#Mototrbo cps 15.5 25 khz plus

Upon the expiry of channel hang time, only then does the repeater start qualifying both analog and digital calls simultaneously. When a repeater repeats a new digital call that starts on one of the logical channels, the repeater does not qualify any analog call including an Emergency Call until the digital call (both the transmission and call hang time) is over and the corresponding channel hang time has expired. While the repeater repeats one analog call at a time, it can repeat two digital calls at a time, one on each logical channel. If a digital radio transmits, then the repeater switches to digital mode to repeat the digital call if the call uses the right color code. However, the repeater only repeats analogue calls that are qualified by PL (DPL/TPL). If an analogue radio transmits, the repeater switches to analog mode to repeat the analogue call. The repeater dynamically switches between analog and digital modes based on the call it receives from radios. When operating in Dynamic Mixed Mode (DMM), MOTOTRBO uses a pair of physical channels configured for 12.5 kHz channel bandwidth for digital operation and 12.5/20/25 kHz for analogue operation. This offers existing analogue users a smooth migration path from a purely analogue system to a purely digital one as the change can take place as their budget and operation requirements permit. Digital radio users only need to switch between channels or their radios can be configured to scan both analogue and digital so they don't miss any calls.

In analogue mode, it will function as a normal FM repeater. When in digital mode, the repeater will provide 2-slot operation as if it were a digital repeater. The repeater cannot operate in digital and analogue mode at the same time and an analogue user would have to wait until a digital call is over before transmitting. When a repeater is operating in DMM, it works as a standard repeater but will switch between analogue and digital depending on which radio is transmitting.

#Mototrbo cps 15.5 25 khz plus

This is a single site configuration so IP Site Connect and Capacity Plus are not supported. Dynamic Mixed Mode (DMM) is a feature that allows both analogue and digital radios users to share the same repeater.