RetKinda want an MXP600 but expensive :(
Supports Dimetra Connect (basically VoLTE/VoWi-Fi but for TETRA) too, which may... some day... be reverse-engineered and supported by open-source stuff...
the Stripey Goodness@ret as an aside, after wearing that color green for so long, I find that it's one of my favorites because I can easily coordinate it. That's just from all the years of wearing it I suppose.
polprog68k
ftg@ret
Wouldn't that require somebody to have access to a Dimetra Connect setup with all the bells and whistles to play around with to develop that?
I wonder how strict anti reverse engineering clauses the license agreements from moto have.
Wouldn't that require somebody to have access to a Dimetra Connect setup with all the bells and whistles to play around with to develop that?
I wonder how strict anti reverse engineering clauses the license agreements from moto have.
Adrian@ret
I have some. Audio is good for the size. The user menus are not that advanced compared with my DMR Hyteras. Most things can't be programmed from the keyboard (eg. new groups).
Tons of separate licenses needed for eg. WAP, enhanced data services, etc.
CPS doesn't even run without internet connectivity to Moto servers (needs to check entitlement at each start of the program). Can't even move the program on another computer without talking to Moto tech support and changing the entitlement.
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Plus, I don't even know if possible to access service menus to see cell service details, channel details, signal levels, BER and stuff like that. Perhaps they exist but the info is not public.
Plus, I don't even know if possible to access service menus to see cell service details, channel details, signal levels, BER and stuff like that. Perhaps they exist but the info is not public.
@yo8rzz interesting, cheers. Yeah I know Motorola have really upped their game on the CPS security lately.
Does the ol' * # left right left menu for Test Page access not work on the MXP600 (has to be enabled in the codeplug still)?