DMR offers several benefits to users, technicians, managers, and the
rest of your organization.
Firstly, DMR is an ‘open’ standard and is not
proprietary to a single manufacturer. This means that competition is possible
between manufacturers, not only when a new system is purchased, but over the
lifetime of the system. So, if you need to purchase new subscriber units there
will always be multiple options and competitive pricing.
Second is Digital Audio Quality. For the end user, one of the key
benefits of DMR digital radio technology is the improvement in audio quality
over analog.
As shown in the graph below, an analog signal will gradually weaken and
become harder to use as the distance from the site is increased. The user will
experience increased amounts of ‘hiss and crackle’ until finally the received audio is completely
lost in the noise.
A digital signal, however, will remain clear to the edge of coverage.
DMR systems use a device called the AMBE+2™ vocoder to convert voice
information into digital data. During the digitization process, the background
audio noise like sirens, engines, wind etc. typically present in analog
systems, is reduced.
Third is Data applications. Not only is DMR capable of transmitting
voice, but the end-to-end digital nature of DMR enables data applications such
as text messaging, GPS, SCADA, and telemetry. As the DMR standard also supports
the transmission of IP data over the air, this allows for the easy development
of standard applications. Your ability to host a wide range of data
applications on your voice system will result in the greatest possible return
on investment. In fact, one of the key drivers for users switching to digital
is the ability to add business enhancing data services and applications to
radio systems.
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