IP Connect Configuration

Communicate. Coordinate. Facilitate.

IP Multi-site Connect is a feature that allows repeaters in dispersed locations to be connected to exchange voices, data and control packets to each other over TCP/IP protocol, extending the communication network. If necessary, IP Multi-site Connect networks can be connected via the Sub Master feature, so as to further extend the communication coverage.

RD982i

• Dual Mode: Analog & Digital
• 50W High Power
• 16 Channels
• Heat Dissipation
• Dual Slot Digital Audio Streaming
• Analog Scan
• Over-the-air Signaling Encryption
• Multiple Sites Via IP
• Interoperability
• Analog/Digital Telephone Interconnect 

RD982i-S 

• Repeater Diagnostic & Control
• Analog Digital Auto Switch
• Analog/Digital Back-to-Back Interconnect
• Dual Slot Digital Audio Streaming
• IP Multi-site Connection
• Analog/Digital Telephone Interconnect
• Analog Scan 

HR1062

• Compact 1U Form Factor
• AC/DC Auto Switch
• Analog & Digital Auto Switch
• Reliable Operation
• Flexible Radio Network Connectivity
• Wide Coverage
• DMR 2 TDMA 2 Time Slots
• Higher Security 
• Analog Scan 

IP Multi-site Connect can bring users these typical benefits:

To connect two or more conventional communication systems in different areas
To construct more effective communication with wider coverage
To broadcast a message to all connected repeaters
To Connect repeaters working with different frequency bands
To use IP-based applications

There are three categories of repeaters in the IP Multi-site Connect network:
Master repeater: it is used to manage other repeaters in the same IP Multi-site Connect network. Only one Master repeater is allowed in an IP Multi-site Connect network.
Slave repeater: it is connected to and registers with the Master repeater, thus forming an IP Multi-site Connect network with the Master repeater. Multiple Slave repeaters can be supported in an IP Multi-site Connect network.
Sub Master: it is a repeater used to connect two or more IP Multi-site Connect networks. A Sub Master plays the role as both the Master repeater and the Slave repeater.

Currently, a single (small-scale) digital IP Multi-site Connect network can accommodate a maximum of 30 repeaters including a Master repeater and multiple Slave repeaters, while a single (small-scale) analog IP Multi-site Connect network only 15. The Master repeater is only allowed to communicate with its Slave repeaters within the same network rather than other repeaters in other IP Multi-site Connect networks, making it difficult to extend communication coverage of the IP Multi-site Connect network.

To solve the problem, the Sub Master is applied. To be specific, the Sub Master connects multiple small-scale IP Multi-site Connect networks to make a large-scale one, so as to extend the communication coverage. Moreover, the Sub Master can also connect large-scale IP Multi-site Connect networks.

The Hytera SW00008 is an IP Connect License for Hytera repeaters. The SW00008 enables the repeater to connect to the internet and have an IP connection with other repeaters. This software license works with the RD622i, RD962i, RD982i, RD982i-S and HR1062.