DMR Conventional Networked on MOTOTRBO

[APXandRailroadRadios]

Hello,

I will be going to Park City next week and wanted to monitor the Deer Valley DMR Conventional Networked System. It is listed under Summit County Trunking Systems but is called Conventional Networked. I use Channel Pool to put Capacity Plus frequencies, but you can also add analog and digital channels. I attempted to program one channel/talkgroup, but I can't figure out how to add conventional channel pool information to the zone.

Thanks!

 

[K2NEC]

Just program it as a normal digital channel. It's IP site connect not trunking

 

[APXandRailroadRadios]

Ok, I'll try, thanks

 

[APXandRailroadRadios]

Just program it as a normal digital channel. It's IP site connect not trunking

Do you know what the digital channel in channel pool is for?

 

[dickie757]

Nevermind channel pool. Go into, or create a zone at same layer as channel pool. Then add new digi channels

 

[APXandRailroadRadios]

Nevermind, channel pool. Go into, or create a zone at same layer as channel pool. Then add new digi channels

Ok, I will try this too

 

[APXandRailroadRadios]

Nevermind channel pool. Go into, or create a zone at same layer as channel pool. Then add new digi channels

Ok I tried to do this, I can’t go into channel pool on the radio

 

[K2NEC]

You can't, its a channel POOL.

Make a zone, add a Digital channel.

 

[APXandRailroadRadios]

So, it is just a normal digital channel?

You can't, its a channel POOL.

Make a zone, add a Digital channel.

 

[K2NEC]

DMR Conventional Networked on MOTOTRBO

Hello, I will be going to Park City next week and wanted to monitor the Deer Valley DMR Conventional Networked System. It is listed under Summit County Trunking Systems but is called Conventional Networked. I use Channel Pool to put Capacity Plus frequencies, but you can also add analog and...

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[APXandRailroadRadios]

DMR Conventional Networked on MOTOTRBO

Hello, I will be going to Park City next week and wanted to monitor the Deer Valley DMR Conventional Networked System. It is listed under Summit County Trunking Systems but is called Conventional Networked. I use Channel Pool to put Capacity Plus frequencies, but you can also add analog and...

forums.radioreference.com

that is this link

 

[K2NEC]

Yes, I referenced a previous post because I already answered your question and I already told you how to program it

 

[APXandRailroadRadios]

So all it is is a digital channel? No different programming?

 

[dickie757]

Spell it with me...kunvenshunal dijatul

 

[APXandRailroadRadios]

Spell it with me...kunvenshunal

Ohhhhhh, sorry, I thought it was some weird programming because it is listed under trunking systems

 

[K2NEC]

For some reason, despite not being trunking at all, IPSC is listed under trunking in RR

 

[APXandRailroadRadios]

For some reason, despite not being trunking at all, IPSC is listed under trunking in RR

Oh, well thanks

 

[GTR8000]

DMR Conventional Networked systems are listed in the same format as trunked systems because very often the talkgroups are shared among multiple sites. In fact, that's kind of the whole point of a network of conventional sites. So rather than having to create a ton of nearly duplicated conventional listings, the wise decision was made years ago to make them into pseudo-trunked entries in the database.

All that said, at the end of the day the word Conventional is literally in the system type field, so I'm not sure why there would be any confusion.

 

[APXandRailroadRadios]

DMR Conventional Networked systems are listed in the same format as trunked systems because very often the talkgroups are shared among multiple sites. In fact, that's kind of the whole point of a network of conventional sites. So rather than having to create a ton of nearly duplicated conventional listings, the wise decision was made years ago to make them into pseudo-trunked entries in the database.

All that said, at the end of the day the word Conventional is literally in the system type field, so I'm not sure why there would be any confusion.

Ohhh smart okay

 

[APXandRailroadRadios]

DMR Conventional Networked systems are listed in the same format as trunked systems because very often the talkgroups are shared among multiple sites. In fact, that's kind of the whole point of a network of conventional sites. So rather than having to create a ton of nearly duplicated conventional listings, the wise decision was made years ago to make them into pseudo-trunked entries in the database.

All that said, at the end of the day the word Conventional is literally in the system type field, so I'm not sure why there would be any confusion.

So what is DMR in channel pool for? I just know that channel pool is for Cap+