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  1. Glossary

    Repeater

    A repeater receives signals and retransmits them. Many voice repeaters use different input and output frequencies; other stations are heard on the repeater output.

  2. Learning

    Check the repeater or hotspot path

    A duplex repeater uses separate input and output frequencies.

  3. Guides

    AnyTone: build a DMR channel

    Combine radio ID, talkgroup, channel and zone correctly for a repeater or simplex hotspot.

  4. Glossary

    Colour code

    A colour code is a DMR identifier from 0 to 15. For normal operation, the channel must match the repeater or hotspot’s colour code.

  5. Glossary

    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.

  6. Learning

    D-STAR: callsigns and connection paths

    Understand DV, repeaters, routing and reflectors, and check settings as a complete path.

  7. Learning

    Digital radio: from microphone to network

    Understand codec, RF link, repeater and hotspot before programming a radio.

  8. Guides

    DMR stays silent?

    Check channel, RF link and network separately — through a repeater or your own Pi-Star hotspot.

  9. Guides

    Icom ID-52E PLUS: set up D-STAR

    From your callsign through FROM and TO to a local repeater conversation, then a gateway connection.

  10. Glossary

    Time slot

    DMR TDMA divides a 12.5 kHz radio channel into two time slots. A suitably operated repeater can provide two separate call paths.

  11. AnyTone

    AT-D890UV

    The manual describes roaming between configured repeaters, voice recording, text messages, GPS positioning and APRS.

  12. Learning

    Choose the right system

    Two compatible radios can communicate directly; a repeater extends local access.