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dPMR is a digital radio protocol specifically targeting highly functional solutions by using low cost and low complexity technology.
dPMR is a narrowband (6,25 kHz) FDMA technology that is 100% digital
that offers many forms of voice and/or data applications. More >>
This group was established in 2007 to provide a forum for all interested
parties who wished to support the latest digital PMR radio technology
known as dPMR. The group currently includes radio manufacturers,
chip manufacturers, protocol and software developers and systems
developers.
All these members have expressed the common aim of working together
to ensure the success of dPMR.
One of the core requirements for success of any new technology is
interoperability. The MoU group will be active in ensuring an independant
validation of
interworking between dPMR products from different manufacturers and
authorising the use of a specific dPMR logo for compliant equipment.
These interoperability
tests will also be based on ETSI standards.
NXDN™ Forum and dPMR MoU CollaborationSuwanee, GA –
January 20, 2010 - The Chairman of the NXDNTM Forum recently announced
that the NXDN™ Forum and the dPMR MoU have agreed to collaborate
on issues of common interest in the promotion of 6.25 kHz FDMA
technology
Business and industry users have a basic need
for flexible, efficient and cost effective communications systems
and this was the fundamental reason for the development of the
dPMR standard by ETSI, whose members did not consider that current digital radio standards really addressed the issue
of low-cost.
dPMR is a digital radio protocol specifically
targeting highly functional solutions by using low cost and low
complexity technology. dPMR is a narrowband (6,25 kHz) FDMA technology
that is 100% digital that offers many forms of voice and/or data applications.
Despite dPMR being European ETSI standards, our membership is derived from virtually
all corners of the globe. These members are also major players in the
radiocommunications industry so we can confidently look forward to the
continued success of this new technology.
The MoU group is open to any manufacturer, supplier, user group, administration,
laboratory etc who also shares our aims for promoting narrowband FDMA technology.
Such has been the interest that the group has virtually doubled in size in just
over one years existence. Members
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