I cannot find any solid technical details on this, only sales brochure info. Because the mobile is not full duplex I deduce that subscribers near to HM radio but out of range of repeater cannot hear each other, only traffic from repeater. In other words there is no repeating at remote HM site, only linking to actual repeater(s).
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IP Transit
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A helpful soul posted an IP transit application note excerpt from Hytera in a recent post . It was also the first time I saw any real detail outside of the HM785 datasheet. Its in here:
forums.radioreference.com
I would add that the release notes for V3 of the HP series have this, so I think the note posted above doesnt cover IP transit linking to IP multisite but it seems it now can.
New to DMR - Need Help Boosting Hytera Signal Between 3 Sites
Hi all, I’m pretty new to two-way radios and DMR, so please bear with me. I’m trying to improve communication between three sites using a Hytera DMR repeater, and I’m struggling to figure out the best setup and equipment. Here’s the setup: Site A has a Hytera DMR repeater (exact model TBD—I...
it Is a remote transceiver with IP backbone. Could be used as remote base or tuned to a repeater. Pretty much what EchoLink does by connecting a PC (IP backbone) through sound card to a transceiver that is tuned to local repeater.
wonder if you can just tie 2 HM radios together over IP?
wonder if you can just tie 2 HM radios together over IP?
So the way it works is it kinda acts like a repeater in a way.
If youv got 2 HM782's with IP transit and connected to the internet you set it up just like you would for a IP site connect system. Make a master radio, add your groups into the access manager and then add the ip of the master into the slave radio
Any groups in the access manager will go out over the internet and be resent over the other IP transit radio.
Sadly this does NOT work like SFR does on the MD782/PD982's
Im using SFR and IP transit for different customers and the IP transit thing works rather well for what we need it to do
IP transit for now will not work with a repeater. So cant have a ip site connected repeater and have that work on the same network as a ip transit radio, apparently this will be a future upgrade tho so im told.
I just think of IP transit as a repeater that is simplex. Alot like SFR in some ways
If youv got 2 HM782's with IP transit and connected to the internet you set it up just like you would for a IP site connect system. Make a master radio, add your groups into the access manager and then add the ip of the master into the slave radio
Any groups in the access manager will go out over the internet and be resent over the other IP transit radio.
Sadly this does NOT work like SFR does on the MD782/PD982's
Im using SFR and IP transit for different customers and the IP transit thing works rather well for what we need it to do
IP transit for now will not work with a repeater. So cant have a ip site connected repeater and have that work on the same network as a ip transit radio, apparently this will be a future upgrade tho so im told.
I just think of IP transit as a repeater that is simplex. Alot like SFR in some ways
Ever try to make a Motorola work with Hytera SFR?
Sorta.. But not at the same time. I think the dual capacity thing works a little different then SFR so dont completely communicate with each other
Encryption wise they talk. Moto -Enhanced Hytera-Full and thats no issue but since the hytera needs pseudo
Maybe one way would be to make 2 channels in the moto, 1 for slot 1 and other for slot 2. auto scan with a 0 second delay and tx on slot 1 only. So that way it will listen on slot 2 and tx on 1 so the SFR radio "should" accept that and send it back over?
Havnt tested but in a nut shell.. thats the idea of it
Encryption wise they talk. Moto -Enhanced Hytera-Full and thats no issue but since the hytera needs pseudo
Maybe one way would be to make 2 channels in the moto, 1 for slot 1 and other for slot 2. auto scan with a 0 second delay and tx on slot 1 only. So that way it will listen on slot 2 and tx on 1 so the SFR radio "should" accept that and send it back over?
Havnt tested but in a nut shell.. thats the idea of it
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