Has anyone successfully connected SmartPTT to a Conventional Motorola SLR 5700 over IP?

[skigd]

I’m trying to determine whether SmartPTT can be made to work with a standalone Motorola SLR 5700 in Conventional DMR mode over IP, and—if so—what configuration actually works. I have been told and read the documentation that says it works, but have been unable to get data/voice to pass.


Rather than theory or documentation references, I’m specifically looking for anyone who has this running in the real world.

Question:
If you have SmartPTT successfully connected to a Conventional SLR 5700, could you share the high-level configuration that made it work?


I’m most interested in:

• How the repeater was configured (at a high level)
• How SmartPTT was set up (Conventional vs IPSC, ports used, etc.)
• Whether anything non-obvious was required to make the connection establish.

Thanks in advance to anyone willing to share their knowledge a bit.

 

[TampaTyron]

I have a few SmartPTT installs I care for (I didnt install them, other techs did the work). But, in general, the repeater must be in IPSC as a Master. SmartPTT joins as a peer. If you want to transmit voice, you must have NAI Voice Entitlement. If you want to send data, you must have NAI Data Entitlement. Their support was ok for a while, but I think they recently had some changes (I think they were Russian, then they were Latvian, now based in Miami). I don't know if it has gotten better or less good as it has been a while since I worked on any of it.

TT