If you’ve been following my series, you’ve now learned about Contacts, Talk Groups, and Receive Group Lists. It’s now time to put that all together and set up a channel.
Category: DMR
DMR Learning Series: Zones
Zones are simply a way of organizing channels.
DMR Learning Series: TX Admit Criteria
Which option should I select?
DMR Learning Series: Receive Group Lists
What is a receive group list and what role does it play in your codeplug?
DMR Learning Series: Talk Groups
Learn what talk groups are and how to use them.
DMR Learning Series: Contacts
How do contacts fit in when programming my DMR radio?
The Legality of DMR in Amateur Radio
There is a lot of confusion on whether DMR is legal to use in the amateur bands. The short answer is an unequivocal yes. DMR is legal on the ham bands.
DMR Etiquette
I have recently had a number of conversations with new DMR users wondering how to use the network without being impolite to other users, even inadvertently. I thought it would be useful to write this all down for everyone’s future reference. If you have anything to add or disagree with anything, please leave a comment! […]
Tytera MD-380 – Enable test/alignment mode
If you have a Tytera MD-380 and would like to perform some alignment on it, you can enable “test mode” in the CPS.