

Electronics is so PIC/chipīased, modulation changes can be changed without necessarily changingĪs long as there is a hardware common ground modulation type or ability to Upon that you have a MAC layer level access protocol, then theĪctual codec converting the voice to digital. D-Star is GMSK, APCO-25 and pretty much everything else is 4FSK Lowest common denominator (aside from frequency) would seem to be the modulation There are some keys to consider when it comes to interoperability. One of Amateur Radio's distinguishing features losing it would be a giant step None of them natively talk to each other.

Issue as there a number of proprietary digital voice radio systems out Interoperability statement in October 2007. Open source, and no one had to waste time reverse engineering other peoples Imagine how smoothly and fast things would have unfolded if everything was Stable that Windows, and is an open source development. IRLP seems to be the system of choice because This seems redundant to me, and is something You also need a need a multi-port repeaterĬontroller, to support each hardware boards analog breakout. Is something that we are presently also embracing in ham radio with IRLP,Īnd Amateur Radio overview By Steve Ford, WB8IMY from QST Feb 2003)Ī different hardware board for each of these proprietary VOIP systems that you Happen to have a VOIP based dispatch console. Most present day government communication centers that use analog systems Ideas and Interrelated Things of Interest VOIP and Remote Operating Applications and Ham Radio
