Hytera DMR Introduction

The leading provider of professional wireless communication equipments and solutions

Introduction to DMR standard

Reasons for DMR

Analog technology has reached its peak and can not breakthrough the technological limitations including battery life, audio quality (near the edge), communication safety, Spectrum efficiency, integrated data applications.
Many countries from America, Europe , Asia etc. released corresponding regulations that limit the professional communication equipment working on channel bandwidth > = 25kHz . DMR meets Narrow banding Mandate WORLDWIDE!!

Predictable doubling of capacity in existing 12.5 kHz licensed channels Backwards spectrum compatibility with 12.5 KHz analog systems

Reasons for DMR

Efficient and simple use of infrastructure equipment saving money, power and work Ease of use and creation of data applications System flexibility through simultaneous voice and data calls, two way calls, double data rates enabled by two slot TDMA Advanced control features Benefit of an open standard

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What is DMR?
DMR (Digital Mobile Radio) is a digital radio standard specified for professional mobile radio (PMR) users covering unlicensed and licensed conventional and trunked modes of operation.
The standard was developed by the European Telecommunications Standards Institute (ETSI), and first ratified in 2005. The worldwide market leading open standard for digital two way radio for business and professional users.

The Tier II and Tier III standard is designed to operate within the existing 12.5kHz channel spacing used in licensed land mobile frequency bands globally and to meet future regulatory requirements for 6.25kHz channel equivalence. The primary goal is to specify affordable digital systems with low complexity. DMR provides voice, data and other supplementary services. Today, products designed to its specifications are sold in all regions of the world.
A two slot TDMA technology operating in 12.5 kHz channels with 4 level FSK (frequency shift key) modulation and advanced FEC (forward error correction) techniques. Defined for PMR frequency bands from 66-960 MHZ

What is DMR?
The DMR protocol covers unlicensed (Tier I), licensed conventional (Tier II) and licensed trunked (Tier III) modes of operation, although in practice commercial application is today focused on the Tier II and III licensed categories.
Tier I: DMR equipment having an integral antenna and working in direct mode (communication without infrastructure) under a general authorization with no individual rights operation. Tier II: DMR systems operating under individual licenses working in direct mode or using a Base Station (BS) for repeating. Tier III: DMR trunking systems under individual licenses operating with a controller function that automatically regulates the communications. NOTE 1: Tier II and Tier III products encompass both simulcast and nonsimulcast systems.

Why DMR?

Improved Digital Audio Quality and Range

Clearer voice over a greater range

Expanded range Static and noise rejection

Why DMR?

Double voice capacity2 slot

Why DMR?

Lower equipment cost

Compared with FDMA solution, 2 slot TDMA solution allows 2

simultaneous calls through 1 repeater, which helps reduce equipment cost

Why DMR?

Longer battery life

80% of battery is used for transmission; Two-slot TDMA, however, offers a good way forward. Since an individual call uses only one of the two timeslots, it requires only half of the transmitters capacity. 40% Battery Life Improvement with TDMA Advanced Battery Save

Why DMR?
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Enhanced privacy

analog channels , the audio signal is easily monitored.

Digital offers inherent protection against casual eavesdropping by scanners.

a digital channel , the audio signal cannot be heard if the signaling or ID doesnt match(16776415 ID)

Who will use DMR

The transition from analog to digital

Expected number of unit to be sold

The transition from analog to digital

Part 1 DMR target market

PAMR Commercial & Industrial

Utilities Public transportation

Public safety military

others

Source: IMS 2007 report

With the global boom of digitalization , the above markets will be the main markets which are interested in DMR.

The transition from analog to digital

Driven by narrow banding mandate FCC: Mandate by FCC that non frequency efficient (12.5kHz) equipment will not be approved after 2011 due to congestion. And all public safety equipments have to be migrated by the end of 2012. GB: non frequency efficient (12.5kHz) equipment will not be approved after 2010 . Analog radio will not be approved after 2011. And all radios will likely be migrated to digital by 2016.

The transition from analog to digital

DMR MoU created to drive worldwide growth of digital mobile radio market Leading manufacturers and suppliers join forces to develop and promote affordable, interoperable and innovative digital radio solutions

The DMR Association

The DMR Association is an evolution of the DMR-MOU set up at the time of the standardization of DMR by ETSI in 2005 The original MOU group undertook background work such as deciding the choice of vocoder but then ceased activity

Market evolution (DMR market entrants, competitive landscape) has meant the makers of DMR products and the two way radio user community need an active trade body

The DMR Association

Objectives: Promotion of the standard to:
Users: for informed choices about DMR products -- Regulators: for fair allocation of spectrum Standards bodies: for recognition of the standard choice and to enable market growth through a greater supply of equipment and services -- Define and run an interoperability process for DMR -- Create a forum for discussion on the standard

HYTERAs Active role in DMR

One of DMR MoU key members. One of the leading companies which own the key DMR technology.

Hytera will offer the most complete initial DMR portfolios among major providers, including complete digital solutions of DMR conventional, simulcast and DMR Tier III trunking systems.
Hytera products are developed on the ETSI DMR standard and do not limit the end user to one brand.

Hytera DMR Portfolio

Hytera DMR product portfolio

PD782 & PD702

MD782

PD782Ex intrinsic safety radio

SD900 covert radios

RD982

DMR simulcast

DMR trunking system

accessories

Application

Hytera DMR system solution

DMR

DMR simulcast
DMR conventional solution

GPS visualization dispatch

Hytera DMR Portable Radios

PD782/PD702
Global Frequency Bands:
400 -470 Mhz, 450-520Mhz 330-400Mhz 136-174Mhz 4.69 x 2.2 x 1.3 inches (PD782) 4.69 x 2.2 x 1.28 inches (PD702)

Dimensions:

Weight: 11.45 oz (PD782)/ 10.75 oz(PD702) 256 channels (PD782) / 32 channels (PD702) RF output power 4W/1W 2000mAh Li-ion Battery 1.8 inch TFD Thin Film Diode) Color display and full keypad (PD782) Louder Audio Output: 1.5W IP57 Compatible with analog mode FM explosion-proof with special battery GPS (Optional) Optional board support
PD782 PD702

Hytera DMR Portable Radios

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Compact size design Dual-color injection molding Integrated GPS antenna Unique knob design on the top High resolution 1.8 TFD color LCD Comfortable operation with big buttons even with glove on Covert speaker with quality audio and smart look Clear status indication with tri-color LED Compliant with MIL-STD-810 C/D/E/F and IP57 standards

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PD782

Antenna description
Hytera antenna innovation GPS directivity improvement Eyes-off, hands-on operation Maximize the distance between volume knob and channel switch knob, and more convenient for operation with gloves.

Antenna gain (right-sided)

95mm

Antenna gain (middle)

Hytera DMR Mobile Radio

MD782
Global Frequency Bands:
400 -470 MHz, 450-520MHz 330-400MHz 136-174MHz

Dimensions (W*H*L):6.9 x 2.4 x 7.9 inches Weight: 3.75 lbs 256 channels Output power: 45W (High power model) / 25W(Low power model) 2.0 TFT (Thin Film Transistor Color LCD display with intuitive navigator buttons Louder Audio Output: 6W IP54 Compatible with analog mode GPS (Optional)
MD782

Hytera DMR Mobile Radio

4 5 6 2 3 Dual-color Injection Molding 2.0" High-Resolution Color LCD Six Programmable Keys Innovative Ring-shaped LED to show clear status Large and easy to use knob ( channel switch knob and volume knob in one ) Rugged accessory port Effective heat-sink capability Compliant with MIL-STD-810 C/D/E/F and IP54 standards

Hytera DMR Repeater

RD982
Global Frequency Bands:
400 -470 MHz, 450-520MHz , 330-400MHz, 136-174MHz

Dimensions: 19 x 3.5 x 14.4 inches 19 x 3.4 x 14.4 in Weight: 18.7lbs 32 channels Continuous 5 50W, 100% full duty cycle 2.0, 262K TFT LCD, 220176 pixel Audio Output: 1W Auto detection between analog and digital modes MTBF 100,000 hours

Hytera DMR Repeater

Standard 19, 2RU rack-mount design, compatible with desktop housing as well 2.0 TFT LCD and menu navigation knob to facilitate service and maintenance Color LEDs for clear status indication Advanced heat sink design with thermal-controlled cooling fan Internal installation for mobile duplexer More comfortable handling with ergonomic design Programmable buttons for customized application 5

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Hytera DMR Covert Radio

mm Global Frequency Bands: 330-400Mhz , 400-470 Mhz, 450-520Mhz , 136-174Mhz 16 channels User selectable and automatic digital/analogue operation FM explosion-proof with special battery Smart ID Small 4.5 x 2.1 x 0.75 inches Lightweight Programmable top button Vibration GPS(Optional) Bluetooth(Optional) Encryption IP57mm

Hytera DMR Covert Radio

mm Global Frequency Bands: 330-400Mhz , 400-470 Mhz, 450-520Mhz , 136-174Mhz 16 channels User selectable and automatic digital/analogue operation Smart ID Small 4.5 x 2.1 x 0.73 inches) Lightweight Vibration FM explosion-proof with special battery GPS (Optional) Bluetooth (Optional) Encryption IP67

Hytera DMR Covert Radio

1. Flexibility

2. Stealth

Introduction to Hytera DMR Features

Hytera DMR Product Features and Advantages

Co-exist with analog systems

-- 12.5kHZ channel spacing in digital mode and 12.5/20/25kHZ channel spacing selectable in analog mode. --Mixed mode scanning ( scans both analog channel and digital channel);

CH1 Analog Radio

DMR Radio

CH2 DMR Radio

Hytera Innovation : DGNA (Conference)

Group 1

Group 2

Group 3

Security Group

Hytera Innovation : DGNA(2)

Group 1

Group 3

Group 2

Security Group

Hytera Innovation : DGNA (Conference)

TEMPORARY CONFERENCE GROUP

Group 2

Group 3

Group 1

Security Group

Hytera Innovation : DMO mode true two slot

Voice Call 1

Time Slot 1

Time Slot 2

Time Slot 1

Time Slot 2

Voice Call 2 or Data

Hytera innovation : Pseudo trunking

Voice Call 1

Used Slot

Un-Used Slot

Used Slot

Un-Used Slot

Voice Call 2 or Data

Hytera innovation : Pseudo trunking with repeater

*Through the Repeater*

Voice Call 1

Time Slot 1 Used Slot

Time SlotSlot 2 Un-Used

Time Slot 1 Used Slot

Time SlotSlot 2 Un-Used

Voice Call 2 or Data

Ease of migration from Analog to digital system

Hytera DMR Smooth Migration: Multi-channel system

IP

1. Add Digital Site, Remove some analog repeaters 2. Start migration of talk groups

5. Remove analog system & complete digital channel adds

3. Move more channels to digital

4. Complete talk group migration

Ease of migration from Analog to digital system

Multi-Site Infrastructure Overlay with Slow Subscriber Migration
Analog Repeater

MTRCypher

Analog Repeater

MTRCypher IP

MPT Talk groups

Analog Repeater

MTRCypher

Passport NST Analog Repeater

RFDS

MTRCypher

GCP8000

Analog Repeater

Digital Trunked Talk groups

MTRCypher
Analog Repeater

MTRCypher

Analog Repeater

MTRCypher IP

MTRCypher

Analog Repeater

Analog Repeater

MTRCypher GCP8000 IP

MTRCypher

Analog Repeater

Analog Repeater

MTRCypher

MTRCypher

RFDS

Passport NST Analog Repeater

Passport NST Analog Repeater

RFDS

MTRCypher

GCP8000

MTRCypher
Analog Repeater

Analog Repeater

MTRCypher

Analog Talk groups

MTRCypher MTRCypher
Analog Repeater Analog Repeater

MTRCypher IP

Analog Repeater

Analog Repeater

MTRCypher IP

Analog Repeater

MTRCypher

Passport NST Analog Repeater

RFDS

MTRCypher

GCP8000

Analog Repeater

Multi-Site Infrastructure Overlay with Slow Subscriber Migration

MTRCypher

Analog Repeater

GCP8000

MTRCypher

RFDS

Passport NST Analog Repeater

MTRCypher
Analog Repeater

MTRCypher

Increased Robustness
Hytera DMR terminals have gone through 76 items of environmental test and ALT(accelerated life test) to ensure the reliability.

Certificate and third party test Military standards: MIL-STD-810C/D/E/F CE/FCC/GB

Hytera DMR advanced digital voice features

features All call benefits Ensure Entire radio fleet is instantly provided with critical information

Group call
Private call Channel Scan PTT ID & Aliasing

Helps ensure critical work group are fully informed

Allows call to be directed at individuals Supporting mix mode scanning ( analogue & digital channel) . Helps ensure all relevant calls are heard Allows the receiving party to instantly identify the caller and respond accordingly

Talk around
Emergency

Enable the radio to communicate directly with one another

An emergency call can be confirmed to maximize the employees safety and accelerate incident response

Hytera DMR INTEGRATED DATA FUNCTIONS

Text messaging --- Editable text messaging ( one to one , one to group and one to all ) --- Free entry up to 256 characters --- Preprogrammed quick text entered via CPS (Customer Programming Software) 3rd party API(application interface)

Hytera DMR integrated solution

Hytera DMR offers communication and dispatching solutions to different sectors including public security, transportation, energy, education and business.

1. 2. 3.

Effective dispatching for security situations. GPS application (portable + mobile + control center) GPS and emergency alarm ensure personal safety of people working alone

1. 2. 3.

DGNA (Conference) function is essential. Group calls established according to contact list Status messages and user message is helpful for job.

1. 2.

High image quality and bright LCD; easy to read in dark environment. Explosion-proof radios ensure users' safety

1. 2. 3.

Flexible and fast dispatching ensuring the transport schedule. Staff of station can keep in touch with staff on high speed train. LCD is easy to read; help staff to get information quickly.

Benefits of HYT DMR Radio

FEATURES: Unique Industrial Design Big Color Display Small and Light Weight Shorter and central located Antenna Long Battery Life (2000MAH Battery) Improved Audio Quality Cost Effective and Value for Money

Benefits of HYT DMR Radio

Bigger Keypad True two time slot in DMO Pseudo Trunking in DMO Pseudo trunking in repeater mode Repeater auto detect for analog and digital mode Repeater Scan mode Open DMR platform

Benefits of HYT DMR Radios

Covert Radio is available for public Security Customer HYT CONFERENCE (DGNA) Tier III DMR Trunking in the development plan Complete offering for DMR solution Software based five tone 12.5/20/25 channel spacing for analog mode Simple migration plan

 DMR Roadmap Summary

Phase I
- Analog (CSQ, CTCSS, CDCSS) - DMR Tier II Voice and Data - DMR Tier II Repeater - Single Site repeater - Mixed Mode Scan - Portable UHF1 - Mobile UHF1 - Repeater UHF1

Phase II
-Analog (HDC, 2-Tone, 5Tone) - Pseudo-trunk 2-slot operation -DMR Supplementary Services -Rptr Analog/Digital Auto Detection (Scan) -GPS Capable Radios -3rd party radio API -PD702 - Portable - Mobile -Repeater VHF/350MHz - Covert Portable

Phase III
-Single Site Trunk Tier III voice and data calls. -Repeater Multi-Site -Encryption -DGNA -True 2-Slot -Simulcast - Trunking System - UHF2 - Portable 800M - Mobile 800M - Repeater 800M - Blue Tooth Accessories

April-2010

Q3 2010

Early 2011

First DMR Release (April - 2010)

Common Features

R1

Portable and Mobile UHF1 (403 470 MHz) IP 57 Repeater Single Site operation UHF1 Analog Voice Communication Digital Voice and Data communication (DMR Tier II compliant) 256 Channel USB Interface for programming Mixed Mode channel scan (Scans both Analog and Digital Channels) Language Support (English, Chinese) Public Addressing (Mobile) Noise Suppression ( Mobile)

 Analog Communication Features R1

CSQ CTCSS CDCSS 12.5/20/25 kHz Emergency Call Radio Monitor

 Digital Communication Features R1

Private Call (confirmed and unconfirmed) Group Call All System Call Emergency Call PTT ID Later Entry Channel Access Criteria - Channel free , Color Code free and Always allow Text Messaging - Free Entry and Pre-Programmed with CPS (Customer Programming Software) Support Multiple Color Code Repeater Access Support (Able to make calls via repeater)

Second DMR Release (July-September 2010)

Common Features R2
Portable and Mobile VHF/350MHz (350 400 MHz) Covert Radio in U1 and VHF DMR U2 (450-520MHz band) Repeater VHF/UHF2 Battery Pack Repeater Portable Non Display (PD702) Repeater Analog/Digital auto detect.

Second DMR Release (July-September 2010)

Common Features R2
Factory Mutual - Intrinsically Safe Portable (with optional battery) Remote IO Sensing (Mobile) Lone Worker GPS Channel Change Voice notification Real Time Clock / Personal Alarm Microphone Automatic Gain Control 3rd party API. (The API documents will be available around Q2 2010

SECOND DMR RELEASE (Q3-2010)

Analog Communication Features
HDC1200 2 Tone 5 Tone (MotoTurbo needs optional board to support this function) Scrambling

Digital Communication Features

Pseudo-Trunk Direct Mode 2-slot operation Pseudo-Trunk Repeater Mode 2-slot operation Supplementary services
Remote Monitor Call Alert Radio Check Radio Kill/Wake-Up Emergency Alarm

GPS Data over Text Messaging System (ARS) Enhanced Battery Saver Scrambling

Third DMR Release (Q1-2011)

Trunking Operation (DMR Tier III protocol) Portable and Mobile VHF Radio Cloning Option Board for encryption and other application Man Down VOX Voice Recording Repeater Multi Site Repeater Auto Roaming

 Analog Communication Features R3

MPT1327 Phone Interconnect (DTMF)

Digital Communication Features

Direct Mode True 2-slot operation Trunking Voice and Data Calls Conference (DGNA) Voice/Data Encryption

Others
HYT DMR Solutions: 1. HYT DMR simulcast system for wide area coverage 2. Simulcast system will support normal radio to roam from site by site 3. HYT will release own encryption and accept third party encryption board 4. HYT Text Message protocol will be free to any SI partners 5. HYT will release DMR Tier III Compatible Trunked DMR Terminals and system

The AMBE++
All DMR transmitters use the same vocoder (voice coder) yet the radios dont all sound the same The vocoder tries to filter sounds, which are not the human voice, from the transmission

Coverage Comparison
The Advantage of DMR? DMR 30dB Here ! 20dB

DMR digital (encrypted or not)

12dB

7dB -99dBm (2.5uV) -114dBm (0.45uV) -121dBm (0.19uV) -124 dBm (0.14uV)

HYT DMR Radio

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