DMR+ R4592

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File: DV4Mini Instructions.pdf

Uploaded By: Walter Bishop

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Dongle Access is HERE- DMR Marc

You can access this file at the URL:
https://DMR-Quebec.groups.io/g/DMRPlus/files/DV4Mini%20Instructions.pdf

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The Groups.io Team

Reflectors

New features within the DMR-network!

A new version of the DMR master software is running as beta test on several servers with interesting new features.

Important:
There will be no changes on timeslot 1, the current talkgroups

• 1-weltweit
• 20-D-A-CH
• national talkgroups, like 228, 232, 262

can still be used.

On timeslot 2 there are the following changes:

From now on all talkgroups on TS2 are no longer required. Transmissions via the network will always be send with talkgroup 9.  
Using reflectors has several advantages:

• There is no need to program different talkgroups like tg1, tg8 etc. on ts2.
• QSOs will no longer be interrupted / disturbed by other OMs transmitting on different talkgroups.
• Whenever a repeater is linked into a reflector, all transmissions coming via the network will be send under talkgroup 9.

Connecting / disconnecting  a repeater to/from a reflector will be confirmed by a voice announcement.

Important: Reflectors are supported on timeslot 2 only!

How to use it:
For Hytera radios select “contact / manual” from the menu. Type the reflector number, e.g. “4001″ for Germany. Press PTT. The repeater gets connected to the reflector.
Switch the radio back to talkgroup 9 on timeslot 2 and just press PTT to talk via the reflector.

To disconnect from a reflector call “4000″

Important: Afer connecting to a reflector, switch your radio back to talkgroup 9. Do not continue transmitting to tG400x, as no one will hear you.

 

 

NR.	REFLECTOR	ID
0	4001 Germany	4001
1	4002 Hamburg	4002
2	4003 Elbe-Weser	4003
3	4004 Hessen	4004
4	4005 Rhein-Main	4005
5	4006 Ruhrgebiet	4006
6	4007 NRW	4007
7	4008 Wuerttemberg	4008
8	4009 Baden	4009
9	4010 Germany Chat2	4010
10	4012 Software TEST	4012
11	4013 Rheinland-Pfalz	4013
12	4015 Bayern	4015
13	4016 Berlin-Brandenburg	4016
14	4017 Niedersachsen-Ost	4017
15	4018 Nordhessen	4018
16	4019 Germany test	4019
17	4040 Germany MKK	4040
18	4060 Switzerland	4060
19	4180 OE DMR-Test	4180
20	4190 OE DMR-Austria	4190
21	4191 OE 1 DMR-Wien	4191
22	4196 OE 6 DMR-Steiermark	4196
23	4198 OE 8 DMR-Kaernten	4198
24	4200 Ukraine	4200
25	4201 Ukraine2	4201
26	4300 Ile de France	4300
27	4301 Region 2 France	4301
28	4302 Region 3 France	4302
29	4303 Region 4 France	4303
30	4304 Region 5 France	4304
31	4306 Region 7 France	4306
32	4307 Region 8 France	4307
33	4308 Region 9 France	4308
34	4309 Region 10 France	4309
35	4320 Emergency Test France	4320
36	4350 Luxembourg	4350
37	4370 Spain	4370
38	4500 Nederland	4500
39	4501 Noord Nederland	4501
40	4502 Midden Nederland	4502
41	4503 Zuid Nederland	4503
42	4504 STAR <-> Nederland	4504
43	4600-Florida	4600
44	4601-Georgia	4601
45	4602-North_Carolina	4602
46	4603-Texas	4603
47	4650 Sweden	4650
48	4651 Sweden Call Only	4651
49	4700 Denmark	4700
50	4701 Denmark2	4701
51	4750 Belgium	4750
52	4751 Belgium Vlaams	4751
53	4752 Belgium Francais	4752
54	4753 Belgium Deutsch	4753
55	4770 Hungary	4770
56	4990 System Link1	4990
57	4991 System Link2	4991
58	4992 System Link3	4992

DMR-MARC and DMRPlus Partnership Update

Dear DMR-MARC users, 

As a follow-up to our announcement in August 2016 regarding our partnership with the DMRPlus network, we have some more exciting news to share with you regarding our collaboration with the DMRPlus team. Firstly, our testing of the new DMRPlus interconnection talkgroups, which include DMR+ USA (TG133), DMR+ UK (TG143) and DMR+ South Pacific (TG153) has been very successful and we have decided to roll these talkgroups out to all repeaters connected to our network. We have also added DMR+ Quebec - French (TG131), and DMR+ Latin America - Spanish (TG134). This will allow any device connected to the DMRPlus network, including commercial Motorola or Hytera repeaters, homebrew MMDVM repeaters or base stations, the upcoming DV4mobile and DV4mini users worldwide to access users on either the DMRPlus or DMR-MARC networks. The rollout has already started and will be completed over the next few weeks. 

Secondly, we have decided to allow all of our US regional talkgroups (TG3169, TG317x), and Canadian provincial talkgroups (TG302x) to be interconnected with the DMRPlus network as well. By combining the stable and robust nature of DMR-MARC network with the flexibility and experimental nature of the DMRPlus network, we hope to create a combined global DMR network that suits the needs of all ham DMR users. 

With regard to the traditional DMR-MARC talkgroups, we have heard numerous concerns expressed by our users around the potential impact of experimental devices on these talkgroups, so accordingly these talkgroups will remain exclusive to the DMR-MARC network for the time being. These talkgroups include: 


- Worldwide (TG1) 
- Europe (TG2) 
- North America (TG3) 
- Oceania (TG5) 
- Worldwide German (TG10) 
- Worldwide French (TG11) 
- Worldwide English (TG13) 
- Worldwide Spanish (TG14) 

We believe that by providing a two tier approach to talkgroups with some designated as robust and reliable, while others open to experimentation and feature development, we can provide our users with the best possible DMR experience. 

In addition, we would like to thank all of our loyal users for their generous contributions to our network over the last seven years. Many of you have invested time, hardware, and financial resources to our network, which has helped us to build the world's largest DMR network consisting of over 500 repeaters in 60 countries that is used by over 10,000 hams every day. Most importantly, your efforts have helped to change the face of ham radio digital communications forever and we hope the hobby is all the better for it. 

Again, we appreciate all of your support and look forward to making DMR great for the benefit of the entire ham radio community. 

The DMR-MARC Administrative Team. .

DMR Plus is the original network that developed tools to interconnect Hytera and Motorola repeaters. It has been popular in Europe for years but now, with the cooperation of DMR-MARC, it has finally arrived in North America and the South Pacific. The DMR Plus architecture is similar to D-Star. Users have talkgroups to converse, to disconnect, and to monitor channel status. Users choose from a large pool of reflectors and move back to the converse talkgroup for all QSOs. 

The DMR-MARC and DMR Plus partnership is ideal. The DMR-MARC network is robust and reliable. The DMR Plus network is more aligned with experimentation and interoperability of technologies. Think of DMR Plus as the best possible implementation of the former DMR-MARC Sandbox. 

DMR Plus also supports a configuration that features the traditional DMR-MARC talkgroups like Worldwide English, North America, Latin America, etc. on TS1 and the DMR-Plus reflectors on TS2. The USA Regional talkgroups and the Canadian Provincial talkgroups are now connected to the TS2 reflectors. 

DMR Plus supports connectivity via the DV4mini USB hotspot and the DVMEGA add-on board for the Raspberry Pi. DMR Plus also features MMDVM connectivity. Be sure to visit the Contact Us link at the top of the page and join either Traditional DMR-MARC or DMR Plus North America. You asked for more control over your repeaters and now you have it!