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I work security at a mall and we use a vertex standard system. Our repeater is the EVX-R70. I'm weird and want to listen to traffic while I'm away from work. I have a Tytera MD-380 that is DMR capable (according to radio reference, our system is DMR). However, I noticed on our repeater both the "digital" and "analog" lights are on at the same time. I can only assume that this means it's in the dynamic switching mode. If that's the case, is it even possible to program the MD-380 to listen in or would I have to get a specific plan from the repeater? If that's the case, I'll just forget about it.

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Set up a scan mode with the same frequency, then add it 3 times, one for slot one, and one for slot 2. Then add it analog, but that model has the led on for monitoring the analog side, so just stick with the dmr side.
 
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