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D-STAR
D-STAR is an amateur-radio system for digital voice and data. DV operation uses callsign fields and a selected destination; a gateway can connect repeaters to the network.
- Learning
D-STAR: callsigns and connection paths
D-STAR was developed as a digital amateur-radio system under JARL’s leadership.
- Guides
Icom ID-52E PLUS: set up D-STAR
You need your assigned callsign and current information for the chosen D-STAR repeater: output, input/offset, module and any gateway.
- Learning
Choose the right system
D-STAR, DMR and dPMR are different systems.
- Icom
ID-52E Plus
VHF/UHF handheld for FM and D-STAR with a colour display, GPS and Bluetooth.
- Pages
Rethinking connections.
Understand D-STAR, DMR and hotspots. Guides, equipment and public identifiers for station HB3YAQ.
- Albrecht
AE125H
The AE125H does not decode digital voice formats such as DMR or D-STAR.
- AOR
AR-DV10
Automatic detection of DMR, NXDN, dPMR, P25 Phase 1, D-STAR, C4FM, Alinco EJ47U and D-CR.
AOR, LTD. Photo. - Learning
Check the repeater or hotspot path
In D-STAR, FROM and TO represent access and destination; the guide explains the related callsign fields.
- Guides
Digital radio step by step
D-STAR DMR Hotspot
- Learning
Digital radio: from microphone to network
D-STAR and DMR are different systems, so tuning two radios to the same frequency does not make them compatible.
- Glossary
FM
An FM demodulator does not turn DMR or D-STAR into ordinary intelligible speech.