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Can you IP link a Kenwood NXR-710 repeater to a Icom IC-FR5000 repeater in conventional digital mode?

Has anyone perhaps got a list of what features are compatible between IDAS and nexedge (voice, text, status, GPS, Encryption, etc) in NXDN conventional modes?
 
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I don't know of IP link.
Voice and the 15-bit encryption (digital voice scrambler) are compatible for sure, as long as you are operating on 6.25kHz conventional. Text and status should also be interoperable but I have not tried that yet.
 
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I've been playing with a Icom and Kenwood and I can't get the text messaging to work. I asked our local Icom distributor and he said no they are not compatible.

Has anyone else tried it.

Status messaging works.

I haven't tried the encryption yet.
 
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