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remote connection monitoring hytera rd985
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Try rdac if it has network enabled?
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What do you mean by "remote connection"? Do you want a remote access directly to repeater or a computer which is connected to repetear. Those are different things.
Hi All, Thanks for the replies above. Direct access to the repeater would be best for less kit installed and running at site. I guess some sort of mobile phone connection would be useful. Can you say a bit more about rdac?
Thanks again.
Angus
Thanks again.
Angus
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What we do with RDAC at our sites is, each site has a laptop with RDAC and teamviewer running. Repeater is plugged into the laptop so we can log in and make any codeplug changes or what not with the CPS and RDAC to check RSSI levels. Since we use a IP site connect system with our repeaters we can log into rdac from any computer and access all of our sites. If the repeater has multipul channels programmed in you can use RDAC to change channels and power levels, restart or shut down each repeater. Not having an internet connection makes that not possible unless you were at the site with a laptop. OR had some type of internet then could remotely connect to it that way
SO RDAC for what you want, can only change channels that are currently in the repeater and go from low to high power. If you want to ADD or remove channels/digital channels/talkgroups then you would have to have internet with a laptop connected with a programming cable and teamview or a google remote desktop setup to access it to make changes
SO RDAC for what you want, can only change channels that are currently in the repeater and go from low to high power. If you want to ADD or remove channels/digital channels/talkgroups then you would have to have internet with a laptop connected with a programming cable and teamview or a google remote desktop setup to access it to make changes
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We used RDAC to change frequencies before The key is to leave extra channels available in the code plug.
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