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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. | ||
+ | ==== DMR APIs on RepeaterBook ==== | ||
+ | Repeaterbook.com utilizes two APIs to supplement repeater data. | ||
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+ | === 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 to obtain the DMR ID. | ||
+ | - Repeaterbook queries the DMR ID to obtain the color code and IPSC information. | ||
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+ | 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 === | ||