How do you program a DMR system? DMR TIER 3? NXDN?

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Do you need to program a DMR system with all the frequencies or just the Control frquencies
ALSO can a Whistler TRX 1 scan a TIER system or not? What is the difference between NXDN (C) and NXDN (D)?
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So because a scanner scans the Voice frequencies, does that mean that we do not have enter the other frequencies? We just need to enter the Control frequency, right?
 
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Do the Unidens trunk track DMR and NXDN? I know that the TRX-1 will work with only Control frequencies on P25.
 
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Okay. Thank you. I am starting to get it. Do they have to be in the order that they appear in the RR Database, just like EDACS and LTR, or does it matter? Also what is the difference between the different Tiers of DMR and why does it state that the TRX-1 will track/decode Tier I and II? Will it not work on TIER III?
 

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I believe Uniden has at least some of the Tier III systems able to use the control channel only form of scanning the system. The problem then isn't how to monitor a system where you know the current control channel but how to know ALL of the control channels.
These are scanner that can be reprogrammed over and over with computers. Give it a try with basic info programmed and if it works, go and program in the rest of the info.

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Thanks Buddrousa. So what does the Color Code have to do with DMR? Does NXDN have something like this too?

Simple answer to that is color code is similar to a PL and a NXDN system uses a RAN code. In the scanner programming these can be set to wildcards so you hear/decode whatever it is
 
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