DMR System Design

Course Details

2 Days / 4 Live Online Sessions (0900-1230)

Description

Course Summary

The topics covered in this course will enable those working in radio system design, specification and optimization to plan and configure DMR networks. The course contains detailed descriptions of the key aspects of the DMR radio link including higher-layer signalling, protocol interactions and media processing aspects as well as lower-layer functions such as modulation, radio performance and channel coding.

Our DMR System Design Training Course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of planning and configuring DMR networks for radio system design, specification, and optimization. This course covers key aspects of the DMR radio link, including higher-layer signaling, protocol interactions, media processing, modulation, radio performance, and channel coding. Engineers working in radio system design who require detailed knowledge of Tier I, Tier II, and Tier III DMR systems will benefit greatly from this training.

Participants should have familiarity with designing mobile radio systems or have attended our Radio System Design course (RP1101) before enrolling in this training. The 2-day course consists of 4 live online sessions from 0900-1230, where industry experts will delve into topics such as DMR specifications, voice, short data, and data services, frequency allocation, numbering, dialing plans, protocol architecture, air interface Physical Layer, Data Link Layer, Call Control Layer, random access procedures, capacity and coverage planning, transmitter and receiver performance, and more.

Join us for our DMR System Design Training Course to enhance your skills and knowledge in planning and configuring DMR networks for optimal performance and efficiency in radio system design.

Who would benefit

Engineers working or involved in radio system design who require a detailed understanding of the planning, optimization and configuration aspects of Tier I, Tier II and Tier III DMR systems.

Prerequisites

Familiarity with the principles and techniques of designing mobile radio systems, or previous attendance on the Radio System Design course (RP1101).

Topic Areas Include

  • Introduction to DMR specifications

  • DMR voice, short data and data services

  • Tier I, Tier II and Tier III operation and functionality

  • DMR frequency allocation

  • DMR numbering and dialling plans

  • Overview of the protocol architecture

  • Air interface Physical Layer (layer 1)

  • Data Link Layer (layer 2)

  • Call Control Layer (layer 3)

  • Random Access procedures

  • Control channel acquisition and retention

  • Registration, power save and authentication

  • Capacity and coverage planning

  • DMR Transmitter and receiver performance

  • Message, transmission and quasi-transmission trunking

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Duration: 2 Days / 4 Live Online Sessions (0900-1230)
Price: £POA (up to 12 Delegates)

Each Course Features:

  • Delivered by a subject mater experts with decades of experience with in the industry.
  • Available for delivery in classroom or via virtual classroom
  • Virtual Classroom features the same interactive, engaging learning experience as the face-to-face classroom training.
  • Available as closed in-company training programme. Email info@wraycastle.com for more infomation.

Description

Course Summary

The topics covered in this course will enable those working in radio system design, specification and optimization to plan and configure DMR networks. The course contains detailed descriptions of the key aspects of the DMR radio link including higher-layer signalling, protocol interactions and media processing aspects as well as lower-layer functions such as modulation, radio performance and channel coding.

Our DMR System Design Training Course is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of planning and configuring DMR networks for radio system design, specification, and optimization. This course covers key aspects of the DMR radio link, including higher-layer signaling, protocol interactions, media processing, modulation, radio performance, and channel coding. Engineers working in radio system design who require detailed knowledge of Tier I, Tier II, and Tier III DMR systems will benefit greatly from this training.

Participants should have familiarity with designing mobile radio systems or have attended our Radio System Design course (RP1101) before enrolling in this training. The 2-day course consists of 4 live online sessions from 0900-1230, where industry experts will delve into topics such as DMR specifications, voice, short data, and data services, frequency allocation, numbering, dialing plans, protocol architecture, air interface Physical Layer, Data Link Layer, Call Control Layer, random access procedures, capacity and coverage planning, transmitter and receiver performance, and more.

Join us for our DMR System Design Training Course to enhance your skills and knowledge in planning and configuring DMR networks for optimal performance and efficiency in radio system design.

Who would benefit

Engineers working or involved in radio system design who require a detailed understanding of the planning, optimization and configuration aspects of Tier I, Tier II and Tier III DMR systems.

Prerequisites

Familiarity with the principles and techniques of designing mobile radio systems, or previous attendance on the Radio System Design course (RP1101).

Topic Areas Include

  • Introduction to DMR specifications

  • DMR voice, short data and data services

  • Tier I, Tier II and Tier III operation and functionality

  • DMR frequency allocation

  • DMR numbering and dialling plans

  • Overview of the protocol architecture

  • Air interface Physical Layer (layer 1)

  • Data Link Layer (layer 2)

  • Call Control Layer (layer 3)

  • Random Access procedures

  • Control channel acquisition and retention

  • Registration, power save and authentication

  • Capacity and coverage planning

  • DMR Transmitter and receiver performance

  • Message, transmission and quasi-transmission trunking

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