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DMR incorporates talk groups and the available talk groups are tracked by Repeaterbook.com. They can belong to large networks, which is also tracked by Repeaterbook.com. | DMR incorporates talk groups and the available talk groups are tracked by Repeaterbook.com. They can belong to large networks, which is also tracked by Repeaterbook.com. | ||
- | ===== Allow Admins to Add/Edit Talkgroups ===== | + | ==== DMR APIs on RepeaterBook |
- | Admins will not be allowed to add talkgroups or new networks. They must contact the site admin to have these added or modified. The reason for this is that these networks and talkgroups titles are database normalized and changing one thing can change many repeaters at once. The power must be used judiciously. | + | Repeaterbook.com utilizes two APIs to supplement repeater data. |
- | Some repeaters | + | === radioed.net === |
+ | In order to use DMR through IPSC servers, each DMR appliance (radio, repeater, hot spot, etc.) needs to have a DMR ID. For the amateur radio service, these can be obtained through [[https:// | ||
+ | - Repeaterbook queries the repeater call sign and frequency | ||
+ | - Repeaterbook queries the DMR ID to obtain the color code and IPSC information. | ||
- | The app needs talkgroups support for the new network system of adding talkgroups. | + | Radioid.net rules require a registrant to use their own call sign and not the repeaters call sign. In some circumstances, |
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+ | The API is queried by Repeaterbook whenever a repeater is edited or moderated at the admin level. It is also automatically queried when a new DMR repeater is added to the database. | ||
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+ | === BrandMeister.info === | ||