BrandMeisterUnited States of America (Redirected from USA)
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| United States of America | |
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| MCC Prefix | 310-320 |
| Coordinators | N3FE, |
| Website | https://brandmeister.network/ |
Masters and Contacts
The United States has four masters, 3101, 3102 ,3103 and 3108.
| DMR ID | Managed by | Location | Remarks
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| 3101 | W9DRR, | New York, NY |
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| 3102 | N3FE, | Dallas, TX. | Repeater Dot Net
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| 3103 | N6BMW, N2NUO, WX7M, | San Jose, CA. | BrandMeister USA
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| 3108 | N2NUO, N4IRS, | Atlanta, GA | BrandMeister USA
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User Guide
The USA Master servers 3101. 3102. 3103 and 3108 will no longer support the DV4Mini as of January 2108
Zello - TeamSpeak - Discord are not to be cross-linked to BrandMeister in any way.
Zello is an application that many people use on their phone. Zello is a commercial application that allows people all over the world to communicate using VOIP (Voice Over IP). Zello is a commercial venture and that does not meet the needs or requirements of an amateur radio station. The FCC requires an amateur radio station to have a control operator that is always monitoring the communication traffic of the licensee's radio station. The FCC also requires us to Identify every 10 minutes and to announce any 3rd party traffic that emits from our control station. When a user connects to a Zello user cross-linked system and is not an amateur radio operator, they are in violation of the FCC rules by operating on an amateur radio frequency without a license and you, the control operator is breaking FCC rules by allowing the 3rd party unlicensed traffic to use your station. It is no different than a member of the public buying a ham radio and talking to his buddy thinking that they are talking on a fancy CB radio station. The FCC is not amused by the lack of knowledge of the FCC's rules and regulations and they are not afraid to fine anyone that breaks their rules.
== All of the US Master server owners decided among themselves that they do not want any part in facilitating other amateur radio operators to knowingly or unknowingly break the rules that the FCC have made for us to abide by, these are the same rules that you sign to agree to after you successfully pass an amateur radio examination. ==
If you want to bridge, please use one of the supported methods..
The User Guide is available for download and has the information included below and much more.
We will continue to expand the User Guide with information as time permits including how to configure ARS/APRS and how to configure your repeater.
Master Info for 3101
Fixed IP = 107.191.99.14; E-mail contact -> dmr-admins@repeater.net
Master Info for 3102
The 3102 master is managed by the team of N3FE
Server connection information: 3102.repeater.net (74.91.114.19)
Contact email address is dmr-admins@repeater.net
Master Info for 3103
The 3103 master is managed by the team of N6BMW, N2NUO, and W7XM.
Server connection information: 3103.repeater.net (74.91.118.251)
Contact email address is dmr-admins@repeater.net
Master Info for 3108
The 3108 master is managed by the team of N2NUO, and N4IRS.
Server connection information: 3108.repeater.net (64.94.238.196)
Contact email address is dmr-admins@repeater.net
Reflectors
Reflectors are disabled on all the USA Masters. The associated talk groups for reflectors should be used instead of reflectors. These also means the DV4Mini and extended routing will no longer function. Other masters such as 3021 still accept these connections.
Cross Links
There are to be NO cross-links of any type on any State-Wide talk groups, Tacs 310-312, or USA Nationwide 3100. It seems people like to experiment and this is NOT the place to do it. If you need to test, please use your personal DMR ID as a 7 digit group call (talk group). We are a guest to those talk groups.
TAC (tactical) Channels
TAC 310 - 312 are bridged between different networks through DMRX so that communications between different networks are possible. Please allow time between each transmission to allow others to also use the talk groups. When a users on a cbridge activates a talkgroup, they will not hear anything until the next transmission starts. We are a guest on these talk groups. TAC 310 - 312 should NOT be used as a primary talk groups by anyone! USA Nationwide 3100 should be used for that. If you wish to have longer conversation, that is what the TACs are for. Not to initiate a conversation.
Update July 6th 2019: The TAC channels can no longer be made as static talkgroups. The TACs were being used as call groups, which they aren't. We have also removed the auto-static option on the hotspots. This means they will time out after a duration of time.
Talk Groups
State talk groups should be used as call channels or short conversations of 15 minutes or less. Some states have chat or tac talk groups of their own that you may used for longer discussions. Many repeaters carry their local statewide talk groups as static talk groups. Please be courteous and remember how many repeaters you may be keying up when using a statewide talk group. If you are using another statewide talk group and are not in communications with someone else in that state, please be courteous and move to a different talk group.
A complete listing of all talkgroups can be found by clicking here.
| Number | Slot | Name | Notes |
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| 9 | 2 | Local | Local Communication |
| 2 | 2 | Cluster | Local Cluster |
| 310-319 | 1 | USA TAC Channels | United States Communication |
| 3100 | 1 | Nationwide | United States Communication |
| 3101 | 2 | Statewide | Alabama Statewide |
| 3102 | 2 | Statewide | Alaska Statewide |
| 3104 | 2 | Statewide | Arizona Statewide |
| 3105 | 2 | Statewide | Arkansas Statewide |
| 3106 | 2 | Statewide | California Statewide |
| 3108 | 2 | Statewide | Colorado Statewide |
| 3109 | 2 | Statewide | Connecticut Statewide |
| 3110 | 2 | Statewide | Delaware Statewide |
| 3111 | 2 | Statewide | D.C. Statewide |
| 3112 | 2 | Statewide | Florida Statewide |
| 3113 | 2 | Statewide | Georgia Statewide |
| 3115 | 2 | Statewide | Hawaii Statewide |
| 3116 | 2 | Statewide | Idaho Statewide |
| 3117 | 2 | Statewide | Illinois Statewide |
| 3118 | 2 | Statewide | Indiana Statewide |
| 3119 | 2 | Statewide | Iowa Statewide |
| 3120 | 2 | Statewide | Kansas Statewide |
| 3121 | 2 | Statewide | Kentucky Statewide |
| 3122 | 2 | Statewide | Louisiana Statewide |
| 3123 | 2 | Statewide | Maine Statewide |
| 3124 | 2 | Statewide | Maryland Statewide |
| 3125 | 2 | Statewide | Massachusetts Statewide |
| 3126 | 2 | Statewide | Michigan Statewide |
| 3127 | 2 | Statewide | Minnesota Statewide |
| 3128 | 2 | Statewide | Mississippi Statewide |
| 3129 | 2 | Statewide | Missouri Statewide |
| 3130 | 2 | Statewide | Montana Statewide |
| 3131 | 2 | Statewide | Nebraska Statewide |
| 3132 | 2 | Statewide | Nevada Statewide |
| 3133 | 2 | Statewide | New Hampshire Statewide |
| 3134 | 2 | Statewide | New Jersey Statewide |
| 3135 | 2 | Statewide | New Mexico Statewide |
| 3136 | 2 | Statewide | New York Statewide |
| 3137 | 2 | Statewide | North Carolina Statewide |
| 3138 | 2 | Statewide | North Dakota Statewide |
| 3139 | 2 | Statewide | Ohio Statewide |
| 3140 | 2 | Statewide | Oklahoma Statewide |
| 3141 | 2 | Statewide | Oregon Statewide |
| 3142 | 2 | Statewide | Pennsylvania Statewide |
| 3144 | 2 | Statewide | Rhode Island Statewide |
| 3145 | 2 | Statewide | South Carolina Statewide |
| 3146 | 2 | Statewide | South Dakota Statewide |
| 3147 | 2 | Statewide | Tennessee Statewide |
| 3148 | 2 | Statewide | Texas Statewide |
| 3149 | 2 | Statewide | Utah Statewide |
| 3150 | 2 | Statewide | Vermont Statewide |
| 3151 | 2 | Statewide | Virginia Statewide |
| 3153 | 2 | Statewide | Washington Statewide |
| 3154 | 2 | Statewide | West Virginia Statewide |
| 3155 | 2 | Statewide | Wisconsin Statewide |
| 3156 | 2 | Statewide | Wyoming Statewide |
| 31600 | 1 | Regional | Regional Communication Based on Calling Area of Repeater for Area 0 |
| 31601 | 1 | Regional | Regional Communication Based on Calling Area of Repeater for Area 1 |
| 31602 | 1 | Regional | Regional Communication Based on Calling Area of Repeater for Area 2 |
| 31603 | 1 | Regional | Regional Communication Based on Calling Area of Repeater for Area 3 |
| 31604 | 1 | Regional | Regional Communication Based on Calling Area of Repeater for Area 4 |
| 31605 | 1 | Regional | Regional Communication Based on Calling Area of Repeater for Area 5 |
| 31606 | 1 | Regional | Regional Communication Based on Calling Area of Repeater for Area 6 |
| 31607 | 1 | Regional | Regional Communication Based on Calling Area of Repeater for Area 7 |
| 31608 | 1 | Regional | Regional Communication Based on Calling Area of Repeater for Area 8 |
| 31609 | 1 | Regional | Regional Communication Based on Calling Area of Repeater for Area 9 |
Applications and Special Groups
- 9990 or 310997 - Parrot (Private Call)
- 31000 - Parrot (Group Call)
- 310999 - ARS/GPS (Testing)
Repeater and System Connections
You are welcome to connect your Motorola, Hytera, Abell, or Hombrew repeaters as well as DVMega hotspots. We also support those wanting to connect talkgroups from their existing c-Bridge.
There are four BrandMeister servers, which are geographically dispersed, located in the US. For the best performance, please select the server that is closest to your repeaters physical location, or gives the lowest ping times to your location.
Motorola Repeaters - Eastern US
Motorola Repeaters - Central US
Motorola Repeaters - Western US
Motorola Repeaters - 3108 Master US
Hytera Repeaters - Eastern US
Hytera Repeaters - Central US
Hytera Repeaters - Western US
Hytera Repeaters - 3108 Master
