How can you determine if a DMR system is utilizing RAS or not ?
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DMR RAS ?
- Thread starter druhe
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The system is definitely in the clear. I was attempting to program it into an SDS as a DMR One Frequency, with negative results. When its programmed as a conventional DMR it receives as it should.
With DMR one-frequency ,remember you either need to know the TG and add it or enable ID Search. Other than that, if you can hear it programmed as conventional digital but can't heard it when programmed as DMR one-freq, you've got something missing (color code, TG)
Mike
MTS2000des
5B2_BEE00 Czar
RAS should have no effect on scanners, just subscriber radios attempting to access the repeater. One of the nicest thing if you want your part 97 MotoTRBO repeater to be free of lids and kerchunkerbaters is RAS. One can listen all day long, they just can't play with your repeater! R A S=moron avoidance system.
