That is a Motorola proprietary version ,you can break the bank and buy a Motorola or a scanner to monitor it or keep using DSD,outside of a an actual used Motorola there are no transcievers that will be able to decode it( unless I am mistaken both DMR and TRBO are officially discontinued by Motorola) DMR was a commercial mode when it was discontinued the market was flooded with cheap digital Motorola equipment ,hams took up the chalenge of making it viable for our own uses , and being that the Chinese took notice and started flooding the US with low quality DMR radios ,i would say we succeeded.
Both DMR and Yaesu system fusion are variants of TDMA that is why most hotspots will transcode a Yaesu system fusion radio for both DMR & Fusion communications ,They use the same vocoder ,so the tiny computers in hotspots can do both with one radio .
There are lots of TDMA & CDMA Systems out there that are "orphaned" by the manufacturers because they have been replaced with P25 as a standard, think of it like VHS vs Betamax or more recently "smart TVs" i have a top of the line 55" that is considered "smart" but is stupid ! It is a 2011 so it has basic internet capability and connectivity,however each company was doing there own "thing" ,it wasnt until 2012 that they all got on board with memory and adding Apps to do other things ,so I can Facebook, hulu,Netflix & Yahoo(there are Samsung only things that are discontinued that my TV will do if they still existed!) but use a an Apple TV 4K for everything else ,that has come along since then.
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