Dstar on the DV1
Did a key-up with my Dstar handheld and the audio sounded very good on the DV1.
Jim, NS3K
Did a key-up with my Dstar handheld and the audio sounded very good on the DV1.
Jim, NS3K
I would purchase 5 of these Monday if it would only do trunking, particularly TDMA. Sadly there isn't a receiver on the market at this point worth purchasing at the moment as an all purpose vehicle receiver.
I would purchase 5 of these Monday if it would only do trunking, particularly TDMA.
One other question. If the slot, color code, and talk group data are not displayed, is the radio even looking for this digital information? My impression is that if a radio hits on a DMR signal but can't decode that data, it won't open up with voice.
I'm not too worried about DMR trunking, I am speaking about trunking in general - particularly P25. Don't get me started on MotoTRBO...Since so few systems use the DMR trunking standard in the USA, that would be an almost useless feature. I bet your local system is using MotoTRBO trunking which is proprietary and can't legally be included.
I thought this was the problem with CS-700/CS-750, you can only get DMR stations that are set up in your codeplug, so scanning other DMR stations would not be possible. Perhaps I am wrong. Anyone with more knowledge on this issue, I would appreciate your comments
There is also a SD card capacity limitation with some scanners. I use max 32GB with a Uniden BCD436HP.
You are correct. With the CS700/CS750, you must have the Frequency, TG, T/S, and CC added to the codeplug to be able to monitor/scan. You can't scan DMR stations without first having this info.