AlphaFive
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I have spent a fun morning diving into XPT DMR Hytera & Tier 3. My adventure began when I received a custom search hit on a frequency indicating a DMR system, flashing as XPT. I began to research XPT since I was not familiar with it. I have found information indicating it represents a system of Hytera, some information claims XPT is an encrypted system. In researching Hytera, information indicates that Hytera is a Tier 3 system. Tier 3 is available as our DMR upgrade.
So I am looking for a definitive answer to the question, is XPT always encrypted? Or is encryption on XPT-Hytera-Tier 3 at the choice of the system owner?
Sometimes people like specifics, the frequency is 461.6000 A ULS search shows an Asheville North Carolina license holder as Mission Hospital System, (WPLR301), emissions designator 7K60FXE. In the last ten minutes I have recorded 6 different color codes while parking the 536 on 461.6000 in a custom search hold. I have run this particular system as a conventional system. It simply parks on 461.6000. I have created The system as a TRBO system and ran the analyzer for a few hours with no LCN found, I have also created the system as a One Frequency system, with no success. This particular hit has produced no audio, and certainly acts as an encrypted system. Thank you for your help, Lance
So I am looking for a definitive answer to the question, is XPT always encrypted? Or is encryption on XPT-Hytera-Tier 3 at the choice of the system owner?
Sometimes people like specifics, the frequency is 461.6000 A ULS search shows an Asheville North Carolina license holder as Mission Hospital System, (WPLR301), emissions designator 7K60FXE. In the last ten minutes I have recorded 6 different color codes while parking the 536 on 461.6000 in a custom search hold. I have run this particular system as a conventional system. It simply parks on 461.6000. I have created The system as a TRBO system and ran the analyzer for a few hours with no LCN found, I have also created the system as a One Frequency system, with no success. This particular hit has produced no audio, and certainly acts as an encrypted system. Thank you for your help, Lance