Summary of files containing DMR IDs and Callsigns grouped by Country The files are saved as .CSV for easy import The files are saved as .XLSX as required by the CPS software Brought to you by VE3WZW, Last updated: 2017-04-20 ------ ------------------------------------------------- IDs Country ------ ------------------------------------------------- 2 DMR-Contacts-CS700-MD380 ALGERIA 15 DMR-Contacts-CS700-MD380 ANDORRA 23 DMR-Contacts-CS700-MD380 ARGENTINA-REPUBLIC 750 DMR-Contacts-CS700-MD380 AUSTRALIA 819 DMR-Contacts-CS700-MD380 AUSTRIA 1 DMR-Contacts-CS700-MD380 BAHAMAS 2 DMR-Contacts-CS700-MD380 BELARUS-BELORUSSIA 800 DMR-Contacts-CS700-MD380 BELGIUM 8 DMR-Contacts-CS700-MD380 BELIZE 13 DMR-Contacts-CS700-MD380 BOSNIA-AND-HERCEGOVI 278 DMR-Contacts-CS700-MD380 BRASIL-BRAZIL 83 DMR-Contacts-CS700-MD380 BULGARIA 168 DMR-Contacts-CS700-MD380 CANADA ALBERTA 188 DMR-Contacts-CS700-MD380 CANADA BRITISH-COLUMBIA 1,195 DMR-Contacts-CS700-MD380 CANADA ENGLISH 46 DMR-Contacts-CS700-MD380 CANADA MANITOBA 40 DMR-Contacts-CS700-MD380 CANADA NEW-BRUNSWICK 7 DMR-Contacts-CS700-MD380 CANADA NEWFOUNDLAND 19 DMR-Contacts-CS700-MD380 CANADA NOVA-SCOTIA 860 DMR-Contacts-CS700-MD380 CANADA ONTARIO 2 DMR-Contacts-CS700-MD380 CANADA PRINCE-EDWARD-ISLAND 459 DMR-Contacts-CS700-MD380 CANADA QUEBEC 19 DMR-Contacts-CS700-MD380 CANADA SASKATCHEWAN 3 DMR-Contacts-CS700-MD380 CANADA YUKON 1,811 DMR-Contacts-CS700-MD380 CANADA 343 DMR-Contacts-CS700-MD380 CHILE
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DMR membership by country
DMR-MARC and DMR Plus partnership (DMR Plus North America)
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.
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-Marc Frequently Asked Questions
DMR-Marc Frequently Asked Questions
1. Can I use the MOTOTRBO Anywhere app on DMR-MARC?
No. The app requires a $50,000 hardware gateway which we do not have.
2. Do I have to buy a DMR radio to use the network.
Yes.
3. Do I need a C-bridge to join the network?
No. Just apply to join the network and we will find a suitable master repeater for your peer repeater.
4. Do I need to make a voice ID on the network or is a numeric ID legal?
According to USA FCC rules, one must identify with voice every 10 minutes and at the end of the call. Other countries may have more lenient requirements. The GSM ID on your radio is nonetheless, not a legal ID.
5. Who is my local Motorola dealer? Do they offer "ham friendly" pricing?
Here are the dealers. These dealers, in particular, are known to offer great pricing for hams. (List courtesy of NO7RF)
6. Are used radios available?
Yes. Ebay has some.
7. Will my non-Motorola DMR radio work on the network?
For voice calls, yes, for roaming and texting maybe not. Some alternative brand radios are Vertex Standard, Tait, Kenwood, RCA, Connect Systems, Hytera, Harris, Kirisun, Simoco, Sepura, and BFDX. As long as the radio is DMR Tier II complaint, it'll work on our network.
8. Should I disable AGC on the network?
The majority of users should. Check the Audio
1. Can I use the MOTOTRBO Anywhere app on DMR-MARC?
No. The app requires a $50,000 hardware gateway which we do not have.
2. Do I have to buy a DMR radio to use the network.
Yes.
3. Do I need a C-bridge to join the network?
No. Just apply to join the network and we will find a suitable master repeater for your peer repeater.
4. Do I need to make a voice ID on the network or is a numeric ID legal?
According to USA FCC rules, one must identify with voice every 10 minutes and at the end of the call. Other countries may have more lenient requirements. The GSM ID on your radio is nonetheless, not a legal ID.
5. Who is my local Motorola dealer? Do they offer "ham friendly" pricing?
Here are the dealers. These dealers, in particular, are known to offer great pricing for hams. (List courtesy of NO7RF)
6. Are used radios available?
Yes. Ebay has some.
7. Will my non-Motorola DMR radio work on the network?
For voice calls, yes, for roaming and texting maybe not. Some alternative brand radios are Vertex Standard, Tait, Kenwood, RCA, Connect Systems, Hytera, Harris, Kirisun, Simoco, Sepura, and BFDX. As long as the radio is DMR Tier II complaint, it'll work on our network.
8. Should I disable AGC on the network?
The majority of users should. Check the Audio
DMR [CANADA] UHF Net
DMR CANADA NET - START
Starting : January 2016
Date : Sunday Nights at 9:00 p.m
Notification to be sent out to all Repeater Owner to share with local users two weeks before the Start : January 2016
DMR Trans Canada UHF Net
http://dmrnet.blogspot.com/
amateur (ham) radio. If you are wondering what Amateur Radio is about, it's basically a two way radio service where licensed operators throughout the world experiment and communicate with each other on frequencies reserved for license holders.
Starting : January 2016
Date : Sunday Nights at 9:00 p.m
Notification to be sent out to all Repeater Owner to share with local users two weeks before the Start : January 2016
DMR Trans Canada UHF Net
http://dmrnet.blogspot.com/
amateur (ham) radio. If you are wondering what Amateur Radio is about, it's basically a two way radio service where licensed operators throughout the world experiment and communicate with each other on frequencies reserved for license holders.
Hytera repeater network is NOT part of DMR-MARC
The Hytera repeater network is NOT part of DMR-MARC, nor will it ever be. That is an independent DMR network with an incompatible IPSC platform. MotoTRBO repeaters are required for all DMR-MARC affiliates.
Intro to DMR
Intro to DMR
This is a forum from the 2015 Dayton Hamvention, introducing you to the DMR - Digital Mobile Radio (aka MotoTRBO) - a digital voice mode for VHF/UHF that is becoming more and more popular in Amateur Radio. The forum is presented by John Burningham W2XAB. John won't take you all the way through programming a radio, but he'll make you knowledgeable enough to take the next step if you get interested.
This is a forum from the 2015 Dayton Hamvention, introducing you to the DMR - Digital Mobile Radio (aka MotoTRBO) - a digital voice mode for VHF/UHF that is becoming more and more popular in Amateur Radio. The forum is presented by John Burningham W2XAB. John won't take you all the way through programming a radio, but he'll make you knowledgeable enough to take the next step if you get interested.
DMR Database and Import Contacts
Can Someone tell me how to go to DMR Database and import contacts to my radio Or upload a file that I can Import.
DMR-MARC Network
http://dmr-marc.net/cgi-bin/trbo-database/
1.) Pick contacts from the left side, any combination of Active from the top or the contacts DB from the bottom.
2.) Check your count at the top!, we can only use 1000 ish in a radio, give or take. You can open/view more if you are not planning to write them to your radio.
3.) If uploading your codeplug, do this now, *NOTE: If you upload a codeplug then make a change, you will need to select your codeplug again.
DMR-MARC Network
http://dmr-marc.net/cgi-bin/trbo-database/
| Date: | 12Aug2015 - Canada | |
| DMR: | Alberta (29), British Columbia (58), Manitoba (17), New Brunswick (24), Newfoundland (1), Nova Scotia (2), Ontario (349), Quebec (95) | |
| Count: | 575 |
1.) Pick contacts from the left side, any combination of Active from the top or the contacts DB from the bottom.
2.) Check your count at the top!, we can only use 1000 ish in a radio, give or take. You can open/view more if you are not planning to write them to your radio.
3.) If uploading your codeplug, do this now, *NOTE: If you upload a codeplug then make a change, you will need to select your codeplug again.
DMR Audio Stream and Audio Test Meters
HAM-DMR Audio Stream and Audio Test Meters
http://norcaldmr.org/
http://www.ham-dmr.org/
*** ONLY WORKS WITHIN A CHROME BROWSER ***
You can listen but the meters will only work in the Chrome browser on your computer--for now.
Get the TuneIn app for your mobile device and listen to the NorCal DMR stream on the go
*PLEASE NOTE: Hytera DMR Reflector Local Talk Group TG9 is now part of audio stream
*** ONLY WORKS WITHIN A CHROME BROWSER ***
UPDATE 2017 April : NorCal DMR Audio Meter
NorCal DMR Audio Meter – NorCal BrandMeister Network
http://norcal-brandmeister.org/norcal-dmr-audio-meter/
The NorCal DMR audio meter has been added to a new Web site.
This meter delivers audio for Talk Groups 9999 and 31068.
TG 9999 is the Audio Feed Talk Group and works with repeaters on the BrandMeister and the DMR-MARC Networks.
TG 31068 is the NorCal Talk Group and only works with repeaters on BrandMeister.
UPDATE 2017
NorCal DMR Audio Meter
September 4, 2016
K6BIV k6biv@mac.com
http://norcal-brandmeister.org/norcal-dmr-audio-meter/
http://norcaldmr.org/
http://www.ham-dmr.org/
*** ONLY WORKS WITHIN A CHROME BROWSER ***
You can listen but the meters will only work in the Chrome browser on your computer--for now.
Get the TuneIn app for your mobile device and listen to the NorCal DMR stream on the go
*PLEASE NOTE: Hytera DMR Reflector Local Talk Group TG9 is now part of audio stream
*** ONLY WORKS WITHIN A CHROME BROWSER ***
UPDATE 2017 April : NorCal DMR Audio Meter
NorCal DMR Audio Meter – NorCal BrandMeister Network
http://norcal-brandmeister.org/norcal-dmr-audio-meter/
The NorCal DMR audio meter has been added to a new Web site.
This meter delivers audio for Talk Groups 9999 and 31068.
TG 9999 is the Audio Feed Talk Group and works with repeaters on the BrandMeister and the DMR-MARC Networks.
TG 31068 is the NorCal Talk Group and only works with repeaters on BrandMeister.
UPDATE 2017
NorCal DMR Audio Meter
September 4, 2016
K6BIV k6biv@mac.com
http://norcal-brandmeister.org/norcal-dmr-audio-meter/
DMR-Marc Private call
Private call is disabled on many networks. On those where it works, you can call a contact by selecting them and pressing the PTT.
It's generally not used in ham radio because some networks forbid it.
READ THE BOTTOM :
http://dmr-marc.net/FAQ.html
READ THE BOTTOM :
http://dmr-marc.net/FAQ.html
- You may not make any private calls on any DMR-MARC networked slot.
You requested an ID from this above website when ? we would have all read this (many times) ?
Its in a different colour RED ... maybe should be flashing green.
THANKS
Its in a different colour RED ... maybe should be flashing green.
THANKS
DMRX
DMRX is not difficult to scrape at all, just done a bit differently. In fact incredibly good stuff at DMRX. For example:
I got that from http://dmrx.net/js/watch-live.jswhich I got from http://dmrx.net/dmrx-watch.html
There's no masking going on at all. It's just that the data is loaded dynamically as JSON and rendered in your browser using JavaScript. The code is all very clean and orderly.
Poke around in the javascript for /api/ and you'll find a lot of good stuff in a format that's super easy for a computer to use. Way better than CSV.
DMR / D-STAR Gateway
The Germans have done it again!
From the folks that brought us the ircDDB network, we hear from Hans-Jürgen Barthen, DL5DI, that there is now a gateway between D-STAR (DCS Gateways) and Hytera DMR Repeaters using the AMBEServer with either the DV3000 or ThumbDV™. This gateway is in use at a handful of DMR repeaters in Germany and Austria with systems soon to be implemented in Sweden and Switzerland.
You can download executables for the gateway and combine with the AMBEServer to create your own gateway. The software does D-STAR callsign to DMR radio ID mapping and transports audio between networks using the Hytera API.
Another step toward Universal Digital Radio from the community of amateur radio developers using products from NW Digital Radio.
From the folks that brought us the ircDDB network, we hear from Hans-Jürgen Barthen, DL5DI, that there is now a gateway between D-STAR (DCS Gateways) and Hytera DMR Repeaters using the AMBEServer with either the DV3000 or ThumbDV™. This gateway is in use at a handful of DMR repeaters in Germany and Austria with systems soon to be implemented in Sweden and Switzerland.
You can download executables for the gateway and combine with the AMBEServer to create your own gateway. The software does D-STAR callsign to DMR radio ID mapping and transports audio between networks using the Hytera API.
Another step toward Universal Digital Radio from the community of amateur radio developers using products from NW Digital Radio.
Dstar vs Dmr rx only
You can make your own minds up from this, my icom 5100 is rx via raspi
the dp3600 is rx via gb7mb both work great , I would have done fusion
also but not a sausage on it up here ..a dead mode
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