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If you are an software / hardware developer, you have to clearly understand that protocols such [[Homebrew repeater protocol|MMDVM]], [[Homebrew repeater protocol|HomeBrew Repeater]], [[Motorola/IP Site Connect|IP Site Connect]] are oriented to connect repeaters or hotspots. BrandMeister differentiates connection types to: Repeater (Hotspot), Network, Terminal and Application. Repeaters and Hotspots processed with specific presentation layer which keeps in mind many things such as slots, hand-off timers, dynamic and static subscriptions, etc.
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'''If you are a software / hardware developer''', you have to clearly understand that protocols such [[Homebrew repeater protocol|MMDVM]], [[Homebrew repeater protocol|HomeBrew Repeater]], [[Motorola/IP Site Connect|IP Site Connect]] are oriented to connect repeaters or hotspots. BrandMeister differentiates connection types to: Repeater (Hotspot), Network, Terminal and Application. Repeaters and Hotspots processed with specific presentation layer which keeps in mind many things such as slots, hand-off timers, dynamic and static subscriptions, etc.
 
So when you are trying to do something for the network, please keep in mind that we have some specials for you:
 
So when you are trying to do something for the network, please keep in mind that we have some specials for you:
 
* [[Open Bridge]] is to bridging networks, requires configuration on both endpoints, but has no limits with count of simultaneous streams
 
* [[Open Bridge]] is to bridging networks, requires configuration on both endpoints, but has no limits with count of simultaneous streams
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* [[Open DMR Terminal Protocol]]  is for IP-connected terminals, allows single stream per connection, but with API to subscribe to groups, send and receive SMS and GPS, automatic terminal registration and support PUSH-based application wake-up
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* [[Open DMR Terminal Protocol]]  is for IP-connected terminals, allows single stream per connection, but has API to manage groups, send and receive SMS and GPS, automatic terminal registration and supports PUSH-based application wake-up
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* [[Simple External Application]] is for IVRs, multimode bridges such as EchoLink. Single stream per connection
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* [[Simple External Application]] is for IVRs, multimode bridges such as EchoLink, allows single stream per connection
 
* [[HTTP API]] and [[MQTT API]] are for cases if you need send SMS or simple voice messages
 
* [[HTTP API]] and [[MQTT API]] are for cases if you need send SMS or simple voice messages
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* Maybe it will be enough to use some functions of our [[APRS|APRS Gateway]]
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Also please read [[DMR Data Transport]].

Latest revision as of 11:54, 23 November 2020

If you are a software / hardware developer, you have to clearly understand that protocols such MMDVM, HomeBrew Repeater, IP Site Connect are oriented to connect repeaters or hotspots. BrandMeister differentiates connection types to: Repeater (Hotspot), Network, Terminal and Application. Repeaters and Hotspots processed with specific presentation layer which keeps in mind many things such as slots, hand-off timers, dynamic and static subscriptions, etc. So when you are trying to do something for the network, please keep in mind that we have some specials for you:

  • Open Bridge is to bridging networks, requires configuration on both endpoints, but has no limits with count of simultaneous streams
  • Open DMR Terminal Protocol is for IP-connected terminals, allows single stream per connection, but has API to manage groups, send and receive SMS and GPS, automatic terminal registration and supports PUSH-based application wake-up
  • Simple External Application is for IVRs, multimode bridges such as EchoLink, allows single stream per connection
  • HTTP API and MQTT API are for cases if you need send SMS or simple voice messages
  • Maybe it will be enough to use some functions of our APRS Gateway

Also please read DMR Data Transport.

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If you are an software / hardware developer, you have to clearly understand that protocols such MMDVM, HomeBrew Repeater, IP Site Connect are oriented to connect repeaters or hotspots. BrandMeister differentiates connection types to: Repeater (Hotspot), Network, Terminal and Application. Repeaters and Hotspots processed with specific presentation layer which keeps in mind many things such as slots, hand-off timers, dynamic and static subscriptions, etc. So when you are trying to do something for the network, please keep in mind that we have some specials for you: