Hytera->Motorola Ip site connect

[Rower]

Hello team.
Could you please help me with my task? I have a small amount of Hytera and Motorola repeaters in my local network and would like to combine them all using ipsite. Is there any possibility to connect Motorolla and Hytera repeaters, maybe using some self-hosted servers? Local network, where repeaters are situated should not have access to the internet.

 

[dazey77]

I know that its technically possible, because its done in the Ham world for linking up global repeaters. Things like the Brandmeister network for example. I don't unfortunatly know how they do it all. You could try asking some of the networks.

 

[jeepsandradios]

Is this commercial or for ham radio. Big difference in what you can do in that regard.

 

[Rower]

Is this commercial or for ham radio. Big difference in what you can do in that regard.

It is a commercial, but our budget is not very big. we already have repeaters and local network, now we have to combine these two systems

I know that its technically possible, because its done in the Ham world for linking up global repeaters. Things like the Brandmeister network for example. I don't unfortunatly know how they do it all. You could try asking some of the networks.

Thanks for your answer, yes I`ve seen the Brandmaister network, but as far as I know their product has a closed code. Now I dig in FreeDMR but don`t have any success in this

 

[radioopperator]

Not as easy as you think. B/M wont tell you anything on how they did it and if I remember correctly the Hytera stuff had special modified firmware to work with B/M. I thought about taking a Motorola and a Hytera radio or repeater and HARD WIREING them together to make them cross platform since the IP structure is way different from each other even though HYTERA built the Motorola gear for Motorola!

 

[speedway_navigator]

even though HYTERA built the Motorola gear for Motorola!

The court case seems to think it was the other way around.

I glanced at the ETSI specs to see if interconnect was listed, don't see it but I might be missing some files.
I found this which might be the escape clause to keep IP to IP from being standard.

The Packet Data Protocol defined in the present document may be used for DMR products and is called the "default
Packet Data Protocol". There is a possibility in the DMR standard which allows manufacturers to define and implement
"private" feature sets which contains additional "private" signalling, which may not be understood by products not
supporting this "private" feature set.

 

[Expat2017]

Commerically the answer is no. IF you can get your hands on the Hytera API which spells out the IP protocol and likewise for Motorola. You kow someone who can code then you could possibly create a gateway between the equipment. Both manufacturers no doubt require NDA's and lots of hoops to jump thru.

Good luck.

 

[Rower]

thanks, will do my best to find the solution

 

[speedway_navigator]

I brought up this Hytera to Trbo connection idea today during a JPS webinar, it sounds like it's on their radar.