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DMR Basic Privacy Compatibility Kenwood NX and Motorola Trbo
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Really? I have tried it every way possible, and still getting garble.
Also make sure that one radio isn't using hex and the other using decimal. I ran into that issue with Motorola and Harris. Motorola uses hex, while I'm pretty sure everybody else uses decimal.
Good call, the Nx series radios use hex...
So which is it?
As far as I know they're all looking for a hexadecimal string for the key itself, but make sure the key IDs match up. That's what tripped me up (Moto uses hex key ID, Harris uses decimal).
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(M) enhanced encryption is also compatible with Hytera's encryption 10 bit I believe
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I can confirm that.
Getting off topic but throw Anytone into the conversation.
It works but given my experiments with using enhanced encryption from the R7 down to the 6550, it’s not that great but i’m not complaining. Anytone throws it in as a firmware update. Makes me feel dirty…
Agreed.... for me Anytone adding AES & ARC4 was just a very unexpected bonus (especially ARC4).
As far as BP goes, I've heard rumours that some of the off brand radios (BTECH maybe) were compatible, but for the most part... nothing is. It's Moto proprietary.
As far as BP goes, I've heard rumours that some of the off brand radios (BTECH maybe) were compatible, but for the most part... nothing is. It's Moto proprietary.
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