DMR conventional trunked but only one site

[DVINTHEHOUSEMAN]

I came across a conventional DMR frequency the other day and it has 4 talkgroups on it from what I can tell. It would otherwise fit the description of "DMR conventional networked", but it's just a single site system and doesn't network to any others. I'm wondering if I should still submit it as a trunked system or if I should just submit it as a set of frequencies with each talkgroup as its own entry.

 

[GTR8000]

Are the talkgroups strapped to particular slots, or are they each using both slots? How is the repeater licensed, as conventional or trunked? Public safety or business?

 

[DVINTHEHOUSEMAN]

They can use either slot, it's only licensed as conventional and it's a business repeater.

The reason I'd want to submit it as a system is because they all use the same frequency and sitting through 3 instances of "wrong TG" would take up a bunch of extra time, just like when you have the same frequency but different PL tones.

 

[IAmSixNine]

From what little i know if its 1 frequency, and the TG can use either slot, its considered trunking, or single frequency trunking since it can use either time slot. I now Motorola cap plus can do this. Im pretty sure Hytera had pseudo trunking as well.
If its 1 frequency and each TG is assigned a slot then its conventional.