DMR ttl?

[SirJ]

I have a question about DMR and it’s function.
If your radio is parked on a repeater, that’s DMR and your radio is DMR when does the radio unlock the speaker to receive the audio?

This is a direct Motorola question because coming from the Hytera dmr, i’ve always had to keep up the repeater for it to wake up and start listening for my understanding. Motorola does it automatically so you don’t have to PTT anything is this correct if this is correct is there a way to change the settings for the radio to listen more often so instead of every 50 ms every 3 ms so I do understand but something like that that would definitely drain the battery

 

[ramal121]

Are you referring to the battery save function?

 

[SirJ]

Are you referring to the battery save function?

Sorry, I don’t think my wording was very good.

With all the DMR hytera radios that I have owned, you have to keep the PTT in order for the radio to listen to the repeater. Is this the same thing with Motorola?

 

[mikewazowski]

No and that doesn't make any sense at all.

You're saying that if you don't hit the PTT every so often on a Hytera radio, you might miss calls??

 

[RFI-EMI-GUY]

"Late Entry?" Are you talking about a Hytera radio being first turned on while a repeater talkgroup is already active?

 

[KG4INW]

Are you perhaps referring to an amateur on-demand talkgroup, the kind that only passes audio if someone local has keyed up within a certain amount of time?

 

[SirJ]

Someone told me that the way my hytera works is you have to key the repeater for the speaker to turn on.

 

[KG4INW]

I only have one Hytera portable, but it doesn't behave that way at all on DMR (on-demand talkgroups notwithstanding). Of all the questions we've asked so far, mind answering them?

 

[dickie757]

Are you high? Your radio will produce sound if the talkgroup, timeslot, colorcode, frequency match the received transmission. And the volume is turned up. Forgot to mention that the radio has to be in the O-N condition, too.

 

[TampaTyron]

Not how it works. TT

 

[DeoVindice]

Someone told me that the way my hytera works is you have to key the repeater for the speaker to turn on.

Don't listen to that someone.

 

[Magnetsteve]

Sigh... it sounds like you are asking about static vs. dynamic talkgroups like many ham repeaters use when operating on DMR.

Are you trying to set this up for an amateur radio repeater using DMR? Being "parked" on the channel does not work like you think it does. You are thinking of either DMR trunking, or just trunking in general. Conventional DMR is very different.