Talk Permit / Call Tone: Why are they essential?
If you want to have a more satisfying DMR experience and reduce potential frustration and system congestion, you SHOULD activate your radio’s Talk Permit tone. The Talk Permit tone, aka,…
If you want to have a more satisfying DMR experience and reduce potential frustration and system congestion, you SHOULD activate your radio’s Talk Permit tone. The Talk Permit tone, aka,…
Bottom Line: Use the Callwatch service. (It used to be called ‘Netwatch’) Callwatch displays, in real-time, important information about each call to the PNWDigital repeater system. It shows talkgroup, signal…
Go to the VU (audio level) meter page. Speak into any of the following talk groups: Audio Test, Parrot, Net 1 or Net 2. When you complete your TX, the…
There are several ways to do so, but likely the best is the big picture method by looking at a map of the Pacific Northwest. If you want to see…
RTS is a nifty radio programming tool to use to maintain codeplugs. RTS can program many DMR different radios. RTS has been around for many years, and it is well…
PNWDigital is not part of Brandmeister. We have very different settings in our codeplugs. It's probable that your settings won't fully work on our network if you've programmed for BM…
If you have an interest in listening to activity on a repeater, there are levels of listening at the client radio level as well as on the desired repeater (or…
Motorola's MotoTRBO radios (and other DMR client radios) have a limit of 15 channels (modes) in each scan list. There is also a limit of 15 group call (Talkgroup) ID's…