach my $key (sort keys %data) 209 | { 210 | 211 | my $sum = 0; 212 | my $max_count = 0; 213 | my $max_value = ''; 214 | my $distinct_values = 0; 215 | foreach my $value (sort keys %{$data{$key}}) 216 | { 217 | my $count = scalar @{$data{$key}->{$value}}; 218 | if ($count > $max_count) 219 | { 220 | $max_value = $value; 221 | $max_count = $count; 222 | } 223 | $sum += $count; 224 | $distinct_values++; 225 | } 226 | 227 | my $likely_value; 228 | my $likely_count = $max_count; 229 | my $bg_color; 230 | 231 | if ($distinct_values == 1) 232 | { 233 | $bg_color = COLOR_OK; 234 | $likely_value = $max_value; 235 | } 236 | elsif ($max_count / $sum > 0.70) # if 70% of the channels are using this pair it's the dominate pair 237 | { 238 | $bg_color = COLOR_BAD; 239 | $likely_value = $max_value; 240 | } 241 | else 242 | { 243 | $bg_color = COLOR_WARN; 244 | $likely_value = $unknown_value; 245 | $likely_count = "??"; 246 | } 247 | 248 | print ""; 249 | 250 | # OK... so we found more than one value for this key... let's highlight the odd-balls 251 | if ($distinct_values != 1) 252 | { 253 | foreach my $value (sort keys %{$data{$key}}) 254 | { 255 | next if ($value eq $likely_value); # these are the good ones, no need to print them 256 | 257 | foreach my $chan_desc (@{$data{$key}->{$value}}) 258 | { 259 | print ""; 260 | print ""; 261 | print ""; 262 | } 263 | } 264 | } 265 | } 266 | 267 | print "
$key_nameCount$value_name
$key$likely_count$likely_value
      $chan_desc$value
"; 268 | 269 | } 270 | 271 | 272 | 273 | sub usage 274 | { 275 | print "$0 \n"; 276 | } 277 | 278 | 279 | sub join_freq_pairs 280 | { 281 | my ($rx, $tx) = @_; 282 | return "$rx   $tx"; 283 | } 284 | 285 | sub split_freq_pairs 286 | { 287 | my ($pair) = @_; 288 | 289 | my ($rx, $tx); 290 | if ($pair =~ /^(.*?)\s+(.*)/) 291 | { 292 | $rx = $1; 293 | $tx = $2; 294 | } 295 | return ($rx, $tx); 296 | } 297 | 298 | sub html_start 299 | { 300 | print <<'HTML_START'; 301 | Andrew's Booger Detector 302 | 311 | 312 |

Andrew's Booger Detector

313 | HTML_START 314 | } 315 | 316 | sub html_section 317 | { 318 | my $section = shift @_; 319 | print "

$section

"; 320 | } 321 | 322 | sub html_end 323 | { 324 | print ""; 325 | } 326 | 327 | sub anytone_channels_csv_column_name 328 | { 329 | my $col_num = shift @_; 330 | 331 | my %cols = ( 332 | 0 => "No.", 333 | 1 => "Channel Name", 334 | 2 => "Receive Frequency", 335 | 3 => "Transmit Frequency", 336 | 4 => "Channel Type", 337 | 5 => "Transmit Power", 338 | 6 => "Band Width", 339 | 7 => "CTCSS/DCS Decode", 340 | 8 => "CTCSS/DCS Encode", 341 | 9 => "Contact", 342 | 10 => "Contact Call Type", 343 | 11 => "Contact TG/DMR ID", 344 | 12 => "Radio ID", 345 | 13 => "Busy Lock/TX Permit", 346 | 14 => "Squelch Mode", 347 | 15 => "Optional Signal", 348 | 16 => "DTMF ID", 349 | 17 => "2Tone ID", 350 | 18 => "5Tone ID", 351 | 19 => "PTT ID", 352 | 20 => "Color Code", 353 | 21 => "Slot", 354 | 22 => "Scan List", 355 | 23 => "Receive Group List", 356 | 24 => "TX Prohibit", 357 | 25 => "Reverse", 358 | 26 => "Simplex TDMA", 359 | 27 => "TDMA Adaptive", 360 | 28 => "Encryption Type", 361 | 29 => "Digital Encryption", 362 | 30 => "Call Confirmation", 363 | 31 => "Talk Around", 364 | 32 => "Work Alone", 365 | 33 => "Custom CTCSS", 366 | 34 => "2TONE Decode", 367 | 35 => "Ranging", 368 | 36 => "Through Mode", 369 | 37 => "Digi APRS RX", 370 | 38 => "Analog APRS PTT Mode", 371 | 39 => "Digital APRS PTT Mode", 372 | 40 => "APRS Report Type", 373 | 41 => "Digital APRS Report Channel", 374 | 42 => "Correct Frequency[Hz]", 375 | 43 => "SMS Confirmation", 376 | 44 => "Exclude channel from roaming", 377 | ); 378 | 379 | my $result = "Unknown Column '$col_num'"; 380 | if (length($cols{$col_num}) > 0) 381 | { 382 | $result = $cols{$col_num}; 383 | } 384 | 385 | return $result; 386 | } 387 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /output/zones.csv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "No.","Zone Name","Zone Channel Member","Zone Channel Member RX Frequency","Zone Channel Member TX Frequency","A Channel","A 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1|Bridge|California 1|Canada|Comm 1|DCI 1|DCI 2|English PTT 123|Hawaii|I5|Idaho 1|Local 1|Local 2|Montana 2|Net 2|North America|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|Public Service 1|Public Service 2|SNARS 1|TAC 1|TAC 2|TAC 3|TAC 310|TAC 311|TAC 312|TAC 313|TAC 314|TAC 315|TAC 316|TAC 317|TAC 318|TAC 319|USA|Wash 1|Wash 2|Worldwide|Worldwide Englsh","146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5|146.5","147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5|147.5","Audio Test","146.5","147.5","Audio Test","146.5","147.5" 6 | "5","Bremerton/Gold","Audio Test|BC 1|Bridge|California 1|Canada|Comm 1|DCI 1|DCI 2|English PTT 123|Hawaii|I5|Local 1|Local 2|Montana 2|Net 2|North America|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|PNW Regional|Public Service 1|Public Service 2|SNARS 1|TAC 1|TAC 2|TAC 3|TAC 310|TAC 311|TAC 312|TAC 313|TAC 314|TAC 315|TAC 316|TAC 317|TAC 318|TAC 319|USA|Wash 1|Wash 2|Worldwide|Worldwide Englsh","440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7|440.7","445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7|445.7","Audio Test","440.7","445.7","Audio Test","440.7","445.7" 7 | "6","Bridget 434","Cascades East|I5|Idaho 1|Local 2|MPRG|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|PNW Regional|Public Service 1|Public Service 2|TAC 1|TAC 2|TAC 310|TAC 314|TAC 8|TG 9|Wash 1|Wash 2","434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434","434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434","Cascades East","434","434","Cascades East","434","434" 8 | "7","Buxton Oregon","Audio Test|I5|Local 1|Local 2|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|TAC 310|Wash 1|Wash 2","444.025|444.025|444.025|444.025|444.025|444.025|444.025|444.025|444.025|444.025|444.025","449.025|449.025|449.025|449.025|449.025|449.025|449.025|449.025|449.025|449.025|449.025","Audio Test","444.025","449.025","Audio Test","444.025","449.025" 9 | "8","Colton Oregon","Audio Test|I5|Local 1|Local 2|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|Wash 1","442.75|442.75|442.75|442.75|442.75|442.75|442.75|442.75|442.75","447.75|447.75|447.75|447.75|447.75|447.75|447.75|447.75|447.75","Audio Test","442.75","447.75","Audio Test","442.75","447.75" 10 | "9","Couer d' Alene","Audio Test|Bridge|Cascades East|Idaho 1|Idaho ARES|Local 1|Local 2|Montana 2|MPRG|MTN 2|Net 2|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|SNARS 1|TAC 1|TAC 2|TAC 3|TAC 310|TAC 311|TAC 312|TAC 313|TAC 314|TAC 315|TAC 316|TAC 317|TAC 318|TAC 319|Wash 1|Wash 2","440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925","445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925","Audio Test","440.925","445.925","Audio Test","440.925","445.925" 11 | "10","DMR APRS","BM 431 TS2|BM 432 TS2|BM 433 TS2|BM 434 TS1|BM 434 TS2|BM 435 TS2","431|432|433|434|434|435","431|432|433|434|434|435","BM 431 TS2","431","431","BM 431 TS2","431","431" 12 | "11","Ellens/SunE UHF","Audio Test|BC 1|Bridge|California 1|Canada|Cascades East|Comm 1|DCI 1|DCI 2|English PTT 123|Idaho 1|Local 1|Local 2|Montana 2|Net 2|North America|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|PNW Regional|Public Service 1|Public Service 2|TAC 1|TAC 2|TAC 3|TAC 310|TAC 311|TAC 312|TAC 313|TAC 314|TAC 315|TAC 316|TAC 317|TAC 318|TAC 319|USA|Wash 1|Wash 2|Worldwide Englsh","440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925|440.925","445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925|445.925","Audio Test","440.925","445.925","Audio Test","440.925","445.925" 13 | "12","Ellens/SunE VHF","Audio Test|BC 1|Bridge|California 1|Canada|Cascades East|Idaho 1|Local 1|Local 2|Montana 2|Net 2|North America|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|PNW Regional|Public Service 1|TAC 1|TAC 2|TAC 3|TAC 310|USA|Wash 1|Wash 2","147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125","146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125","Audio Test","147.4125","146.4125","Audio Test","147.4125","146.4125" 14 | "13","Enumclaw Baldi","Audio Test|BC 1|Bridge|California 1|Canada|Comm 1|Comm 2|DCI 1|DCI 2|English PTT 123|Fusion|Hawaii|I5|Idaho 1|Local 1|Local 2|Michigan 1|Montana 2|MTN 2|Net 2|North America|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|PNW Regional|Public Service 1|Public Service 2|SNARS 1|TAC 1|TAC 2|TAC 3|TAC 310|TAC 311|TAC 312|TAC 313|TAC 314|TAC 315|TAC 316|TAC 317|TAC 318|TAC 319|USA|Wash 1|Wash 2|Worldwide|Worldwide Englsh","441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35|441.35","446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35|446.35","Audio Test","441.35","446.35","Audio Test","441.35","446.35" 15 | "14","Everson-Mt Sumas","Audio Test|BC 1|Bridge|California 1|Canada|Cascades East|Comm 1|DCI 1|DCI 2|Em Comm 1|EmComm 2|Hawaii|I5|Idaho 1|Local 1|Local 2|Montana 2|Net 2|North America|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 2|PNW Regional|Public Service 1|Public Service 2|TAC 1|TAC 2|TAC 3|TAC 310|TAC 311|TAC 313|TAC 314|TAC 319|USA|Wash 1|Wash 2|Worldwide|Worldwide Englsh","440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375|440.375","445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375|445.375","Audio Test","440.375","445.375","Audio Test","440.375","445.375" 16 | "15","HotSpot","Alaska|Arizona|Audio Test|BayNet|California 1|Colorado HD|Hawaii|Idaho 1|Michigan 1|Minnesota|Montana 2|MPRG|MTN 2|NoCO|NorCal|North America|NXDN Alabama|NXDN Florida|NXDN N America|NXDN Ragchew|NXDN Worldwide|Oregon 1|PNW Regional|SNARS 1|SoCal|TAC 310|TAC 311|TAC 312|Texas|TG 9|Utah|Wash 1","434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434","434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434","Alaska","434","434","Alaska","434","434" 17 | "16","Kelso Columbia","Audio Test|BC 1|Bridge|California 1|English PTT 123|Hawaii|I5|Local 1|Local 2|MTN 2|North America|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|TAC 1|TAC 310|TAC 311|TAC 312|USA|Wash 1|Wash 2|Worldwide|Worldwide Englsh","444.7125|444.7125|444.7125|444.7125|444.7125|444.7125|444.7125|444.7125|444.7125|444.7125|444.7125|444.7125|444.7125|444.7125|444.7125|444.7125|444.7125|444.7125|444.7125|444.7125|444.7125|444.7125|444.7125|444.7125","449.7125|449.7125|449.7125|449.7125|449.7125|449.7125|449.7125|449.7125|449.7125|449.7125|449.7125|449.7125|449.7125|449.7125|449.7125|449.7125|449.7125|449.7125|449.7125|449.7125|449.7125|449.7125|449.7125|449.7125","Audio Test","444.7125","449.7125","Audio Test","444.7125","449.7125" 18 | "17","Kelso Rainier","Audio Test|BC 1|Bridge|English PTT 123|Hawaii|I5|Local 1|Local 2|MTN 2|North America|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|TAC 1|TAC 310|TAC 311|TAC 312|USA|Wash 1|Wash 2|Worldwide|Worldwide Englsh","441.7|441.7|441.7|441.7|441.7|441.7|441.7|441.7|441.7|441.7|441.7|441.7|441.7|441.7|441.7|441.7|441.7|441.7|441.7|441.7|441.7|441.7|441.7","446.7|446.7|446.7|446.7|446.7|446.7|446.7|446.7|446.7|446.7|446.7|446.7|446.7|446.7|446.7|446.7|446.7|446.7|446.7|446.7|446.7|446.7|446.7","Audio Test","441.7","446.7","Audio Test","441.7","446.7" 19 | "18","Mazama UHF","Audio Test|BC 1|Bridge|California 1|Canada|Cascades East|Comm 1|Comm 2|DCI 1|DCI 2|English PTT 123|Fusion|Hawaii|I5|Idaho 1|Local 1|Local 2|Michigan 1|Michigan 2|Montana 2|MPRG|MTN 2|Net 2|North America|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|PNW Regional|Public Service 1|Public Service 2|SNARS 1|TAC 1|TAC 2|TAC 3|TAC 310|TAC 311|TAC 312|TAC 313|TAC 314|TAC 315|TAC 316|TAC 317|TAC 318|TAC 319|USA|Wash 1|Wash 2|Worldwide|Worldwide Englsh","433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15|433.15","449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65|449.65","Audio Test","433.15","449.65","Audio Test","433.15","449.65" 20 | "19","Mazama VHF","Audio Test|BC 1|Bridge|California 1|Canada|Cascades East|Comm 1|Comm 2|DCI 1|DCI 2|English PTT 123|Fusion|Hawaii|I5|Idaho 1|Local 1|Local 2|Michigan 1|Michigan 2|Montana 2|MPRG|MTN 2|Net 2|North America|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|PNW Regional|Public Service 1|Public Service 2|SNARS 1|TAC 1|TAC 2|TAC 3|TAC 310|TAC 311|TAC 312|TAC 313|TAC 314|TAC 315|TAC 316|TAC 317|TAC 318|TAC 319|USA|Wash 1|Wash 2|Worldwide|Worldwide Englsh","145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51|145.51","147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51|147.51","Audio Test","145.51","147.51","Audio Test","145.51","147.51" 21 | "20","Megler WA","Audio Test|I5|Local 1|Local 2|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|TAC 310|Wash 1|Wash 2","444.2375|444.2375|444.2375|444.2375|444.2375|444.2375|444.2375|444.2375|444.2375|444.2375|444.2375","449.2375|449.2375|449.2375|449.2375|449.2375|449.2375|449.2375|449.2375|449.2375|449.2375|449.2375","Audio Test","444.2375","449.2375","Audio Test","444.2375","449.2375" 22 | "21","Mt. Hebo","Audio Test|I5|Local 1|Local 2|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|TAC 310|Wash 1|Wash 2","442.8125|442.8125|442.8125|442.8125|442.8125|442.8125|442.8125|442.8125|442.8125|442.8125|442.8125","447.8125|447.8125|447.8125|447.8125|447.8125|447.8125|447.8125|447.8125|447.8125|447.8125|447.8125","Audio Test","442.8125","447.8125","Audio Test","442.8125","447.8125" 23 | "22","Mt. Hood","Audio Test|I5|Local 1|Local 2|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|TAC 310|Wash 1|Wash 2","442.9875|442.9875|442.9875|442.9875|442.9875|442.9875|442.9875|442.9875|442.9875|442.9875|442.9875","447.9875|447.9875|447.9875|447.9875|447.9875|447.9875|447.9875|447.9875|447.9875|447.9875|447.9875","Audio Test","442.9875","447.9875","Audio Test","442.9875","447.9875" 24 | "23","Mt. Seymour","Alberta|BC 1|BC 2|BC Local Net 1|Bridge 2 103100|Canada|Comm 1|Comm 2|DCI 1|DCI 2|English PTT 113|English PTT 123|I5|Manitoba|New Brunswick|North America|Ontario|PNW 1|PNW 2|TAC 310|Wash 1|Wash 2|Worldwide|Worldwide Englsh","443.4|443.4|443.4|443.4|443.4|443.4|443.4|443.4|443.4|443.4|443.4|443.4|443.4|443.4|443.4|443.4|443.4|443.4|443.4|443.4|443.4|443.4|443.4|443.4","448.4|448.4|448.4|448.4|448.4|448.4|448.4|448.4|448.4|448.4|448.4|448.4|448.4|448.4|448.4|448.4|448.4|448.4|448.4|448.4|448.4|448.4|448.4|448.4","Alberta","443.4","448.4","Alberta","443.4","448.4" 25 | "24","NBend/ValleyCamp","Audio Test|Cascades East|I5|Idaho 1|Local 1|Local 2|Net 2|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|PNW Regional|Public Service 1|Public Service 2|TAC 1|TAC 2|TAC 3|USA|Wash 1|Wash 2","440.725|440.725|440.725|440.725|440.725|440.725|440.725|440.725|440.725|440.725|440.725|440.725|440.725|440.725|440.725|440.725|440.725|440.725|440.725|440.725","445.725|445.725|445.725|445.725|445.725|445.725|445.725|445.725|445.725|445.725|445.725|445.725|445.725|445.725|445.725|445.725|445.725|445.725|445.725|445.725","Audio Test","440.725","445.725","Audio Test","440.725","445.725" 26 | "25","New Westminster","Alberta|BC 1|BC 2|BC Local Net 1|Bridge|Canada|Comm 1|Comm 2|DCI 1|DCI 2|English PTT 113|English PTT 123|I5|Manitoba|New Brunswick|North America|Ontario|PNW 1|PNW 2|TAC 310|Wash 1|Wash 2|Worldwide|Worldwide Englsh","444.6|444.6|444.6|444.6|444.6|444.6|444.6|444.6|444.6|444.6|444.6|444.6|444.6|444.6|444.6|444.6|444.6|444.6|444.6|444.6|444.6|444.6|444.6|444.6","449.6|449.6|449.6|449.6|449.6|449.6|449.6|449.6|449.6|449.6|449.6|449.6|449.6|449.6|449.6|449.6|449.6|449.6|449.6|449.6|449.6|449.6|449.6|449.6","Alberta","444.6","449.6","Alberta","444.6","449.6" 27 | "26","Olympia/Cap Pk.","Audio Test|BC 1|Bridge|California 1|Canada|Comm 1|DCI 1|DCI 2|English PTT 123|Hawaii|I5|Idaho 1|Local 1|Local 2|Montana 2|Net 2|North America|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|PNW Regional|Public Service 1|Public Service 2|SNARS 1|TAC 1|TAC 2|TAC 3|TAC 310|TAC 311|TAC 312|TAC 313|TAC 314|TAC 315|TAC 316|TAC 317|TAC 318|TAC 319|USA|Wash 1|Wash 2|Worldwide|Worldwide Englsh","440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125|440.7125","445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125|445.7125","Audio Test","440.7125","445.7125","Audio Test","440.7125","445.7125" 28 | "27","Oso/Frailey","Audio Test|BC 1|Bridge|California 1|Comm 1|Comm 2|DCI 1|DCI 2|English PTT 123|Hawaii|I5|Local 1|Local 2|Montana 2|MTN 2|Net 2|North America|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|PNW Regional|Public Service 1|Public Service 2|SNARS 1|TAC 1|TAC 2|TAC 3|TAC 310|TAC 311|TAC 312|TAC 313|TAC 314|TAC 315|TAC 316|TAC 317|TAC 318|TAC 319|USA|Wash 1|Wash 2|Worldwide|Worldwide Englsh","444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15","449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15","Audio Test","444.15","449.15","Audio Test","444.15","449.15" 29 | "28","Peter 434","Cascades East|Idaho 1|PNW Regional|TAC 1|TAC 2|TAC 8|TG 9|Wash 1","434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434","434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434","Cascades East","434","434","Cascades East","434","434" 30 | "29","Portland","Audio Test|I5|Local 1|Local 2|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|TAC 310|Wash 1|Wash 2","440.625|440.625|440.625|440.625|440.625|440.625|440.625|440.625|440.625|440.625|440.625","445.625|445.625|445.625|445.625|445.625|445.625|445.625|445.625|445.625|445.625|445.625","Audio Test","440.625","445.625","Audio Test","440.625","445.625" 31 | "30","Redmond Oregon","Audio Test|I5|Local 1|Local 2|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|TAC 310|Wash 1|Wash 2","442.95|442.95|442.95|442.95|442.95|442.95|442.95|442.95|442.95|442.95|442.95","447.95|447.95|447.95|447.95|447.95|447.95|447.95|447.95|447.95|447.95|447.95","Audio Test","442.95","447.95","Audio Test","442.95","447.95" 32 | "31","Rex","Cascades East|Idaho 1|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|PNW Regional|Public Service 1|Public Service 2|TAC 1|TAC 2|TAC 8|TG 9|USA|Wash 1|Wash 2","433|433|433|433|433|433|433|433|433|433|433|433|433|433|433|433","440|440|440|440|440|440|440|440|440|440|440|440|440|440|440|440","Cascades East","433","440","Cascades East","433","440" 33 | "32","Sea/Analog UHF","440.1000 K7SLB|440.5250 W7ACS|440.6500 K7CH|441.8000 W7AW|442.8750 WA7UHF|442.9000 WA7LZO|443.0000 WA7ACS|443.4750 WA7ACS|443.5000 W7VMI|443.5500 W7SRZ|443.6500 W7ACS|443.7750 KG7CM|444.2250 KC7LFW|444.3750 AJ7JA|444.4250 WW7SEA|444.5500 WW7SEA|444.7000 WW7SEA|444.7750 K7IDS|444.8250 W7SRZ|GMRS 1|GMRS 2|GMRS 4|GMRS 6","440.1|440.525|440.65|441.8|442.875|442.9|443|443.475|443.5|443.55|443.65|443.775|444.225|444.375|444.425|444.55|444.7|444.775|444.825|462.55|462.575|462.625|462.675","445.1|445.525|445.65|446.8|447.875|447.9|448|448.475|448.5|448.55|448.65|448.775|449.225|449.375|449.425|449.55|449.7|449.775|449.825|467.55|467.575|467.625|467.675","440.1000 K7SLB","440.1","445.1","440.1000 K7SLB","440.1","445.1" 34 | "33","Sea/Analog VHF","145.1100 KC7SAR|145.2100 W7DK|145.3100 KC7IYE|145.3300 K7NWS|145.3500 W7ZLJ|145.4700 K7CPR|145.4900 K7LWH|146.6200 WW7RA|146.6600 WA7ST|146.7800 N7EBB|146.8200 K7LED|146.9000 W7SRZ|146.9200 WB7VYA|146.9600 WW7PSR|147.0000 W7DX|147.0600 W7AW|147.1600 W7MIR|147.4375 KF7VUR","145.11|145.21|145.31|145.33|145.35|145.47|145.49|146.62|146.66|146.78|146.82|146.9|146.92|146.96|147|147.06|147.16|147.4375","144.51|144.61|144.71|144.73|144.75|144.87|144.89|146.02|146.06|146.18|146.22|146.3|146.32|146.36|146.4|147.66|147.76|146.4375","145.1100 KC7SAR","145.11","144.51","145.1100 KC7SAR","145.11","144.51" 35 | "34","Seattle/Cougar","BC 1|Bridge|California 1|Canada|Comm 1|Comm 2|DCI 1|DCI 2|English PTT 123|Fusion|Hawaii|I5|Idaho 1|Local 1|Local 2|Michigan 1|Montana 2|MTN 2|Net 2|North America|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|PNW Regional|Public Service 1|Public Service 2|SNARS 1|TAC 1|TAC 2|TAC 3|TAC 310|TAC 311|TAC 312|TAC 313|TAC 314|TAC 315|TAC 316|TAC 317|TAC 318|TAC 319|USA|Wash 1|Wash 2|Worldwide|Worldwide Englsh","441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875|441.2875","446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875|446.2875","BC 1","441.2875","446.2875","BC 1","441.2875","446.2875" 36 | "35","Seattle/Metro","BC 1|Bridge|Cascades East|English PTT 123|I5|Idaho 1|Local 1|Local 2|Net 2|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|PNW Regional|Public Service 1|Public Service 2|TAC 1|TAC 310|USA|Wash 1|Wash 2|Worldwide|Worldwide Englsh","441.325|441.325|441.325|441.325|441.325|441.325|441.325|441.325|441.325|441.325|441.325|441.325|441.325|441.325|441.325|441.325|441.325|441.325|441.325|441.325|441.325|441.325|441.325","446.325|446.325|446.325|446.325|446.325|446.325|446.325|446.325|446.325|446.325|446.325|446.325|446.325|446.325|446.325|446.325|446.325|446.325|446.325|446.325|446.325|446.325|446.325","BC 1","441.325","446.325","BC 1","441.325","446.325" 37 | "36","Seattle/Tiger","Audio Test|BC 1|Bridge|Cascades East|English PTT 123|I5|Idaho 1|Local 1|Local 2|Net 2|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|PNW Regional|Public Service 1|Public Service 2|TAC 1|TAC 310|USA|Wash 1|Wash 2|Worldwide|Worldwide Englsh","442.025|442.025|442.025|442.025|442.025|442.025|442.025|442.025|442.025|442.025|442.025|442.025|442.025|442.025|442.025|442.025|442.025|442.025|442.025|442.025|442.025|442.025|442.025|442.025","447.025|447.025|447.025|447.025|447.025|447.025|447.025|447.025|447.025|447.025|447.025|447.025|447.025|447.025|447.025|447.025|447.025|447.025|447.025|447.025|447.025|447.025|447.025|447.025","Audio Test","442.025","447.025","Audio Test","442.025","447.025" 38 | "37","Simplex","DMR 145.51|DMR 145.79|DMR 433.45|DMR 441.00|DMR 446.075|DMR 446.5|FM 146.52|FM 446.000","145.51|145.79|433.45|441|446.075|446.5|146.52|446","145.51|145.79|433.45|441|446.075|446.5|146.52|446","DMR 145.51","145.51","145.51","DMR 145.51","145.51","145.51" 39 | "38","Snoq 1","Audio Test|BC 1|Bridge|Cascades East|Comm 1|I5|Idaho 1|Local 1|Local 2|Net 2|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|PNW Regional|Public Service 1|Public Service 2|TAC 1|TAC 2|TAC 3|TAC 310|USA|Wash 1|Wash 2","147.02|147.02|147.02|147.02|147.02|147.02|147.02|147.02|147.02|147.02|147.02|147.02|147.02|147.02|147.02|147.02|147.02|147.02|147.02|147.02|147.02|147.02|147.02|147.02","147.62|147.62|147.62|147.62|147.62|147.62|147.62|147.62|147.62|147.62|147.62|147.62|147.62|147.62|147.62|147.62|147.62|147.62|147.62|147.62|147.62|147.62|147.62|147.62","Audio Test","147.02","147.62","Audio Test","147.02","147.62" 40 | "39","Spok/Krell UHF","Audio Test|BC 1|Cascades East|Hawaii 31150|I5|Idaho 1|Local 1|Local 2|MTN 2|Net 2|North America|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|PNW Regional|Public Service 1|Public Service 2|SNARS 1|TAC 1|TAC 2|TAC 3|TAC 310|TAC 311|TAC 312|TAC 313|TAC 314|TAC 315|TAC 316|TAC 317|TAC 318|TAC 319|USA|Wash 1|Wash 2","444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125|444.125","449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125|449.125","Audio Test","444.125","449.125","Audio Test","444.125","449.125" 41 | "40","Spok/Krell VHF","Audio Test|BC 1|Cascades East|Hawaii 31150|I5|Idaho 1|Local 1|Local 2|MTN 2|Net 2|North America|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|PNW Regional|Public Service 1|Public Service 2|SNARS 1|TAC 1|TAC 2|TAC 3|TAC 310|TAC 311|TAC 312|TAC 313|TAC 314|TAC 315|TAC 316|TAC 317|TAC 318|TAC 319|USA|Wash 1|Wash 2","147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125","146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125","Audio Test","147.4125","146.4125","Audio Test","147.4125","146.4125" 42 | "41","Spok/Lookout UHF","Audio Test|BC 1|Cascades East|Hawaii|I5|Idaho 1|Local 1|Local 2|MTN 2|Net 2|North America|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|PNW Regional|Public Service 1|Public Service 2|SNARS 1|TAC 1|TAC 2|TAC 3|TAC 310|TAC 311|TAC 312|TAC 313|TAC 314|TAC 315|TAC 316|TAC 317|TAC 318|TAC 319|USA|Wash 1|Wash 2","444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15|444.15","449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15|449.15","Audio Test","444.15","449.15","Audio Test","444.15","449.15" 43 | "42","Sultan/Haystack","I5|Idaho 1|Local 1|Local 2|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 2|TAC 1|TAC 2|TAC 3|TAC 310|TAC 311|TAC 312|Wash 1|Wash 2","444.4|444.4|444.4|444.4|444.4|444.4|444.4|444.4|444.4|444.4|444.4|444.4|444.4|444.4|444.4","449.4|449.4|449.4|449.4|449.4|449.4|449.4|449.4|449.4|449.4|449.4|449.4|449.4|449.4|449.4","I5","444.4","449.4","I5","444.4","449.4" 44 | "43","Suzy 434","Cascades East|Idaho 1|Local 2|Montana 2|MPRG|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|PNW Regional|Public Service 1|Public Service 2|TAC 1|TAC 2|TAC 8|TG 9|Wash 1|Wash 2","434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434","434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434|434","Cascades East","434","434","Cascades East","434","434" 45 | "44","SW WA UHF","Audio Test|I5|Local 1|Local 2|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|TAC 310|Wash 1|Wash 2","442.95|442.95|442.95|442.95|442.95|442.95|442.95|442.95|442.95|442.95|442.95","447.95|447.95|447.95|447.95|447.95|447.95|447.95|447.95|447.95|447.95|447.95","Audio Test","442.95","447.95","Audio Test","442.95","447.95" 46 | "45","SW WA VHF","Audio Test|BC 1|Bridge|California 1|Canada|Comm 1|DCI 1|DCI 2|I5|Local 1|Local 2|Montana 2|Net 2|North America|Oregon 1|Parrot|PNW 1|PNW 2|Public Service 1|Public Service 2|TAC 1|TAC 310|TAC 311|TAC 312|TAC 313|TAC 314|TAC 319|USA|Wash 1|Wash 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But first, 675 | please read . 676 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /output/scanlists.csv: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | "No.","Scan List Name","Scan Channel Member","Scan Channel Member RX Frequency","Scan Channel Member TX Frequency","Scan Mode","Priority Channel Select","Priority Channel 1","Priority Channel 1 RX Frequency","Priority Channel 1 TX Frequency","Priority Channel 2","Priority Channel 2 RX Frequency","Priority Channel 2 TX Frequency","Revert Channel","Look Back Time A[s]","Look Back Time B[s]","Dropout Delay Time[s]","Dwell Time[s]" 2 | "1","Alaska","Alaska","434","434","Off","Off","","","Off","","","Selected","0.5","0.5","0.1","0.1" 3 | "2","Alberta","Alberta|Alberta","443.4|444.6","448.4|449.6","Off","Off","","","Off","","","Selected","0.5","0.5","0.1","0.1" 4 | "3","APRS - Analog","144.39 aprs Rx|146.500 aprs|4.39 Alert 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1","145.51|146.5|147.4125|433.15|434|440.7|440.7125|440.725|440.7375|440.925|440.925|441.2875|441.35|444.125|444.15|444.15","147.51|147.5|146.4125|449.65|434|445.7|445.7125|445.725|445.7375|445.925|445.925|446.2875|446.35|449.125|449.15|449.15","Off","Off","","","Off","","","Selected","0.5","0.5","0.1","0.1" 63 | "62","SoCal","SoCal","434","434","Off","Off","","","Off","","","Selected","0.5","0.5","0.1","0.1" 64 | "63","TAC 1","TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 1|TAC 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310","145.51|146.5|147.02|147.12|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|433.15|434|434|434|440.375|440.625|440.7|440.7125|440.725|440.7375|440.925|440.925|440.925|441.2875|441.325|441.35|441.7|442.025|442.8125|442.95|442.95|442.9875|443.4|443.75|444.025|444.125|444.15|444.15|444.2375|444.4|444.6|444.7125","147.51|147.5|147.62|147.72|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|449.65|434|434|434|445.375|445.625|445.7|445.7125|445.725|445.7375|445.925|445.925|445.925|446.2875|446.325|446.35|446.7|447.025|447.8125|447.95|447.95|447.9875|448.4|448.75|449.025|449.125|449.15|449.15|449.2375|449.4|449.6|449.7125","Off","Off","","","Off","","","Selected","0.5","0.5","0.1","0.1" 68 | "67","TAC 311","TAC 311|TAC 311|TAC 311|TAC 311|TAC 311|TAC 311|TAC 311|TAC 311|TAC 311|TAC 311|TAC 311|TAC 311|TAC 311|TAC 311|TAC 311|TAC 311|TAC 311|TAC 311|TAC 311|TAC 311|TAC 311|TAC 311|TAC 311|TAC 311|TAC 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72 | "71","TAC 315","TAC 315|TAC 315|TAC 315|TAC 315|TAC 315|TAC 315|TAC 315|TAC 315|TAC 315|TAC 315|TAC 315|TAC 315|TAC 315|TAC 315|TAC 315|TAC 315|TAC 315|TAC 315|TAC 315","145.51|146.5|147.12|147.4125|147.4125|433.15|440.7|440.7125|440.725|440.7375|440.925|440.925|440.925|441.2875|441.35|443.75|444.125|444.15|444.15","147.51|147.5|147.72|146.4125|146.4125|449.65|445.7|445.7125|445.725|445.7375|445.925|445.925|445.925|446.2875|446.35|448.75|449.125|449.15|449.15","Off","Off","","","Off","","","Selected","0.5","0.5","0.1","0.1" 73 | "72","TAC 316","TAC 316|TAC 316|TAC 316|TAC 316|TAC 316|TAC 316|TAC 316|TAC 316|TAC 316|TAC 316|TAC 316|TAC 316|TAC 316|TAC 316|TAC 316|TAC 316|TAC 316|TAC 316|TAC 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318|TAC 318|TAC 318|TAC 318|TAC 318|TAC 318|TAC 318|TAC 318|TAC 318|TAC 318","145.51|146.5|147.12|147.4125|147.4125|433.15|440.7|440.7125|440.725|440.7375|440.925|440.925|440.925|441.2875|441.35|443.75|444.125|444.15|444.15","147.51|147.5|147.72|146.4125|146.4125|449.65|445.7|445.7125|445.725|445.7375|445.925|445.925|445.925|446.2875|446.35|448.75|449.125|449.15|449.15","Off","Off","","","Off","","","Selected","0.5","0.5","0.1","0.1" 76 | "75","TAC 319","TAC 319|TAC 319|TAC 319|TAC 319|TAC 319|TAC 319|TAC 319|TAC 319|TAC 319|TAC 319|TAC 319|TAC 319|TAC 319|TAC 319|TAC 319|TAC 319|TAC 319|TAC 319|TAC 319|TAC 319|TAC 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"79","USA","USA|USA|USA|USA|USA|USA|USA|USA|USA|USA|USA|USA|USA|USA|USA|USA|USA|USA|USA|USA|USA|USA|USA|USA|USA|USA|USA|USA","145.51|146.5|147.02|147.12|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|433|433.15|440.375|440.7|440.7125|440.725|440.725|440.7375|440.925|440.925|441.2875|441.325|441.35|441.7|442.025|443.75|444.125|444.15|444.15|444.7125","147.51|147.5|147.62|147.72|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|440|449.65|445.375|445.7|445.7125|445.725|445.725|445.7375|445.925|445.925|446.2875|446.325|446.35|446.7|447.025|448.75|449.125|449.15|449.15|449.7125","Off","Off","","","Off","","","Selected","0.5","0.5","0.1","0.1" 81 | "80","Utah","Utah","434","434","Off","Off","","","Off","","","Selected","0.5","0.5","0.1","0.1" 82 | "81","Wash 1","Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1|Wash 1","145.51|146.5|147.02|147.12|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|147.4125|433|433.15|434|434|434|434|434|440.375|440.625|440.7|440.7125|440.725|440.725|440.7375|440.925|440.925|440.925|441.2875|441.325|441.35|441.7|442.025|442.75|442.8125|442.95|442.95|442.9875|443.4|443.75|444.025|444.125|444.15|444.15|444.2375|444.4|444.6|444.7125","147.51|147.5|147.62|147.72|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|146.4125|440|449.65|434|434|434|434|434|445.375|445.625|445.7|445.7125|445.725|445.725|445.7375|445.925|445.925|445.925|446.2875|446.325|446.35|446.7|447.025|447.75|447.8125|447.95|447.95|447.9875|448.4|448.75|449.025|449.125|449.15|449.15|449.2375|449.4|449.6|449.7125","Off","Off","","","Off","","","Selected","0.5","0.5","0.1","0.1" 83 | "82","Wash 2","Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 2|Wash 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CHAN_CTCSS_DEC => 7, 20 | CHAN_CTCSS_ENC => 8, 21 | CHAN_CONTACT => 9, 22 | CHAN_CALL_TYPE_OLD => 10, 23 | CHAN_CALL_TYPE_NEW => 44, 24 | CHAN_TG_ID => 45, 25 | CHAN_TX_PERMIT => 12, 26 | CHAN_SQUELCH_MODE => 13, 27 | CHAN_COLOR_CODE => 19, 28 | CHAN_TIME_SLOT => 20, 29 | CHAN_SCANLIST_NAME => 21, 30 | CHAN_TX_PROHIBIT => 23, 31 | CHAN_DMR_MODE => 47, 32 | CHAN_PTT_PROHIBIT => 48, 33 | ACB_ZONE_NICKNAME => 1000, 34 | }; 35 | 36 | 37 | use constant { 38 | VAL_DIGITAL => 'D-Digital', 39 | VAL_ANALOG => 'A-Analog', 40 | VAL_NO_TIME_SLOT => "-", # this is from the input CSV, not a Anytone-ism 41 | VAL_TX_PERMIT_FREE => "ChannelFree", 42 | VAL_TX_PERMIT_SAME => "Same Color Code", 43 | VAL_TX_PERMIT_ALWAYS => "Always", 44 | VAL_CALL_TYPE_GROUP => "Group Call", 45 | VAL_CALL_TYPE_PRIVATE => "Private Call", 46 | VAL_CTCSS_DCS => "CTCSS/DCS", 47 | VAL_DMR_MODE_SIMPLEX => 0, 48 | VAL_DMR_MODE_REPEATER => 1, 49 | LENGTH_CHAN_NAME => 16, 50 | }; 51 | 52 | 53 | my $global_sort_mode = "alpha"; 54 | my $global_hotspot_tx_permit = "same-color-code"; 55 | my $global_nickname_mode = "off"; 56 | 57 | my $global_line_number = 0; 58 | my $global_file_name = 'none'; 59 | my $global_channel_number = 1; 60 | my %channel_csv_field_name; 61 | my %channel_csv_default_value; 62 | my %talkgroup_mapping; 63 | my %zone_config; 64 | my %zone_order; 65 | my $zone_order_default = 9999; # this impacts where the analog and digital-others go. 66 | my $analog_channel_index = 0; 67 | my %scanlist_config; 68 | my %talkgroup_config; 69 | my %talkgroup_order; 70 | my $csv; 71 | my $csv_out; 72 | 73 | 74 | main(); 75 | exit 0; 76 | 77 | 78 | 79 | sub main 80 | { 81 | my ($analog_filename, $digital_others_filename, $digital_repeaters_filename, $talkgroups_filename, 82 | $config_directory, $output_directory) = handle_command_line_args(); 83 | 84 | $csv = Text::CSV_XS->new({binary => 1, auto_diag => 1, always_quote => 1, eol => "\n"}); 85 | $csv_out = Text::CSV_XS->new({binary => 1, auto_diag => 1, always_quote => 1, eol => "\r\n"}); 86 | 87 | read_talkgroups($talkgroups_filename); 88 | read_channel_csv_default( "$config_directory/channel-defaults.csv"); 89 | 90 | open (my $fh, '>', "$output_directory/channels.csv") or error("Couldn't open channels.csv for writing\n"); 91 | print_channel_header($fh); 92 | process_dmr_others_file( $fh, $digital_others_filename); 93 | process_dmr_repeater_file($fh, $digital_repeaters_filename); 94 | process_analog_file( $fh, $analog_filename); 95 | close ($fh); 96 | 97 | write_zone_file("$output_directory/zones.csv"); 98 | write_scanlist_file("$output_directory/scanlists.csv"); 99 | write_talkgroup_file("$output_directory/talkgroups.csv"); 100 | 101 | } 102 | 103 | 104 | ################################################################################ 105 | ################################################################################ 106 | ################################################################################ 107 | ########## CSV OUTPUT ROUTINES 108 | ################################################################################ 109 | ################################################################################ 110 | ################################################################################ 111 | 112 | ##### 113 | ##### Zone file output ##### 114 | ##### 115 | sub write_zone_file 116 | { 117 | my ($filename) = @_; 118 | 119 | my @headers = ("No.", "Zone Name", 120 | "Zone Channel Member", "Zone Channel Member RX Frequency", "Zone Channel Member TX Frequency", 121 | "A Channel", "A Channel RX Frequency", "A Channel TX Frequency", 122 | "B Channel", "B Channel RX Frequency", "B Channel TX Frequency"); 123 | 124 | generate_csv_file($filename, \@headers, \%zone_config, \&zone_row_builder, \&zone_sort); 125 | 126 | } 127 | 128 | sub write_scanlist_file 129 | { 130 | my ($filename) = @_; 131 | 132 | my @headers = ("No.", "Scan List Name", 133 | "Scan Channel Member", "Scan Channel Member RX Frequency", "Scan Channel Member TX Frequency", 134 | "Scan Mode", "Priority Channel Select", 135 | "Priority Channel 1", "Priority Channel 1 RX Frequency", "Priority Channel 1 TX Frequency", 136 | "Priority Channel 2", "Priority Channel 2 RX Frequency", "Priority Channel 2 TX Frequency", 137 | "Revert Channel", "Look Back Time A[s]", "Look Back Time B[s]", "Dropout Delay Time[s]", 138 | "Dwell Time[s]"); 139 | 140 | generate_csv_file($filename, \@headers, \%scanlist_config, \&scanlist_row_builder, \&case_insensitive_sort); 141 | } 142 | 143 | 144 | sub write_talkgroup_file 145 | { 146 | my ($filename) = @_; 147 | 148 | my @headers = ("No.", "Radio ID", "Name", "Country", "Remarks", "Call Type", "Call Alert"); 149 | 150 | generate_csv_file($filename, \@headers, \%talkgroup_config, \&talkgroup_row_builder, \&case_insensitive_sort); 151 | } 152 | 153 | 154 | sub zone_row_builder 155 | { 156 | my ($zone_number, $zone_name, $zone_record) = @_; 157 | 158 | return generic_row_builder($zone_number, $zone_name, $zone_record, \&zone_row_details, 250, "Zone"); 159 | } 160 | 161 | 162 | sub scanlist_row_builder 163 | { 164 | my ($scan_number, $scan_name, $scan_record) = @_; 165 | 166 | return generic_row_builder($scan_number, $scan_name, $scan_record, \&scanlist_row_details, 50, "Scanlist"); 167 | } 168 | 169 | 170 | sub talkgroup_row_builder 171 | { 172 | my ($tg_number, $talkgroup_name, $junk) = @_; 173 | 174 | my $call_type = $talkgroup_config{$talkgroup_name}; 175 | 176 | my @values; 177 | 178 | push @values, $tg_number; 179 | push @values, $talkgroup_mapping{$talkgroup_name}; 180 | push @values, $talkgroup_name; 181 | push @values, ""; 182 | push @values, ""; 183 | push @values, $call_type; 184 | push @values, "None"; 185 | 186 | return \@values; 187 | } 188 | 189 | 190 | sub generic_row_builder 191 | { 192 | my ($row_number, $row_name, $row_record, $row_func, $row_limit, $warning_name) = @_; 193 | 194 | my @values; 195 | 196 | push @values, $row_number; 197 | push @values, $row_name; 198 | 199 | my @channels; 200 | my @rx_freqs; 201 | my @tx_freqs; 202 | my $i = 0; 203 | foreach my $row_details (sort case_insensitive_sort @{$row_record}) 204 | { 205 | my ($order, $chan_name, $rx_freq, $tx_freq) = split("\t", $row_details); 206 | $chan_name =~ s/\s+$//; #TODO: This sort of trimming should live WAAAAY higher elsewhere 207 | 208 | if ($row_limit > 0 && $i >= $row_limit) 209 | { 210 | warning("$warning_name '$row_name' has more than $row_limit channels. " . 211 | "It has been truncated to the first $row_limit channels to keep the CPS software happy."); 212 | last; 213 | } 214 | 215 | push @channels, $chan_name; 216 | push @rx_freqs, $rx_freq; 217 | push @tx_freqs, $tx_freq; 218 | $i++; 219 | } 220 | 221 | push @values, join("|", @channels); 222 | push @values, join("|", @rx_freqs); 223 | push @values, join("|", @tx_freqs); 224 | $row_func->(\@values, $channels[0], $rx_freqs[0], $tx_freqs[0]); 225 | return \@values; 226 | } 227 | 228 | 229 | sub zone_row_details 230 | { 231 | my ($values_ref, $channel0, $rx0, $tx0) = @_; 232 | 233 | push @{$values_ref}, $channel0; 234 | push @{$values_ref}, $rx0; 235 | push @{$values_ref}, $tx0; 236 | push @{$values_ref}, $channel0; 237 | push @{$values_ref}, $rx0; 238 | push @{$values_ref}, $tx0; 239 | } 240 | 241 | 242 | sub scanlist_row_details 243 | { 244 | my ($values_ref, $channel0, $rx0, $tx0) = @_; 245 | 246 | push @{$values_ref}, "Off"; 247 | push @{$values_ref}, "Off"; 248 | push @{$values_ref}, ""; 249 | push @{$values_ref}, ""; 250 | push @{$values_ref}, "Off"; 251 | push @{$values_ref}, ""; 252 | push @{$values_ref}, ""; 253 | push @{$values_ref}, "Selected"; 254 | push @{$values_ref}, "0.5"; 255 | push @{$values_ref}, "0.5"; 256 | push @{$values_ref}, "0.1"; 257 | push @{$values_ref}, "0.1"; 258 | } 259 | 260 | 261 | ##### 262 | ##### Generic CSV file writer given a hash of data 263 | ##### 264 | sub generate_csv_file 265 | { 266 | my ($filename, $headers, $data, $row_func, $sort_func) = @_; 267 | 268 | open(my $fh, ">$filename") or error("Couldn't open file '$filename': $!\n"); 269 | 270 | $csv_out->print($fh, $headers); 271 | 272 | my $row_num = 1; 273 | foreach my $key (sort $sort_func keys %{$data}) 274 | { 275 | my $value = $data->{$key}; 276 | my $row = $row_func->($row_num, $key, $value); 277 | 278 | $csv_out->print($fh, $row); 279 | 280 | $row_num++; 281 | } 282 | 283 | close($fh) or error("Couldn't close file '$filename': $!\n"); 284 | } 285 | 286 | 287 | sub print_channel_header 288 | { 289 | my ($out_fh) = @_; 290 | 291 | my @output; 292 | foreach my $index (sort {$a <=> $b} keys %channel_csv_field_name) 293 | { 294 | push @output, $channel_csv_field_name{$index}; 295 | } 296 | 297 | $csv_out->print($out_fh, \@output); 298 | } 299 | 300 | 301 | ########## 302 | #### Sort Functions 303 | ########## 304 | sub zone_sort 305 | { 306 | my $a_i = $zone_order{$a}; 307 | my $b_i = $zone_order{$b}; 308 | 309 | # If we're in alphabetical mode or if the zone indexes are the same (which will be the case if we're in 310 | # non-alphabetical mode for the analog and digital-other channels). 311 | if ($global_sort_mode eq 'alpha' or $a_i == $b_i) 312 | { 313 | return lc($a) cmp lc($b); 314 | } 315 | else 316 | { 317 | return $a_i <=> $b_i 318 | } 319 | } 320 | 321 | 322 | sub case_insensitive_sort 323 | { 324 | # no fancy scanning rules here 325 | return lc($a) cmp lc($b); 326 | } 327 | 328 | 329 | 330 | ################################################################################ 331 | ################################################################################ 332 | ################################################################################ 333 | ########## CSV INPUT ROUTINES 334 | ################################################################################ 335 | ################################################################################ 336 | ################################################################################ 337 | 338 | 339 | 340 | ##### 341 | # Analog CSV 342 | ##### 343 | sub process_analog_file 344 | { 345 | my ($fh, $filename) = @_; 346 | 347 | my @header = ("Zone", "Channel Name", "Bandwidth", "Power", 348 | "RX Freq", "TX Freq", "CTCSS Decode", "CTCSS Encode", 349 | "TX Prohibit"); 350 | 351 | process_csv_file_with_header($fh, $filename, "Analog", \@header, \&analog_csv_field_extractor); 352 | } 353 | 354 | sub analog_csv_field_extractor 355 | { 356 | my ($row) = @_; 357 | 358 | my %chan_config; 359 | $chan_config{+CHAN_SCANLIST_NAME} = validate_zone( $row->[0]); 360 | $chan_config{+CHAN_NAME} = validate_name( $row->[1]); 361 | $chan_config{+CHAN_BANDWIDTH} = validate_bandwidth( $row->[2]); 362 | $chan_config{+CHAN_POWER} = validate_power( $row->[3]); 363 | $chan_config{+CHAN_RX_FREQ} = validate_freq( $row->[4]); 364 | $chan_config{+CHAN_TX_FREQ} = validate_freq( $row->[5]); 365 | $chan_config{+CHAN_CTCSS_DEC} = validate_ctcss( $row->[6]); 366 | $chan_config{+CHAN_CTCSS_ENC} = validate_ctcss( $row->[7]); 367 | $chan_config{+CHAN_TX_PROHIBIT} = validate_tx_prohibit( $row->[8]); 368 | $chan_config{+CHAN_PTT_PROHIBIT} = validate_tx_prohibit( $row->[8]); 369 | $chan_config{+CHAN_MODE} = VAL_ANALOG; 370 | 371 | if ($chan_config{+CHAN_CTCSS_DEC} ne "Off") 372 | { 373 | $chan_config{+CHAN_SQUELCH_MODE} = VAL_CTCSS_DCS; 374 | } 375 | 376 | return \%chan_config; 377 | } 378 | 379 | 380 | ##### 381 | ## DMR Others CSV 382 | ##### 383 | sub process_dmr_others_file 384 | { 385 | my ($fh, $filename) = @_; 386 | 387 | my @header = ("Zone", "Channel Name", "Power", "RX Freq", "TX Freq", "Color Code", "Talk Group", "TimeSlot", 388 | "Call Type", "TX Permit"); 389 | 390 | process_csv_file_with_header($fh, $filename, "Digital-Others", \@header, \&dmr_others_csv_field_extractor); 391 | } 392 | 393 | sub dmr_others_csv_field_extractor 394 | { 395 | my ($row) = @_; 396 | 397 | my %chan_config; 398 | $chan_config{+CHAN_SCANLIST_NAME} = validate_zone( $row->[0]); 399 | $chan_config{+CHAN_NAME} = validate_name( $row->[1]); 400 | $chan_config{+CHAN_POWER} = validate_power( $row->[2]); 401 | $chan_config{+CHAN_RX_FREQ} = validate_freq( $row->[3]); 402 | $chan_config{+CHAN_TX_FREQ} = validate_freq( $row->[4]); 403 | $chan_config{+CHAN_COLOR_CODE} = validate_color_code( $row->[5]); 404 | $chan_config{+CHAN_CONTACT} = validate_contact( $row->[6]); 405 | $chan_config{+CHAN_TG_ID} = $talkgroup_mapping {$row->[6]}; 406 | $chan_config{+CHAN_TIME_SLOT} = validate_timeslot( $row->[7]); 407 | $chan_config{+CHAN_CALL_TYPE_OLD} = validate_call_type( $row->[8]); 408 | $chan_config{+CHAN_CALL_TYPE_NEW} = validate_call_type( $row->[8]); 409 | $chan_config{+CHAN_TX_PERMIT} = validate_tx_permit( $row->[9]); 410 | $chan_config{+CHAN_DMR_MODE} = dmr_mode( \%chan_config); 411 | $chan_config{+CHAN_MODE} = VAL_DIGITAL; 412 | 413 | 414 | return \%chan_config; 415 | } 416 | 417 | 418 | 419 | 420 | 421 | ##### 422 | # DMR Repeater CSV 423 | ##### 424 | 425 | sub process_dmr_repeater_file 426 | { 427 | my ($fh, $filename) = @_; 428 | 429 | my @header = ("Zone Name", "Comment", "Power", "RX Freq", "TX Freq", "Color Code"); 430 | 431 | process_csv_file_with_header($fh, $filename, "Digital-Repeater", \@header, \&dmr_repeater_csv_field_extractor, 432 | \&dmr_repeater_csv_matrix_extractor); 433 | } 434 | 435 | sub dmr_repeater_csv_field_extractor 436 | { 437 | my ($row) = @_; 438 | 439 | my %chan_config; 440 | 441 | my ($zone_full, $zone_nick) = handle_nickname_values($row->[0]); 442 | 443 | $chan_config{+CHAN_SCANLIST_NAME} = validate_zone( $zone_full); 444 | $chan_config{+ACB_ZONE_NICKNAME} = validate_zone( $zone_nick); 445 | # $row->[1] is a comment column 446 | $chan_config{+CHAN_POWER} = validate_power( $row->[2]); 447 | $chan_config{+CHAN_RX_FREQ} = validate_freq( $row->[3]); 448 | $chan_config{+CHAN_TX_FREQ} = validate_freq( $row->[4]); 449 | $chan_config{+CHAN_COLOR_CODE} = validate_color_code( $row->[5]); 450 | $chan_config{+CHAN_DMR_MODE} = dmr_mode( \%chan_config); 451 | $chan_config{+CHAN_MODE} = VAL_DIGITAL; 452 | 453 | return \%chan_config; 454 | } 455 | 456 | sub dmr_repeater_csv_matrix_extractor 457 | { 458 | my ($chan_config, $contact, $value) = @_; 459 | 460 | my $do_multiply = 0; 461 | 462 | my ($timeslot, $call_type) = handle_repeater_value($value); 463 | 464 | $timeslot = validate_timeslot($timeslot); 465 | if ($timeslot ne VAL_NO_TIME_SLOT) 466 | { 467 | my ($contact, $chan_nick) = handle_nickname_values($contact); 468 | 469 | my $chan_name = make_channel_name($chan_config->{+ACB_ZONE_NICKNAME}, $contact, $chan_nick); 470 | 471 | $chan_config->{+CHAN_CONTACT} = validate_contact($contact); 472 | $chan_config->{+CHAN_TG_ID} = $talkgroup_mapping{$contact}; 473 | $chan_config->{+CHAN_TIME_SLOT} = validate_timeslot($timeslot); 474 | $chan_config->{+CHAN_NAME} = validate_channel_name($chan_name); 475 | $chan_config->{+CHAN_CALL_TYPE_OLD} = validate_call_type($call_type); 476 | $chan_config->{+CHAN_CALL_TYPE_NEW} = validate_call_type($call_type); 477 | $do_multiply = 1; 478 | } 479 | 480 | return ($do_multiply, $chan_config); 481 | } 482 | 483 | 484 | 485 | 486 | ##### 487 | ##### 488 | ## These two routines are basically the same... let's extract the common parts and make this generic 489 | ##### 490 | ##### 491 | sub read_channel_csv_default 492 | { 493 | my ($filename) = @_; 494 | 495 | open(my $fh, '<:crlf', $filename) or error("Couldn't open file '$filename': $!\n"); 496 | 497 | for(my $line_no = 0; my $row = $csv->getline($fh); $line_no++) 498 | { 499 | $channel_csv_field_name{ $row->[0]} = $row->[1]; 500 | $channel_csv_default_value{$row->[0]} = $row->[2]; 501 | } 502 | 503 | close($fh); 504 | } 505 | 506 | 507 | sub read_talkgroups 508 | { 509 | my ($filename) = @_; 510 | 511 | open(my $fh, '<:crlf', $filename) or error("Couldn't open file '$filename': $!\n"); 512 | 513 | my $index = 1; 514 | for(my $line_no = 0; my $row = $csv->getline($fh); $line_no++) 515 | { 516 | $talkgroup_mapping{$row->[0]} = $row->[1]; 517 | $talkgroup_order{$row->[0]} = $index++; 518 | } 519 | 520 | close($fh); 521 | } 522 | 523 | 524 | 525 | 526 | ##### 527 | ##### 528 | ## This is where a lot of the magic happens... 529 | ##### 530 | ##### 531 | 532 | # This is where we read the input CSV files. This is a fairly generic routine that is driven by it's arguments. 533 | # Specifically, it takes a few function references to do the actual "hard work" of extracting the relevant fields 534 | # into a "chan_config" hash which then gets passed into the "add_channel" routine at the end. 535 | # 536 | # This is made slightly more intersting/complicated by the fact that our repeaters input has a few columns that are 537 | # the same for every channel (frequencies and such), but then has a big matrix of talk groups that are available on 538 | # the repeater. So, this routine ALSO does the "matrix multiplication" (probably a poor word choice) by extracting 539 | # the talk group names and then multiplying out the row into a channel for each talkgroup that's on the repeater. 540 | # 541 | sub process_csv_file_with_header 542 | { 543 | my ($out_fh, $filename, $file_nickname, $header_ref, $field_extractor, $matrix_field_extractor) = @_; 544 | 545 | my @headers; 546 | 547 | $global_file_name = $file_nickname; 548 | 549 | my $zone_order_index = 1; 550 | open(my $fh, '<:crlf', $filename) or error("Couldn't open file '$filename': $!\n"); 551 | for(my $line_no = 0; my $row = $csv->getline($fh); $line_no++) 552 | { 553 | $global_line_number = $line_no; 554 | # Make sure the header looks sane... it's an easy check, but it'll catch obvious mistakes 555 | if ($line_no == 0) 556 | { 557 | # iterate through the headers that were provided in the arguments and make sure they match 558 | # what's in the file. 559 | for(my $col = 0; $col < scalar(@{$header_ref}); $col++) 560 | { 561 | if ($row->[$col] ne $header_ref->[$col]) 562 | { 563 | error("CSV header does not match for $file_nickname file (found '" 564 | . $row->[$col] ."' expected '" . $header_ref->[$col] . "')\n"); 565 | } 566 | push @headers, $row->[$col]; 567 | } 568 | 569 | 570 | # If this is going to be a matrix'd CSV, those headers will follow the main headers 571 | for(my $col = scalar(@{$header_ref}); $col < scalar(@{$row}); $col++) 572 | { 573 | push @headers, $row->[$col]; 574 | } 575 | 576 | } 577 | else ## Process an actual data row... 578 | { 579 | 580 | my $chan_config = $field_extractor->($row); 581 | my $zone_name = $chan_config->{+CHAN_SCANLIST_NAME}; 582 | 583 | # non-matrixed CSV files: 584 | if (scalar(@{$header_ref}) == scalar(@{$row})) 585 | { 586 | # This area applies to the Analog and "Other DMR" inputs... 587 | # Each of those files has a "zone" column. We'll create a zone and a scanlist with all the channels 588 | # listed in the specified zone. 589 | # ... this is a hack and shouldn't live here =/ 590 | my $scanlist_name = $chan_config->{+CHAN_SCANLIST_NAME}; 591 | 592 | add_channel($out_fh, $chan_config, $zone_name, $scanlist_name, $zone_order_default); 593 | } 594 | 595 | # matrixed CSV files... so iterate through each of the extra headers, which are the talk groups... 596 | for (my $col = scalar(@{$header_ref}); $col < scalar(@{$row}); $col++) 597 | { 598 | if (!defined($matrix_field_extractor)) 599 | { 600 | error("There are too many columns in '$file_nickname' file, line $line_no.\n"); 601 | } 602 | my ($do_matrix, $chan_config) = $matrix_field_extractor->($chan_config, $headers[$col], $row->[$col]); 603 | 604 | 605 | if ($do_matrix) 606 | { 607 | # For the repeaters, we create a zone per repeater, and a scanlist for each talkgroup (which allows 608 | # us to scan this talkgroup across all repeaters). We also set the scanlist_name to the talkgroup 609 | # so that when we hit scan, we actually scan the right thing ;-P 610 | # 611 | # again, this is a hack and shouldn't live here. 612 | my $scanlist_name = $chan_config->{+CHAN_CONTACT}; 613 | $chan_config->{+CHAN_SCANLIST_NAME} = $scanlist_name; 614 | 615 | $chan_config->{+CHAN_TX_PERMIT} = tx_permit($chan_config); 616 | 617 | add_channel($out_fh, $chan_config, $zone_name, $scanlist_name, $zone_order_index); 618 | } 619 | } 620 | $zone_order_index++; 621 | } 622 | } 623 | } 624 | 625 | 626 | sub add_channel 627 | { 628 | my ($out_fh, $chan_config, $zone_name, $scanlist_name, $zone_order_index) = @_; 629 | 630 | my @output; 631 | 632 | foreach my $index (sort {$a <=> $b} keys %channel_csv_default_value) 633 | { 634 | my $value = $channel_csv_default_value{$index}; 635 | if(defined($chan_config->{$index})) 636 | { 637 | $value = $chan_config->{$index}; 638 | } 639 | if ($index == CHAN_NUM) 640 | { 641 | $value = $global_channel_number++; 642 | } 643 | 644 | $chan_config->{$index} = $value; 645 | 646 | if ($value eq "REQUIRED") 647 | { 648 | error("I need a value for '" . $channel_csv_field_name{$index} . "'\n"); 649 | } 650 | 651 | push @output, $value; 652 | } 653 | 654 | $csv_out->print($out_fh, \@output); 655 | 656 | build_zone_config( $chan_config, $zone_name, $zone_order_index); 657 | build_scanlist_config( $chan_config, $scanlist_name); 658 | if ($chan_config->{+CHAN_MODE} eq VAL_DIGITAL) { 659 | build_talkgroup_config($chan_config, $zone_name); 660 | } 661 | } 662 | 663 | 664 | sub build_zone_config 665 | { 666 | my ($chan_config, $zone_name, $zone_order_index) = @_; 667 | 668 | my $chan_name = $chan_config->{+CHAN_NAME}; 669 | my $rx_freq = $chan_config->{+CHAN_RX_FREQ}; 670 | my $tx_freq = $chan_config->{+CHAN_TX_FREQ}; 671 | 672 | $zone_order{$zone_name} = $zone_order_index; 673 | 674 | my $order = channel_order_name($chan_config); 675 | push @{$zone_config{$zone_name}}, join("\t", $order, $chan_name, $rx_freq, $tx_freq); 676 | } 677 | 678 | 679 | sub build_scanlist_config 680 | { 681 | my ($chan_config, $scanlist_name) = @_; 682 | 683 | my $chan_name = $chan_config->{+CHAN_NAME}; 684 | my $rx_freq = $chan_config->{+CHAN_RX_FREQ}; 685 | my $tx_freq = $chan_config->{+CHAN_TX_FREQ}; 686 | 687 | my $order = channel_order_name($chan_config); 688 | push @{$scanlist_config{$scanlist_name}}, join("\t", $order, $chan_name, $rx_freq, $tx_freq); 689 | } 690 | 691 | 692 | 693 | sub build_talkgroup_config 694 | { 695 | my ($chan_config, $zone_name) = @_; 696 | 697 | my $talkgroup = $chan_config->{+CHAN_CONTACT}; 698 | my $call_type = $chan_config->{+CHAN_CALL_TYPE_OLD}; 699 | 700 | 701 | if (!defined($talkgroup_mapping{$talkgroup})) 702 | { 703 | error("Talkgroup '$talkgroup' is referenced but not defined in the talkgroup input CSV file\n"); 704 | } 705 | 706 | if (defined($talkgroup_config{$talkgroup}) && $talkgroup_config{$talkgroup} ne $call_type) 707 | { 708 | my $other_call_type = $talkgroup_config{$talkgroup}; 709 | my $chan_name = $chan_config->{+CHAN_NAME}; 710 | my $rx_freq = $chan_config->{+CHAN_RX_FREQ}; 711 | my $tx_freq = $chan_config->{+CHAN_TX_FREQ}; 712 | 713 | error("Talkgroup '$talkgroup' was previously identified as a '$other_call_type', but is now trying to be " 714 | . "used as a '$call_type' on channel '$chan_name' (Zone: '$zone_name', RX: $rx_freq, TX: $tx_freq). " 715 | . "The Anytone CPS won't allow this to be imported. To fix this, create a second entry in your " 716 | . "talkgroups CSV input file for this talkgroup with a different name.\n"); 717 | } 718 | 719 | $talkgroup_config{$talkgroup} = $call_type; 720 | } 721 | 722 | 723 | sub channel_order_name 724 | { 725 | my ($chan_config) = @_; 726 | 727 | my $index1 = $zone_order_default; 728 | my $index2 = 0; 729 | my $chan_name = $chan_config->{+CHAN_NAME}; 730 | 731 | if ($global_sort_mode ne 'alpha' ) 732 | { 733 | if ($chan_config->{+CHAN_MODE} eq VAL_DIGITAL) 734 | { 735 | if (defined($talkgroup_order{$chan_config->{+CHAN_CONTACT}})) 736 | { 737 | $index1 = $talkgroup_order{$chan_config->{+CHAN_CONTACT}}; 738 | } 739 | } 740 | elsif ($chan_config->{+CHAN_MODE} eq VAL_ANALOG) 741 | { 742 | $index2 = $analog_channel_index++; 743 | } 744 | } 745 | 746 | return sprintf("%04d%04d%s", $index1, $index2, $chan_name); 747 | 748 | } 749 | 750 | 751 | sub tx_permit 752 | { 753 | my ($chan_config) = @_; 754 | 755 | my $result = VAL_TX_PERMIT_SAME; 756 | if($global_hotspot_tx_permit eq "always" && $chan_config->{+CHAN_RX_FREQ} eq $chan_config->{+CHAN_TX_FREQ}) 757 | { 758 | $result = VAL_TX_PERMIT_ALWAYS; 759 | } 760 | 761 | return $result; 762 | } 763 | 764 | sub dmr_mode 765 | { 766 | my ($chan_config) = @_; 767 | 768 | my $result = VAL_DMR_MODE_SIMPLEX; 769 | if ($chan_config->{+CHAN_RX_FREQ} ne $chan_config->{+CHAN_TX_FREQ}) 770 | { 771 | $result = VAL_DMR_MODE_REPEATER; 772 | } 773 | 774 | return $result; 775 | } 776 | 777 | 778 | 779 | sub handle_repeater_value 780 | { 781 | my ($value) = @_; 782 | 783 | my @subvalues = split(';', $value); 784 | 785 | my $timeslot = shift(@subvalues); 786 | 787 | my $call_type = VAL_CALL_TYPE_GROUP; 788 | foreach my $v (@subvalues) 789 | { 790 | $call_type = VAL_CALL_TYPE_PRIVATE if ($v eq "P"); 791 | } 792 | 793 | return ($timeslot, $call_type); 794 | } 795 | 796 | sub handle_nickname_values 797 | { 798 | my ($value) = @_; 799 | 800 | # OLY;Olympia/Cap Pk. 801 | my @subvalues = split(';', $value); 802 | 803 | my $full = shift(@subvalues); 804 | my $nick = ''; 805 | foreach my $v (@subvalues) 806 | { 807 | $nick = $v; 808 | } 809 | 810 | return ($full, $nick); 811 | } 812 | 813 | sub make_channel_name 814 | { 815 | my ($zone_nick, $chan_full, $chan_nick) = @_; 816 | 817 | if ($global_nickname_mode eq 'off' || length($zone_nick) == 0) 818 | { 819 | return $chan_full; 820 | } 821 | 822 | if (length($chan_nick) == 0) 823 | { 824 | $chan_nick = $chan_full; 825 | } 826 | 827 | if ($global_nickname_mode eq 'prefix-forced' || $global_nickname_mode eq 'suffix-forced') 828 | { 829 | $chan_full = $chan_nick; 830 | } 831 | 832 | my ($chan_name, $sep); 833 | if (length($zone_nick) + length($chan_full) + 1 <= LENGTH_CHAN_NAME) 834 | { 835 | $chan_name = $chan_full; 836 | $sep = ' '; 837 | } 838 | elsif(length($zone_nick) + length($chan_nick) + 1 <= LENGTH_CHAN_NAME) 839 | { 840 | $chan_name = $chan_nick; 841 | $sep = ' '; 842 | } 843 | elsif(length($zone_nick) + length($chan_nick) <= LENGTH_CHAN_NAME) 844 | { 845 | $chan_name = $chan_nick; 846 | $sep = ''; 847 | } 848 | else 849 | { 850 | error("Can't make a channel name fit into 16 characters for '$zone_nick' and '$chan_nick'"); 851 | } 852 | 853 | # some people like to prefix their nicknames with "-" or "/", drop the space in that case 854 | if ($zone_nick !~ /^[A-Za-z0-9]/) 855 | { 856 | $sep = ''; 857 | } 858 | 859 | if ($global_nickname_mode eq 'prefix' || $global_nickname_mode eq 'prefix-forced') 860 | { 861 | return $zone_nick . $sep . $chan_name; 862 | } 863 | else 864 | { 865 | return $chan_name . $sep . $zone_nick; 866 | } 867 | 868 | } 869 | 870 | 871 | 872 | ################################################################################ 873 | ################################################################################ 874 | ################################################################################ 875 | ########## DATA VALIDATION ROUTINES 876 | ################################################################################ 877 | ################################################################################ 878 | ################################################################################ 879 | 880 | sub validate_bandwidth 881 | { 882 | my ($mode) = @_; 883 | 884 | my %valid_modes = ( "25K" => 1, "12.5K" =>1 ); 885 | 886 | return _validate_membership($mode, \%valid_modes, "Analog Mode"); 887 | } 888 | 889 | sub validate_call_type 890 | { 891 | my ($call_type) = @_; 892 | 893 | my %valid_call_types = ("Private Call" => 1, "Group Call" => 1); 894 | 895 | return _validate_membership($call_type, \%valid_call_types, "Call Type"); 896 | } 897 | 898 | sub validate_channel_name 899 | { 900 | my ($contact) = @_; 901 | 902 | return _validate_string_length('Channel Name', $contact, LENGTH_CHAN_NAME); 903 | 904 | } 905 | 906 | sub validate_color_code 907 | { 908 | my ($color_code) = @_; 909 | return _validate_num_in_range("Color Code", $color_code, 0, 16); 910 | } 911 | 912 | 913 | sub validate_contact 914 | { 915 | my ($contact) = @_; 916 | 917 | return _validate_string_length("Contact (aka Talk Group)", $contact, LENGTH_CHAN_NAME); 918 | } 919 | 920 | 921 | sub validate_ctcss 922 | { 923 | my ($ctcss) = @_; 924 | return $ctcss if ($ctcss eq 'Off'); 925 | return $ctcss if ($ctcss =~ /D[0-9A-Za-z]+/ && length($ctcss) < 10); # DCS tones, could be smarter 926 | return _validate_num_in_range('CTCSS/DCS', $ctcss, 0, 300); # this could be smarter 927 | } 928 | 929 | sub validate_freq 930 | { 931 | my ($freq) = @_; 932 | return _validate_num_in_range('Frequency', $freq, 0, 500); # this could be smarter too 933 | } 934 | 935 | sub validate_name 936 | { 937 | my ($name) = @_; 938 | 939 | return _validate_string_length('Channel Name', $name, LENGTH_CHAN_NAME); 940 | } 941 | 942 | sub validate_power 943 | { 944 | my ($power) = @_; 945 | 946 | my %valid_power_levels = ("Low" => 1, "Mid" => 1, "High" => 1, "Turbo" => 1); 947 | 948 | return _validate_membership($power, \%valid_power_levels, "Power Level"); 949 | } 950 | 951 | sub validate_timeslot 952 | { 953 | my ($timeslot) = @_; 954 | 955 | my %valid_timeslots = ("1" => 1, "2" => 1, "-" => 1); 956 | 957 | return _validate_membership($timeslot, \%valid_timeslots, "Time Slot"); 958 | } 959 | 960 | sub validate_tx_permit 961 | { 962 | my ($tx_permit) = @_; 963 | 964 | my %valid_tx_permits = ("Always" => 1, "ChannelFree" => 1, "Same Color Code" => 1, "Different Color Code" => 1); 965 | 966 | return _validate_membership($tx_permit, \%valid_tx_permits, "TX Permit"); 967 | } 968 | 969 | sub validate_tx_prohibit 970 | { 971 | my ($tx_prohibit) = @_; 972 | 973 | return _validate_on_off($tx_prohibit, "TX Prohibit"); 974 | } 975 | 976 | sub validate_zone 977 | { 978 | my ($zone) = @_; 979 | 980 | return _validate_string_length('Zone', $zone, 16); 981 | } 982 | 983 | sub validate_sort_mode 984 | { 985 | my ($sort_order) = @_; 986 | 987 | my %valid_sort_orders = ("alpha" => 1, "repeaters-first" => 1, "analog-first" => 1); 988 | 989 | return _validate_membership($sort_order, \%valid_sort_orders, "Sort Order"); 990 | } 991 | 992 | sub validate_hotspot_mode 993 | { 994 | my ($hotspot_mode) = @_; 995 | 996 | my %valid_modes = ("always" => 1, "same-color-code" => 1); 997 | 998 | return _validate_membership($hotspot_mode, \%valid_modes, "Hotspot TX Permit"); 999 | } 1000 | 1001 | sub validate_nickname_mode 1002 | { 1003 | my ($nickname_mode) = @_; 1004 | 1005 | my %valid_modes = ("off" => 1, "prefix" => 1, "suffix" => 1, "prefix-forced" => 1, "suffix-forced" => 1); 1006 | 1007 | return _validate_membership($nickname_mode, \%valid_modes, "Nickname Mode"); 1008 | } 1009 | 1010 | #### 1011 | # Validation Helpers 1012 | #### 1013 | 1014 | sub _validate_membership 1015 | { 1016 | my ($value, $set_ref, $error) = @_; 1017 | 1018 | if (!$set_ref->{$value}) 1019 | { 1020 | $error = "Invalid $error: "; 1021 | $error .= "'$value' is not one of: "; 1022 | $error .= join(", ", keys %{$set_ref}); 1023 | $error .= _file_and_line(); 1024 | error($error); 1025 | } 1026 | 1027 | return $value; 1028 | } 1029 | 1030 | sub _validate_num_in_range 1031 | { 1032 | my ($type, $value, $min, $max) = @_; 1033 | 1034 | if (!looks_like_number($value) || $value < $min || $value > $max) 1035 | { 1036 | error("Invalid $type: '$value' must be an number between $min and $max (inclusive)" . _file_and_line()); 1037 | } 1038 | 1039 | return $value; 1040 | } 1041 | 1042 | sub _validate_on_off 1043 | { 1044 | my ($value, $error) = @_; 1045 | my %valid_on_off = ("On" => 1, "Off" => 1); 1046 | 1047 | return _validate_membership($value, \%valid_on_off, $error); 1048 | } 1049 | 1050 | sub _validate_string_length 1051 | { 1052 | my ($type, $string, $length) = @_; 1053 | 1054 | if(length($string) > $length) 1055 | { 1056 | error("Invalid $type: '$string' is more than $length characters" . _file_and_line()); 1057 | } 1058 | 1059 | return $string; 1060 | } 1061 | 1062 | sub _file_and_line 1063 | { 1064 | return " [On line #$global_line_number of $global_file_name file.]\n"; 1065 | } 1066 | 1067 | 1068 | 1069 | ################################################################################ 1070 | ################################################################################ 1071 | ################################################################################ 1072 | ########## GENERIC STUFF: usage(), command-line args, etc 1073 | ################################################################################ 1074 | ################################################################################ 1075 | ################################################################################ 1076 | sub handle_command_line_args 1077 | { 1078 | my ($analog_filename, $digital_others_filename, $digital_repeaters_filename, $talkgroups_filename); 1079 | my ($config_directory, $output_directory); 1080 | 1081 | GetOptions("analog-csv=s" => \$analog_filename, 1082 | "digital-others-csv=s" => \$digital_others_filename, 1083 | "digital-repeaters-csv=s" => \$digital_repeaters_filename, 1084 | "talkgroups-csv=s" => \$talkgroups_filename, 1085 | "config:s" => \$config_directory, 1086 | "output-directory=s" => \$output_directory, 1087 | "sorting:s" => \$global_sort_mode, 1088 | "nicknames:s" => \$global_nickname_mode, 1089 | "hotspot-tx-permit:s" => \$global_hotspot_tx_permit,) 1090 | or usage(); 1091 | 1092 | validate_sort_mode($global_sort_mode); 1093 | if ($global_sort_mode eq "analog-first") 1094 | { 1095 | $zone_order_default = 0; 1096 | } 1097 | 1098 | validate_hotspot_mode($global_hotspot_tx_permit); 1099 | validate_nickname_mode($global_nickname_mode); 1100 | 1101 | if (!defined($analog_filename) || !defined($digital_others_filename) || !defined($digital_repeaters_filename) 1102 | || !defined($talkgroups_filename) || !defined($output_directory)) 1103 | { 1104 | usage(); 1105 | } 1106 | 1107 | if (!defined($config_directory)) 1108 | { 1109 | $config_directory = "config"; 1110 | } 1111 | 1112 | return ($analog_filename, $digital_others_filename, $digital_repeaters_filename, $talkgroups_filename, 1113 | $config_directory, $output_directory); 1114 | } 1115 | 1116 | 1117 | sub usage 1118 | { 1119 | print "$0 \n"; 1120 | print "arguments:\n"; 1121 | print " --analog-csv= \n"; 1122 | print " --digital-others-csv=\n"; 1123 | print " --digital-repeaters-csv= \n"; 1124 | print " --talkgroups-csv= \n"; 1125 | print " --output-directory=\n"; 1126 | print " [--config=]\n"; 1127 | print " [--sorting=(alpha|repeaters-first|analog-first)]\n"; 1128 | print " [--hotspot-tx-permit=(always|same-color-code)]\n"; 1129 | print " [--nicknames=(off|prefix|suffix)]\n"; 1130 | exit -1; 1131 | } 1132 | 1133 | sub error 1134 | { 1135 | my ($error) = @_; 1136 | 1137 | print "ERROR: $error"; 1138 | exit -1; 1139 | } 1140 | 1141 | sub warning 1142 | { 1143 | my ($message) = @_; 1144 | 1145 | print "WARNING: $message\n"; 1146 | } 1147 | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------