The PUSH TO TALK ORGANIZATION supports the goal of the dPMR MoU Group to promote interoperability between all forms of dPMR equipment.
A group of mobile radio manufacturers, including Kenwood Corporation, Fylde Micro, CTE International, CML Microcircuits and Icom Incorporated are pleased to announce the creation of a Memorandum of Understanding group to support and promote dPMR narrowband FDMA technology.
The signing of this MoU represents the shared wish to promote interoperability between all forms of dPMR equipment through agreement on the type of vocoder to use and the use of ETSI standards for interoperability and conformance testing.
The dPMR MoU group is dedicated to the promotion of dPMR technology and future developments of this new digital protocol.
For further information please contact the dPMR MoU group secretary:
Ms Caroline Maragnon caro.icomflo@wanadoo.fr Phone +33 5 62 47 12 88
What is dPMR?
dPMR, or digital Private Mobile Radio, is a digital radio protocol published by ETSI (the European Telecomms Standards Institute) as the European standard TS102 490.
dPMR is a narrowband (6,25 kHz) FDMA digital radio technology that is specifically targeted at low cost digital PMR solutions.
"We are founding members of the dPMR MoU in order to work with our industry colleagues to provide cost-effective systems for our customers into the future" - Mike Atkins, Kenwood
"Fylde Micro Ltd is pleased to be a member of the dPMR MoU in order to promote the development of digital PMR solutions" - Tom Johnson, Fylde Micro Ltd.
"Icom Inc. is also one of the founding members of the dPMR MoU and is pleased to be working with the other members companies in the development, promotion and standardisation of dPMR technology." - Hiroshi Shimizu, Icom Inc.
"CML is dedicated to the digital PMR business and has a program of IC board products to release to develop this very important business PMR market" - Malcolm Lyman, CML Micricircuits.
"CTE International is pleased to be a founding member of the dPMR MoU" - Francesco Donelli, CTE International.
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