Hytera DS6210 DMR Tier III Pro

Scalable, Reliable, and Built for Wide-Area Communication

The Hytera DS6210 DMR Tier III Pro is a high-performance digital trunking system for large-scale communication networks. Its blade architecture allows for easy installation and system scalability, making it an ideal solution for organizations needing a flexible and resilient communication infrastructure.

The system includes redundant controllers and power supplies housed in the same cabinet, ensuring immediate failover protection in the event of a blade card failure. Fully configured cabinets are provided for quick on-site installation and streamlining deployment.

The DS6210’s repeater site channels feature triple receive diversity, enhancing uplink signal reception for all field radios. This improves reliability, particularly for portable radios operating at the edge of coverage, ensuring consistent connectivity in critical environments.

Detail Description

As a trunked radio system, DMR Tier III optimizes voice and data traffic by dynamically allocating a limited number of frequencies among a large group of users. This system leverages repeater technology with a dedicated control channel managed by a central server, maximizing efficiency and network capacity.

Developed using the ETSI DMR open standard, Hytera’s DMR Tier III Trunking is a fully IP-based digital trunking system designed to support wide-area voice communication, dispatch management, and radio system control. It provides a dedicated FCC FB8 frequency control channel, allowing radios to register and request service dynamically. Remaining channels are allocated on an as-needed basis, functioning as shared or “trunked” traffic channels, ensuring efficient channel utilization without delays.

The Hytera DMR Tier III Trunking solution is built on a centralized system architecture, consisting of a Mobile Switching Office (MSO) controller, a Base Station Controller Unit (BSCU) at each radio site, multiple repeaters to manage communication traffic, and a wide-area network that integrates all system components. IP connectivity is provided through third-party internet, LAN, or VPN network operators, offering a flexible and scalable communication framework that meets the demands of mission-critical operations.

Key Features

Maximum Efficiency and Capacity

DMR Tier III trunking systems increase channel usage efficiencies by dynamically managing their allocation for high traffic calling applications. DMR provides two communication pathways in one 12.5KHz channel. So, combining the efficiencies of trunking technology with the advantages of DMR results in a highly efficient wide area solution.

Dedicated Management Channel

DMR Tier III trunking increases efficiency of channel usage with large groups of radios users using a dedicated control channel, managed by a server.

Leverages the Full Features of DMR

DMR Tier III systems also support all the features of conventional systems as defined in the DMR industry standard. Calling Features: Group call, all call/broadcast, individual calling, priority calling. Digital Features: integrated GPS, secure encryption, and text messaging (free form and preconfigured). Safety features: emergency calling, man down, lone worker, priority interrupt, remote monitor, and stun and revive.

Versatile Services

In addition to the standard DMR voice and data services, Tier III supports priority, late entry, call back, recording, Public Switched Telephone Network (PSTN) calling. DMR Tier III also supports advanced services like call preemption and call queuing, dynamic site light up, and dynamic group allocation, late entry into a group call, ambience listening, interrupt/override, dynamic group number assignment, voice recording, and group patching.

User Management and Calling Priority

Large organizations organize users into many levels of access required for different types of communication. DMR Tier III Systems offer a multitude of different management services to allow radios to interact with the network. Radios are registered on the network for identification and can be configured with subscriber area restrictions and control channel preselection.

System Interoperability

DMR Tier III systems support interconnection gateways to PSTN/SIP/PBX/VoIP phone systems, analog conventional systems, MPT, DMR conventional, etc. DMR Tier III also features an open Application Programming Interface (API) that enables further development based on different customer needs, such as billing systems, e-mail gateways, etc.

Radio Registration Service

Radios register with Tier III systems for access control. This gives the network operator control over who can connect and talk on the system and provides users with registered access levels that enable granular control of call groups, call types, and calling priority.

Enhanced Security

DMR Tier III supports standard and advanced (256 bit with AES and ARC4 algorithm) encryption for radio communications. It adds Electronic Serial Number authentication (ESN Check) that provides security control over system access by confirming the serial number of an individual radio before granting communications access.

Mission Critical Resiliency and Redundancy

DMR Trunking combines optimal radio coverage with intelligent redundancy design, so the availability of the overall system is ensured even on the failure of individual components. DMR Tier III systems have several redundancy mechanisms available to ensure guaranteed operation and service availability.

Over The Air Programming

DMR Tier III supports reliable and robust Over the Air Programming (OTAP) that enables centralized control of each radio on the system and provides a very convenient method to automatically upgrade and reconfigure radios in the field.

Powerful Software Applications

Tier III systems include network management software, as well as the dispatcher and voice recorder systems ensure DMR Trunking is a comprehensive and professional solution, providing central management of the radio system and supporting remote maintenance.