DMR is an open standard developed by ETSI to meet the mobile communication needs of mid-to-low-end professional and commercial users worldwide, launched in April 2005. DMR radios are suitable for industries such as public utilities, schools, hospitals, hotels, and property management, and have now become the mainstream standard for digital radios globally.

 

 

DMR radios utilize advanced narrowband voice codec technology and digital intelligent error correction technology, ensuring that users can obtain clear voice whether in noisy environments or at the edge of coverage areas. TDMA dual-slot communication enables two groups of calls to be conducted simultaneously on one frequency point, saving users frequency application and usage costs.

AMBE Vocoder Technology                Direct Mode/Repeater Mode Dual-slot

BeiDou/GPS Positioning Function           Time-out Timer (TOT)

AES256 Encryption Algorithm                Custom Scanning

Man Down Alarm                               Individual Call/Group Call/All Call

Bluetooth Function                           Multi-level Automatic Power Saving Mode

Recording Function                            VOX (Voice Operated Exchange)