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Appendix B – CCDump
NOTE: GRE
provides Memory File Format, CCDump Protocol, PC/IF Clone Protocol and Remote Control
Protocol Specifications (the "Specifications") AS IS for the convenience of scanning hobbyists and
programmers who wish to develop software applications for use with the PSR-410. Use of the
Specifications shall be AT YOUR OWN RISK. GRE does not provide Memory File Format, CCDump
Protocol, PC/IF Clone Protocol and Remote Control Protocol technical support. Should you require
assistance with the Specifications, we encourage you to visit one of the many PSR-410 User Group forums
on the Internet. By using the Specifications, you agree to these terms.
Your PSR-410 features a trunked control channel decoding utility called CCDump. When CCDump is
turned on, the scanner sends decoded trunking control channel information and SAME weather alert data
to the PC/IF port. This data can be displayed using any simple terminal application, or, read by third party
application software for additional analysis and decoding.
CCDump is turned off by default in the PSR-410. To activate CCDump, press the PGM key, then press
FUNC, then press the GLOB softkey to access the Special Global Settings menu. Scroll down using the v
key until CCDump: No is shown on the middle line of the LCD display. Press the <> keys to toggle
CCDump on or off. Press the SAVE softkey when finished to save the change in the radio's configuration
memory.
To view CCDump data, connect the radio to a personal computer using the USB PC/IF cable. Start a
terminal program or your third party application software. Configure the communications parameters for
“115200, N, 8, 1” as follows:
COM Port: The COM port number assigned to the USB cable by your computer. If you are running a
Windows operating system, you can find this information under “Ports” in the Device Manager.
Parity: None
Baud Rate: 115,000 bits per second
Word: 8 bits
Stop Bits 1
Basic CCDump data includes the system type, the Object ID of the TSYS object (if applicable), and the
“raw” control channel messages as they are transmitted by the system. This data is delimited by “:”
symbols. Basic CCDump data is sent to the PC/IF port under the following conditions:
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