SmartOne Dispatch

Commissioning Guide
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Contents
Documentation Information ..................................................................................................................... 1
1. Overview ................................................................................................................................................ 3
2. Workflow ................................................................................................................................................ 4
3. Preparation ............................................................................................................................................ 5
3.1 Planning the Data .............................................................................................................................. 5
3.1.1 Planning the Network Data ...................................................................................................... 5
3.1.2 Planning the Data Storage Path .............................................................................................. 7
3.1.3 Planning the User Data ........................................................................................................... 7
3.2 Applying for the License .................................................................................................................... 8
4. Commissioning Check........................................................................................................................ 10
4.1 Checking the Software Version........................................................................................................ 10
4.2 Checking the Port ............................................................................................................................ 10
4.3 Checking the Sound Card ................................................................................................................ 11
5. Business Server Configuration .......................................................................................................... 18
5.1 Logging in to the Configuration Tool ................................................................................................ 18
5.2 Configuring the Business Server ..................................................................................................... 18
5.2.1 Stopping the Business Server ............................................................................................... 18
5.2.2 Setting the Business Server ID .............................................................................................. 18
5.2.3 Setting the SIP Service .......................................................................................................... 18
5.2.4 Setting the Log Path .............................................................................................................. 19
5.2.5 Setting the Database ............................................................................................................. 19
5.2.6 Importing the License ............................................................................................................ 21
5.2.7 Adding Basic Data ................................................................................................................. 21
5.2.8 Starting the Business Server ................................................................................................. 28
5.3 Configuring the Media Service of the Business Server .................................................................... 28
5.3.1 Stopping the Media Service ................................................................................................... 29
5.3.2 Setting the Log Path .............................................................................................................. 29
5.3.3 Setting the Media Service Cluster ......................................................................................... 29
5.3.4 Setting the Recording Storage Path (Optional)...................................................................... 38
5.3.5 Starting the Media Service..................................................................................................... 38
5.3.6 Checking the Cluster Network ............................................................................................... 38
6. Media Server Configuration ............................................................................................................... 39
6.1 Logging in to the Configuration Tool ................................................................................................ 39
6.2 Stopping the Media Server .............................................................................................................. 39
6.3 Setting the Log Path ........................................................................................................................ 39
6.4 Setting the Media Service Cluster.................................................................................................... 39
6.4.1 Understanding the Media Service Cluster ............................................................................. 39

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6.4.2 Establishing the Cluster Network by Multicast Detection ....................................................... 39

6.4.3 Establishing the Cluster Network by Point-to-Point Way ....................................................... 42
6.5 Setting the Recording Storage Path ................................................................................................ 48
6.6 Setting the FTP Message ................................................................................................................ 48
6.7 Setting the Web Client ..................................................................................................................... 48
6.8 Uploading the Certificate ................................................................................................................. 49
6.9 Starting the Media Server ................................................................................................................ 49
6.10 Checking the Cluster Network ....................................................................................................... 49
7. Gateway Configuration ....................................................................................................................... 50
7.1 Logging in to the Configuration Tool ................................................................................................ 50
7.2 Stopping the Gateway ..................................................................................................................... 50
7.3 Setting the SIP Service .................................................................................................................... 50
7.4 Setting the Log Path ........................................................................................................................ 51
7.5 Setting the Business Server ............................................................................................................ 51
7.6 Importing the License ...................................................................................................................... 52
7.7 Adding Service Access Points ......................................................................................................... 52
7.7.1 Accessing the DMR Trunking System by Using the IP Network ............................................ 52
7.7.2 Accessing the DMR Conventional System by Using the DMR Repeater ............................... 70
7.7.3 Accessing the TETRA Trunking System by Using the IP Network ......................................... 75
7.7.4 Accessing the XPT Single Site Trunking System by Using the IP Network ............................ 79
7.7.5 Accessing the XPT Multi-Site Trunking System by Using the IP Network .............................. 89
7.7.6 Accessing the MPT Trunking System by Using the IP Network ........................................... 105
7.7.7 Accessing the Hytera HyTalk Pro System by Using the IP Network .................................... 109
7.7.8 Accessing the Video Surveillance System by Using the IP Network ..................................... 117
7.7.9 Accessing the DMR Trunking System of the Third Party by Using the IP Network .............. 122
7.7.10 Accessing the Simulcast System by Using the IP Network ................................................ 128
7.7.11 Accessing the SMS Platform of the Mobile Operator by Using the GSM Modem .............. 132
7.7.12 Accessing the Hytera HyTalk MC System by Using the IP Network .................................. 133
7.8 Starting the Gateway ..................................................................................................................... 139
7.9 Synchronizing Basic Data (Optional) ............................................................................................. 139
7.9.1 Synchronizing Basic Data with the DMR Trunking System of Hytera .................................. 139
7.9.2 Synchronizing Basic Data with the Hytera HyTalk Pro System ............................................ 139
7.9.3 Synchronizing Basic Data with the Video Surveillance System ........................................... 139
7.9.4 Synchronizing Basic Data with the Hytera HyTalk MC System ............................................ 140
7.9.5 Synchronizing Basic Data with the DMR Trunking System of the Third Party ..................... 140
8. Access Server Configuration ........................................................................................................... 141
8.1 Logging in to the Configuration Tool .............................................................................................. 141
8.2 Stopping the Access Server .......................................................................................................... 141
8.3 Setting the Basic Information ......................................................................................................... 141

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8.4 Setting the SIP Service .................................................................................................................. 141

8.5 Setting the Log............................................................................................................................... 142
8.6 Setting the Business Server .......................................................................................................... 142
8.7 Setting the NAT ............................................................................................................................. 143
8.8 Starting the Access Server ............................................................................................................ 143
9. Web Server Configuration ................................................................................................................ 144
9.1 Logging in to the Configuration Tool .............................................................................................. 144
9.2 Stopping the Web Server ............................................................................................................... 144
9.3 Setting the Basic Information ......................................................................................................... 144
9.4 Setting the SIP Service .................................................................................................................. 144
9.5 Setting the Log............................................................................................................................... 145
9.6 Setting the Media Stream .............................................................................................................. 145
9.7 Setting the Business Server .......................................................................................................... 146
9.8 Setting the Map Server .................................................................................................................. 147
9.9 Setting the Language..................................................................................................................... 147
9.10 Uploading the Certificate ............................................................................................................. 148
9.11 Starting the Web Server .............................................................................................................. 148
10. SmartOne Dispatch Client Configuration ...................................................................................... 149
10.1 Setting the Login Parameters ...................................................................................................... 149
10.2 Creating Dispatcher Accounts ..................................................................................................... 150
10.3 Setting Call Distribution Rules ..................................................................................................... 152
11. Basic Service Commissioning ....................................................................................................... 155
11.1 Commissioning Services on the PC Client .................................................................................. 155
11.2 Commissioning Services on the Web Client ................................................................................ 155
12. Appendix .......................................................................................................................................... 156
12.1 Basic Operations of the Configuration Tool ................................................................................. 156
12.1.1 Logging in to the Configuration Tool .................................................................................. 156
12.1.2 Changing the Password of the Configuration Tool ............................................................. 156
12.1.3 Logging out of the Configuration Tool ................................................................................ 156
12.2 Connecting to the Database Remotely ........................................................................................ 156
12.3 Logging in to the PC Client .......................................................................................................... 157
12.4 Understanding Rules of Numbering Business Servers ................................................................ 157
12.5 Checking the Media Service Cluster ............................................................................................ 157
12.5.1 Checking the Cluster on Windows Operating System ....................................................... 157
12.5.2 Checking the Cluster on Linux Operating System ............................................................. 158
13. Abbreviations .................................................................................................................................. 161

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 Commissioning Guide Documentation Information

Documentation Information
This section describes the audience, conventions, and revision history of this document.

Audience
This document is intended primarily for the following audiences:

 Installation and commissioning engineers

 Technical support engineers

 Sales engineers

Documentation Conventions
Icon Conventions
Icon Description

Tip Indicates information that can help you make better use of your product.

Note Indicates references that can further describe the related topics.

Caution Indicates situations that could cause data loss or equipment damage.

Warning Indicates situations that could cause minor personal injury.

Danger Indicates situations that could cause major personal injury or even death.

Notation Conventions
Item Description Example

To save the configuration, click Apply.

Denotes menus, tabs, parameter names,
Boldface window names, dialogue names, and The Log Level Settings dialogue box appears.
hardware buttons.
Press the PTT key.

The screen displays "Invalid Battery!".

Denotes messages, directories, file names, Open "PDT_PSS.exe".

""
folder names, and parameter values. Go to "D:/opt/local".

In the Port text box, enter "22".

> Directs you to access a multi-level menu. Go to File > New.

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Item Description Example

For details about using the DWS, refer to

Italic Denotes document titles.
Dispatch Workstation User Guide.

To set the IP address, run the following

Denotes commands and their execution
Courier New command:
results.
vos-cmd - m name IP

Revision History
Document Version Application Version Release Date Description

Added 8 Access Server Configuration and

00 V3.0 July 2020
9 Web Server Configuration.

 Added SAPs for the DMR trunking

system of the third party, Hytera
simulcast system, SMS platform of

00 V2.7 November 2018 the mobile operator, and P-LTE

broadband trunking system.

 Optimized the entire commissioning

process.

00 V2.5 March 2018 Initial release.

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1. Overview
This document guides you through the procedure of commissioning the SmartOne Dispatch. After installing the
SmartOne Dispatch, you must configure its components, including the business server, media server, gateway, and
SmartOne Dispatch client, and verify basic functions on the SmartOne Dispatch client to ensure proper running of
the SmartOne Dispatch.

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2. Workflow
The following figure shows the commissioning workflow of the SmartOne Dispatch.

Start

Preparation

Check the software

version, port, and sound card.

Configure the business server.

Configure the media server.

Configure the gateway.

Configure the access server.

Configure the web server.

Configure the SmartOne Dispatch client.

Commission the basic service.

End

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3. Preparation
3.1 Planning the Data
To commission the SmartOne Dispatch, you must plan data such as the data storage path, IP address and port
number, or user account in advance.

The following figure shows a typical networking scenario where data has been planned:
Web client 1 Web client 2 Web client N

IP
SmartOne IP: 192.168.1.21
Dispatch IP: 192.168.1.20 Port: 9800 IP: 192.168.1.22
Port: 9800 …… Port: 9800 Wireless

Server ID: 75500

Local SIP IP: 192.168.1.10 Networking IP:
Local SIP port: 6060 225.1.1.6/192.168.1.12 IP: 192.168.1.11
Locator port: 12000 Base port: 6253 Port: 5432
Networking IP: IP for external services:
225.1.1.6/192.168.1.10 192.168.1.12
Base port: 6253
Business server IP for external services: Media server Database server
192.168.1.10

Local SIP IP: 192.168.1.15 Local IP: 192.168.1.16

IP: 192.168.1.12 Local SIP IP: 192.168.1.16
Local SIP port: 5090
Local SIP port: 5011

FTP server Access server Web server

Local SIP IP: 192.168.1.13

Local SIP port: 5080/10000

Gateway

Phone system Trunking system Conventional system Video

surveillance
system
Core
Base network
Repeater
station

… …
…
IP Mobile Portable Portable Mobile Portable Portable
Mobile
phone Telephone Camera 1 Camera 2 Camera N
phone radio radio 1 radio N radio radio 1 radio N

3.1.1 Planning the Network Data

The following table describes the IP address and port to be planned.

Item Example Value

Local SIP IP 192.168.1.10

Local SIP port 6060

Business server Locator port 12000

Port for external services 4064

Networking IP 225.1.1.66/192.168.1.10

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Item Example Value

Base port 6253

IP for external services 192.168.1.10

IP 192.168.1.11
Database server
Port 5432

Networking IP 225.1.1.66/192.168.1.12

Media server Base port 6253

IP for external services 192.168.1.12

Local SIP IP 192.168.1.13

Gateway
Local SIP Port 5080/10000

FTP server IP 192.168.1.14

Local SIP IP 192.168.1.15

Access server
Local SIP port 5090

Local IP 192.168.1.16

Web server Local SIP IP 192.168.1.16

Local SIP port 5011

IP 192.168.1.20
Web client 1
Port 5070

IP 192.168.1.21
Web client 2
Port 5070

IP 192.168.1.22
Web client N
Port 5070

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3.1.2 Planning the Data Storage Path

The following table describes the data storage path to be planned.

Item Example Value Remarks

Path to store logs of

D:\ProgramData\PUC\PUC_Server\Log
the business server

Path to store logs of

the media service of D:\hytera\mpuc_media\log
the business server

Path to store call

recordings collected
by the media service D:\hytera\mpuc_media\media The storage path must be an absolute path.
of the business It is recommended to select a
server non-operating system disk with large
available disk space. Otherwise, data
Path to store logs of
D:\hytera\mpuc_media\log volume will become huge over time,
the media server
resulting in insufficient disk space, system
Path to store call abnormality, or even loss of logs.
recordings collected D:\hytera\mpuc_media\media
by the media server

Path to store logs of

D:\ProgramData\PUC\PUC_Gateway\Log
the gateway

Path to store API

logs of the DMR D:\ProgramData\PUC\PUC_Gateway\Log
trunking system

3.1.3 Planning the User Data

The following table describes the business server ID, user name, and password to be planned.

Item Example Value

Business server ID 75500

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Item Example Value

User name root

Media server (Linux)
Password root

Name puc

Database server User name postgres

Password root

Administrator of the User name admin

SmartOne Dispatch client

Password admin

Dispatcher of the User name test user

SmartOne Dispatch client

Password 123456

3.2 Applying for the License

Before commissioning the SmartOne Dispatch, apply for the license for the business server and gateway from
Hytera technical support engineers.

 If you do not want to bind the license to any device, no information is required. You can directly apply for the
license.

 If you want to bind the license to any device, do as follows:

If You Want to the

Then…
License to the…

Log in to the configuration tool of the business server/gateway.

Go to Service Server > License or Gateway > License.

Computer
Copy the value of Local Machine ID and send the machine ID to the
Company.

1. Connect the USB dongle to the computer where the business server/gateway is
installed.
USB dongle
2. Go to Service Server > License or Gateway > License.

3. Copy the value of Local Dongle ID and send the dongle ID to the Company.

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1. Connect the USB dongle to the computer where the business server/gateway is
installed.

Computer and USB dongle 2. Go to Service Server > License or Gateway > License.

3. Copy the values of Local Machine ID and Local Dongle ID and send the
machine ID and dongle ID to the Company.

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4. Commissioning Check
4.1 Checking the Software Version
Check and ensure that the software version of the repeater, system, and portable radio meets the following
requirements:

Item Requirement

 DMR conventional repeater: A7.05.10.003 or later

Repeater
 XPT repeater: A8.00.09.001 or later

 TETRA system: PV8.05 or later

 MPT trunking system: V1.08.11.002 or later

System
 DMR trunking system: V2.5.00.013 or later

 LTE trunking system: V17A.003.9

 TETRA terminal: V2.06.15.020 or later

 DMR conventional radio: A7.00.11.005 or later

 MPT trunking radio: A6.01.05.006 or later

Portable radio
 DMR trunking radio: A7.00.11.005 or later

 XPT trunking radio: A8.00.06.007 or later

 LTE trunking radio: V17A.003.9

4.2 Checking the Port

Check whether the port planed in 3.1.1 Planning the Network Data is occupied. If any port is occupied, change the
port number to another available one.

Note

This section takes operations on Windows 7 as an example.

Click in the lower left corner of your desktop.

In the search box, type cmd and press Enter.

At the command prompt, type netstat -ano|findstr port number and press Enter.

Check the command execution results.

 If outputs are displayed, the port is occupied. Change the port number to another available one.

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 If no output is displayed, the port is available. No further operation is required.

4.3 Checking the Sound Card

Check whether the sound card of the PC where the SmartOne Dispatch client is installed works properly. If the
sound card is faulty, handle the problem before commissioning the SmartOne Dispatch.

Before checking the sound card, ensure that you have connected the microphone and speaker to the PC where the
SmartOne Dispatch client is installed.

Note

This section takes operations on Windows 7 as an example.

Checking the Microphone

In the notification area of your desktop, right-click and select Sounds.

Click the Recording tab.

Select the external microphone and click Configure.

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Click Set up microphone.

Select a required microphone type and click Next.

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Click Next.

Speak into the microphone and check whether the microphone works properly.

 If the progress bar highlighted in the red box changes depending on your volume, the microphone works
properly. Then click Next.

 If the progress bar highlighted in the red box does not change, the microphone is faulty. Address the
problem and test the microphone again. Then click Next.

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Click Finish.

Checking the Speaker

In the notification area of your desktop, right-click and select Sounds.

Click the Playback tab.

Right-click Speakers and select Test.

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Check whether the PC sounds.

 If the PC sounds, the speaker works properly.

 If the PC does not sound, the speaker is faulty. Address the problem and test the speaker again.

Checking the Recording Function

In the notification area of your desktop, right-click and select Sounds.

Click the Recording tab.

Right-click a microphone and select Properties.

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Click the Listen tab.

Select Listen to this device and then select a value from the Playback through this device drop-down list.

Note

Do not select Listen to this device when using the speaker.

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Click OK.

Speak into the microphone and check whether the audio can be recorded.

 If the audio wave following the microphone changes and the audio is played through the speaker, the audio
can be recorded.

 If the audio wave following the microphone does not change and no audio is played through the speaker, the
audio cannot be recorded. Address the problem and test the recording function again.

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5. Business Server Configuration

This chapter describes how to configure the basic information about the business server and about the media service
of the business server by the configuration tool. For more configurations, refer to Hytera SmartOne Dispatch Online
Help (PC).

5.1 Logging in to the Configuration Tool

To log in to the configuration tool, see 12.1.1 Logging in to the Configuration Tool.

5.2 Configuring the Business Server

This section describes how to configure the business server.

5.2.1 Stopping the Business Server

Before configuring the business server, you must stop it.

To stop the business server, click the Stop button under Server in the upper right corner of the configuration tool.

If the Server status icon becomes gray, the business server has been stopped.

5.2.2 Setting the Business Server ID

The business server ID helps you uniquely identify each business server.

In the left navigation pane, select Service Server > Basic.

Specify Server ID.

For detailed ID numbering rules, see 12.4 Understanding Rules of Numbering Business Servers.

Click Submit to save your settings.

5.2.3 Setting the SIP Service

To ensure successful call setup, set the SIP IP address and port of the business server.

In the left navigation pane, select Service Server > SIP.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Settings

This parameter is subject to the actual

IP address of the SIP service provided by
Local SIP IP Address conditions.
the business server.
If the business server adopts two

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Parameter Description Settings

network cards, set this parameter to
"0.0.0.0".

It is recommended to keep the default

Port number of the SIP service provided by settings unchanged.

Local SIP Port
the business server. The range is 1024 to 65535.

The default is "6060".

Click Submit to save your settings.

5.2.4 Setting the Log Path

This section describes how to set the path to store log files.

In the left navigation pane, select Service Server > Log.

Set the path to store log files.

The path is that you have planned in 3.1.2 Planning the Data Storage Path.

Click Submit.

5.2.5 Setting the Database

To connect to and initialize the database, you must set database-related parameters.

In the left navigation pane, select Service Server > Database.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Settings

 If the database and the business server are installed

on the same PC, set this parameter to "localhost"
(recommended) or the actual database IP address.
Database IP IP address of the database.
If this parameter is set to the actual database IP
address, remote access must be enabled for the
database. For details, see 12.2 Connecting to the

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Parameter Description Settings

Database Remotely.

 If the database and the business server are installed

on different PCs, set this parameter to the actual
database IP address. In this case, remote access
must be enabled for the database. For details, see
12.2 Connecting to the Database Remotely.

The default is "localhost".

The name is case sensitive and must be easy to

Database Name Name of the database. remember.

The default is "puc".

Set this parameter to the super user "postgres" or

User name for accessing
User name obtain the user name from the database administrator.
the database.
The default is "postgres".

Set this parameter to the password for the user

postgres. For details, refer to the section of preparing
the PostgreSQL database in Hytera SmartOne
Password for accessing the Dispatch Installation Guide.
Password
database.
Alternatively, obtain the password from the database
administrator.

The default is "root".

Set this parameter to the port number for the database.

For details, refer to the section of preparing the

Port number of the PostgreSQL database in Hytera SmartOne Dispatch

Database Port Installation Guide.
database service.
The range is 1024 to 65535.

The default is "5432".

Click Submit to save your settings.

Click Initialize DB to import the initialization data to the database.

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The prompt "Succeeded" appears after successful import. If the prompt "Failed" appears, check and ensure that
the parameters for connecting to the database are correct. If the problem persists, contact Hytera technical
support engineers.

Click Connect Test.

 If the prompt "Connected successfully" appears, the database works properly.

 If the prompt "Connection failure" appears, contact Hytera technical support engineers.

5.2.6 Importing the License

To enable the authorized features of the business server to take effect, you must import the license and start the
business server.

In the left navigation pane, select Service Sever > License.

Click Browse and select the license file.

Click Upload.

If the prompt "Uploaded successfully" appears, the license file has been imported.

5.2.7 Adding Basic Data

Basic data include organizations, systems, devices, and groups. After adding the basic data, you can view the entire
organization and your contacts.

5.2.7.1 Adding Systems

In the left navigation pane, select Service Sever > Base Data.

In the System pane, click Add.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Settings

This parameter is subject to the actual

ID of the system, which is used to uniquely
ID conditions.
identify the system.
The range is 001 to 099.

Global ID of the system. It is used to

This parameter is subject to the actual
identify a system when different Gateways
Global ID conditions.
in multi-level dispatch mode access the
It consists of 1 to 16 characters.
system.

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Parameter Description Settings

The alias must be easy to remember

Alias Alias of the system.
An asterisk (*) is not allowed.

Select a type from the drop-down list.

Note that if the DMR trunking system

of the third party needs to access the
Type Type of the system. SmartOne Dispatch, specify this
parameter to "Hytera DMR3 ISSI
DISP".

The default is "Hytera DMR2".

Support device of the system. Options

include the following:

 Speaker
This parameter is reserved and
Support Device  Microphone
settings are not required.
 Display

 Camera

 Locator

Parent organization to which devices in the

system belongs.
This parameter is subject to the actual
Organization This parameter is available only when Type
conditions.
is set to "Hytera DMR3 CSSI", "Hytera
LTE CSSI", or "Video GB28181".

Click Save.

(Optional) If you need to add several systems, repeat step 2 to step 4.

5.2.7.2 Adding Organizations

In the left navigation pane, select Service Sever > Base Data.

In the Contacts pane, click the Organization tab. Then click Add.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

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Parameter Description Settings

This parameter is subject to the actual

Alias Alias of the organization. conditions.

An asterisk (*) is not allowed.

This parameter is subject to the actual

Org. Code Code number of the organization. conditions.

It consists of 1 to 30 characters.

Icon of a device displayed in the

organization.

This parameter is the same as the Icon

parameter in 5.2.7.3 Adding Devices.
Adding Devices. The device icon that you This parameter is subject to the actual
Device Icon
will see on the SmartOne Client is conditions.

determined by the later configured

parameter between Device Icon on the
Organization tab and Icon on the Device
tab.

Longitude of the location where the This parameter is subject to the actual
Longitude
organization is located. conditions.

Latitude of the location where the This parameter is subject to the actual
Latitude
organization is located. conditions.

This parameter is subject to the actual

Parent organization to which the
Organization conditions.
organization belongs.
The default is "SmartOne".

Click Save.

(Optional) If you need to add several organizations, repeat step 2 to step 4.

5.2.7.3 Adding Devices

You must add devices in different systems before you can contact them on the SmartOne Dispatch client. The
systems exclude the Hytera DMR trunking system (Hytera DMR3 CSSI), Hytera HyTalk Pro system (Hytera LTE

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CSSI), Hytera HyTalk MC system (Hytera 3GPP MCPTT CSSI), video surveillance system (Video GB28181), or
DMR trunking system of the third party. Devices in these systems can be synchronized to the SmartOne client. For
details, see 7.10 Synchronizing Basic Data (Optional).

In the left navigation pane, select Service Sever > Base Data.

In the Contacts pane, click the Device tab and click Add.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Settings

This ID must be the same as the

individual number configured during
ID ID of the device.
programming.

It consists of 1 to 11 digits.

The alias must be easy to remember

Alias Alias of the device. and can identify the device.

An asterisk (*) is not allowed.

This parameter is subject to the actual

Serial Number Serial number of the device. conditions.

It consists of 1 to 16 characters.

This parameter is subject to the actual

System System to which the device belongs.
conditions.

Support device of the device. Options

include the following:

 Speaker
This parameter is reserved and
Support Device  Microphone
settings are not required.
 Locator

 Display

 Camera

SAP used when the device is involved in a This parameter is subject to the actual
SAP
call. conditions.

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Parameter Description Settings

This parameter is available only when the
System parameter is set to the DMR
conventional system.

Number type of the device. Options include

the following:

 Individual ID: ID of the terminal in the

TETRA system.
This parameter is subject to the actual
Number Type  PSTN: phone number in the TETRA
conditions.
system.

This parameter is available only when the

System parameter is set to the TETRA
system.

Icon of the device in the organization.

The device icon that you will see on the This parameter is subject to the actual

SmartOne Client is determined by the later conditions.

Icon
configured parameter between Device Icon This default icon indicates a portable
on the Organization tab and Icon on the radio.
Device tab.

Sets whether the device has the GPS

module. After polling GPS data from all
radios is enabled, the business server
determines whether to poll GPS data of a
device based on this parameter.

 Selected: The device has the GPS This parameter is subject to the actual
GPS
module. The business server will poll conditions.
GPS data of the device.

 Deselected: The device does not have

the GPS module. The business server
will not poll GPS data of the device.

After this parameter is selected, the polling

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Parameter Description Settings

interval is determined by Polling Interval
(s) in the Service Server > Basic interface
of the configuration tool.

Sets whether to enable the GPS function of

a device. After polling GPS data from
specified radios is enabled, the business
server determines whether to poll GPS data
of a device based on this parameter, the
Time parameter, and the Distance
parameter.

 Selected: The GPS function of a

device is enabled. The business server
This parameter is subject to the actual
Enable GPS will poll GPS data of the device.
conditions.
 Deselected: The GPS function of a
device is disabled. The business server
will not poll GPS data of the device.

After this parameter is checked, the polling

interval is determined by Polling Interval
(s) in the Service Server > Basic interface
of the configuration tool. This parameter is
available only when the GPS parameter is
selected.

Time interval for GPS polling. This parameter is subject to the actual

Time This parameter is available only when the conditions.

Enable GPS parameter is selected. The default is "120".

Sets whether to use the Or condition. After

you select this option, the GPS data is This parameter is subject to the actual
Or
transmitted if either of the Time or conditions.
Distance criteria is met.

And Sets whether to use the And condition. This parameter is subject to the actual

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Parameter Description Settings

After you select this option, the GPS data is conditions.
transmitted if both the Time and Distance
criteria are met at the same time.

Distance threshold for GPS polling. This parameter is subject to the actual

Distance This parameter is available only when the conditions.

Enable GPS parameter is selected. The default is "100".

Type of the channel used to transmit the

GPS data. Options include "Main Control This parameter is subject to the actual

GPS Channel CH" and "Secondary Control CH". conditions.

This parameter is available only when the The default is "Main Control CH".
GPS parameter is selected.

Confirms whether the device is with This parameter is subject to the actual
with Display
display. conditions.

Period of the registration service for the

device. This parameter is subject to the actual

RRS Interval This parameter is available only when the conditions.

System parameter is set to the DMR The default is "900".

conventional system or the XPT system.

Vehicle Registration Registration ID of the vehicle that the This parameter is subject to the actual
Identifier device is used in. conditions.

This parameter is subject to the actual

Manufacturer Name of the vehicle manufacturer.
conditions.

This parameter is subject to the actual

Organization Organization to which the device belongs.
conditions.

Click Save.

If you need to add several devices, repeat step 2 to step 4.

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5.2.7.4 Adding Groups

You must add groups in different systems before you can contact them on the SmartOne Dispatch client. The
systems exclude the Hytera DMR trunking system (Hytera DMR3 CSSI), Hytera HyTalk Pro system (Hytera LTE
CSSI), Hytera HyTalk MC system (Hytera 3GPP MCPTT CSSI), or DMR trunking system of the third party.
Groups in these systems can be synchronized to the SmartOne client. For details, see 7.10 Synchronizing Basic Data
(Optional).

In the left navigation pane, select Service Sever > Base Data.

In the Contacts pane, click the Group tab and click Add.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Settings

This parameter is subject to the actual

Authorized System System to which the group belongs.
system.

This parameter must be the same as

ID ID of the group.
that configured during programming.

The alias must be easy to remember

Alias Alias of the group.
An asterisk (*) is not allowed.

This parameter is subject to the actual

Organization Organization to which the group belongs. conditions.

The default is "SmartOne".

Click Save.

(Optional) If you need to add several organizations, repeat step 2 to step 4.

5.2.8 Starting the Business Server

After configuring the business server, start it to make settings take effect.

To start the business server, click the Start button under Server in the upper right corner.

If the Server icon flashes green, the business server has been started.

5.3 Configuring the Media Service of the Business Server

This section describes how to configure the media service of the business server.

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5.3.1 Stopping the Media Service

Before configuring the media service of the business server, you must stop it.

To stop the media service, click the Stop button under Multimedia in the upper right corner of the configuration
tool.

If the Multimedia status icon becomes gray, the media service has been stopped.

5.3.2 Setting the Log Path

This section describes how to set the path to store log files.

In the left navigation pane, select Service Server > Log.

Set the path to store log files.

The path is that you have planned in 3.1.2 Planning the Data Storage Path.

Click Submit.

5.3.3 Setting the Media Service Cluster

This section describes how to set the media service cluster.

5.3.3.1 Understanding the Media Service Cluster

The media service of the SmartOne Dispatch can be set to the storage service, the transcoding service, the media
server (providing all media services), and the service that provides media services for the business server, gateway,
or client. When the storage service, the transcoding service, the media server, and the service that provides media
services for the business server are installed on different servers, a cluster network consisting of these
services/servers must be configured. The cluster network is not required in other scenarios.

Configuring the media service cluster is to ensure that all media services can communicate with each other. In
addition, when several media servers are configured, these servers in the cluster can work in load sharing mode.

The cluster network can be established by either multicast detection (the default way) or point-to-point way. If the
media services are installed on both the Windows-based computers and Linux-based computers, point-to-point way
is recommended.

 By multicast detection: The cluster network is established by multicast detection. Each media service in the
network sends request packets to the multicast service IP address of the router or switch. After receiving the

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request packets, the router or switch sends information about all media services to each one, allowing them to
establish a network where they can communicate with each other. To adopt the multicast detection, you must set
Auto Networking to "Enable".

 By point-to-point way: The cluster network is established by point-to-point way. The media services might be
located in the same network segment or different network segments. In such a network, all media services need
to be configured with the local IP address and the IP addresses of other media services. Configurations vary
depending on whether media services are located in the same network segment.

5.3.3.2 Establishing the Cluster Network by Multicast Detection

This section introduces how to establish the cluster network by multicast detection.

In the left navigation pane, select Media Server > Basic.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

The default value is

recommended.

Networking IP The range is 224.0.0.1 to

Multicast IP address.
Address 239.0.0.1.

The default value is

"225.1.1.66".

The base ports of all media

services in the cluster
network must be the same.

The range is 1024 to 65534.

Base Port Number of the base port.
Ports with the number from
the base port number to that
plus eight must be reserved.

The default is "6253".

Installation type of the media service. Options include the

following:
Local Node Set this parameter to
 Networking: The media service is used to establish the
Type "Networking".
cluster network with other nodes.

 Transcode: The media service is used for private

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transcoding. Select this option only for the transcoding
node virtualized by the VCA card.

Service type of the media service.

The underlying library of the media service is used by the

following software to implement different functions: storage
server, transcoding server, media server, business server,
gateway, and client. If the preceding software is installed on
different servers, select corresponding types of media
services for different software to save resources.

Types of media services include the following:

 Storage: The media service is used for media storage.

Select this option when a server solely functions as the
storage server.

 Transcode: The media service is used for transcoding.

Select this option when a server solely functions as the
transcoding server.
Select Service Server or
Multimedia
 Media Server: The media service provides such services Service Server and Media
Service Type
as media receiving, transmitting, or transcoding for the Server.
SmartOne Dispatch and is used to interwork with the
media services of other business modules of the
SmartOne Dispatch. If the SmartOne Dispatch is
installed in centralized mode, select this option. If the
SmartOne Dispatch is installed in distributed mode,
select this option for at least one server. If several
servers are used as the media server, these servers can
work in load sharing mode.

 Business/App Access/Web Server: The media service

provides signaling control services of media sessions
for the business server, access server, and web server.

 Gateway: The media service provides such services as

media receiving, forwarding, and transcoding solely for
the gateway. Select only this option for the gateway of

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Parameter Description Setting

the SmartOne Dispatch.

 Client: The media service provides such services as

media playing, transcoding, or transmitting solely for
the client. Select only this option for the client of the
SmartOne Dispatch.

External Local IP address of the media service, which is used for This parameter is subject to
SEVER IP networking with the gateway or other media services. the actual conditions.

Click Submit to save your settings.

In the left navigation pane, select Media Server > Single Seg. Networking.

Set the parameter listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

This parameter specifies whether the media

Auto Networking service will automatically establish a Set this parameter to "enable".
network with other media services.

Click Submit to save your settings.

5.3.3.3 Establishing the Cluster Network by Point-to-Point Way

This section introduces how to establish the cluster network by point-to-point way when all NEs are located in the
same network segment or when NEs are located in different network segments.

Networking When NEs Are Located in the Same Network Segment

In the left navigation pane, select Media Server > Basic.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

This parameter is subject

Networking IP Local IP address used to establish the cluster network by the to the actual conditions.

Address point-to-point way. The default value is

"225.1.1.66".

The base ports of all

Base Port Number of the base port. media services in the
cluster network must be

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the same.

The range is 1024 to

65534. Ports with the
number from the base port
number to that plus eight
must be reserved.

The default value is

"6253".

Installation type of the media service.

 Networking: The media service is used to establish the

Local Node cluster network with other nodes. Set this parameter to
Type  Transcode: The media service is used for private "Networking".

transcoding. Select this option only for the transcoding

node virtualized by the VCA card.

Service type of the media service.

The underlying library of the media service is used by the

following software to implement different functions: storage
server, transcoding server, media server, business server,
gateway, and client. If the preceding software is installed on
different servers, select corresponding types of media services
for different software to save resources.

Types of media services include the following: Select Service Server or

Service Type  Storage: The media service is used for media storage. Service Server and

Select this option when a server solely functions as the Media Server.

storage server.

 Transcode: The media service is used for transcoding.

Select this option when a server solely functions as the
transcoding server.

 Media Server: The media service provides such services

as media receiving, transmitting, or transcoding for the
SmartOne Dispatch and is used to interwork with the

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Parameter Description Setting

media services of other business modules of the
SmartOne Dispatch. If the SmartOne Dispatch is
installed in centralized mode, select this option. If the
SmartOne Dispatch is installed in distributed mode,
select this option for at least one server. If several
servers are used as the media server, these servers can
work in load sharing mode.

 Business/App Access/Web Server: The media service

provides signaling control services of media sessions for
the business server, access server, and web server.

 Gateway: The media service provides such services as

media receiving, forwarding, and transcoding solely for
the gateway. Select only this option for the gateway of
the SmartOne Dispatch.

 Client: The media service provides such services as

media playing, transcoding, or transmitting solely for the
client. Select only this option for the client of the
SmartOne Dispatch.

External Local IP address of the media service, which is used for This parameter is subject
SEVER IP networking with the gateway or other media services. to the actual conditions.

Click Submit to save your settings.

In the left navigation pane, select Media Server > Single Seg. Networking.

Set the parameter listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

This parameter specifies whether the media

Auto Networking service will automatically establish a Set this parameter to "enable".
network with other media services.

Click Submit to save your settings.

Networking When NEs Are Located in Different Network Segments

In the left navigation pane, select Media Server > Basic.

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Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

This parameter is subject

Networking IP Local IP address used to establish the cluster network by to the actual conditions.

Address point-to-point way. The default value is

"225.1.1.66".

The default value is

recommended.

The range is 1024 to

65534. Ports with the
Base Port Number of the base port. number from the base port
number to that plus eight
must be reserved.

The default value is

"6253".

Installation type of the media service.

 Networking: The media service is used to establish the

Local Node cluster network with other nodes. Set this parameter to
Type  Transcode: The media service is used for private "Networking".

transcoding. Select this option only for the transcoding

node virtualized by the VCA card.

Service type of the media service.

The underlying library of the media service is used by the

following software to implement different functions: storage
server, transcoding server, media server, business server,
Select Service Server or
Multimedia gateway, and client. If the preceding software is installed on
Service Server and
Service Type different servers, select corresponding types of media services
Media Server.
for different software to save resources.

Types of media services include the following:

 Storage: The media service is used for media storage.

Select this option when a server solely functions as the

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storage server.

 Transcode: The media service is used for transcoding.

Select this option when a server solely functions as the
transcoding server.

 Media Server: The media service provides such services

as media receiving, transmitting, or transcoding for the
SmartOne Dispatch and is used to interwork with the
media services of other business modules of the
SmartOne Dispatch. If the SmartOne Dispatch is
installed in centralized mode, select this option. If the
SmartOne Dispatch is installed in distributed mode,
select this option for at least one server. If several
servers are used as the media server, these servers can
work in load sharing mode.

 Business/App Access/Web Server: The media service

provides signaling control services of media sessions for
the business server, access server, and web server.

 Gateway: The media service provides such services as

media receiving, forwarding, and transcoding solely for
the gateway. Select only this option for the gateway of
the SmartOne Dispatch.

 Client: The media service provides such services as

media playing, transcoding, or transmitting solely for the
client. Select only this option for the client of the
SmartOne Dispatch.

External Local IP address of the media service, which is used for This parameter is subject
SEVER IP networking with the gateway or other media services. to the actual conditions.

Click Submit to save your settings.

In the left navigation pane, select Media Server > Trans-segment Networking.

Set the parameter listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

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Parameter Description Setting

This parameter specifies whether the media

Trans-segment
service will automatically establish a Set this parameter to "enable".
Networking
network with other media services.

Click Add Media Server Node.

Add nodes based on the number of media services used to establish the cluster network. For example, if three
media services are used to establish the network, click Add Media Server Node three times to add three nodes.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

This parameter is
Node IP IP address of the added media service. subject to the actual
conditions.

Set this parameter to

the value of Base
Node Port Port number of the added media service. Port by going to
Media Server >
Basic.

It is recommended to
Protocol based on which the added media service connects to others.
keep the default
Connection Only User Datagram Protocol (UDP), which is a transmission
settings unchanged.
Type protocol using a simple connectionless communication model, is
The default value is
supported.
"UDP".

Node Type Installation type of the added media service. Options include the Set this parameter to

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following: "Networking".

 Networking: The media service is used to establish the cluster

network with other nodes.

 Transcode: The media service is used for private transcoding.

Select this option only for the transcoding node virtualized by
the VCA card.

Click Submit to save your settings.

5.3.4 Setting the Recording Storage Path (Optional)

This section describes how to set the path to store call recordings of the media service of the business server. This
section is required only when Multimedia Service Type is set to Media Server.

In the left navigation pane, select Media Server > Recording.

Set Recording File Storage Path.

For details, see 3.1.2 Planning the Data Storage Path.

Click Submit to save your settings.

5.3.5 Starting the Media Service

After configuring the media service of the business server, start it to make settings take effect.

To start the media service, click the Start button under Multimedia in the upper right corner.

If the Multimedia icon flashes green, the media service has been started.

5.3.6 Checking the Cluster Network

After configuring the media service cluster, check whether the cluster network is established successfully. For details,
see 12.5 Checking the Media Service Cluster.

This document takes the commissioning process of the typical network as an example. Therefore, complete the task
only after finishing configurations in 6 Media Server Configuration.

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6. Media Server Configuration

This chapter describes how to configure the media server to ensure proper running of basic services of the SmartOne
Dispatch. For detailed configurations, see Hytera SmartOne Dispatch Online Help (PC).

6.1 Logging in to the Configuration Tool

To log in to the configuration tool, see 12.1.1 Logging in to the Configuration Tool.

6.2 Stopping the Media Server

Before configuring the media server, you must stop it.

To stop the media server, click the Stop button under Multimedia in the upper right corner of the configuration tool.

If the Multimedia status icon becomes gray, the media server has been stopped.

6.3 Setting the Log Path

This section describes how to set the path to store log files.

In the left navigation pane, select Service Server > Log.

Set the path to store log files.

The path is that you have planned in 3.1.2 Planning the Data Storage Path.

Click Submit.

6.4 Setting the Media Service Cluster

6.4.1 Understanding the Media Service Cluster
For details, see 5.3.3.1 Understanding the Media Service Cluster.

6.4.2 Establishing the Cluster Network by Multicast Detection

This section introduces how to establish the cluster network by multicast detection.

In the left navigation pane, select Media Server > Basic.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

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Parameter Description Setting

The default value is

recommended.

Networking IP The range is 224.0.0.1 to

Multicast IP address.
Address 239.0.0.1.

The default value is

"225.1.1.66".

The base ports of all media

services in the cluster
network must be the same.

The range is 1024 to 65534.

Base Port Number of the base port.
Ports with the number from
the base port number to that
plus eight must be reserved.

The default value is "6253".

Installation type of the media service. Options include the

following:

 Networking: The media service is used to establish the

Local Node Set this parameter to
cluster network with other nodes.
Type "Networking".
 Transcode: The media service is used for private
transcoding. Select this option only for the transcoding
node virtualized by the VCA card.

Service type of the media service.

The underlying library of the media service is used by the

following software to implement different functions: storage
server, transcoding server, media server, business server,
Select Service Server or
Multimedia gateway, and client. If the preceding software is installed on
Service Server and Media
Service Type different servers, select corresponding types of media
Server.
services for different software to save resources.

Types of media services include the following:

 Storage: The media service is used for media storage.

Select this option when a server solely functions as the

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Parameter Description Setting

storage server.

 Transcode: The media service is used for transcoding.

Select this option when a server solely functions as the
transcoding server.

 Media Server: The media service provides such services

as media receiving, transmitting, or transcoding for the
SmartOne Dispatch and is used to interwork with the
media services of other business modules of the
SmartOne Dispatch. If the SmartOne Dispatch is
installed in centralized mode, select this option. If the
SmartOne Dispatch is installed in distributed mode,
select this option for at least one server. If several
servers are used as the media server, these servers can
work in load sharing mode.

 Business/App Access/Web Server: The media service

provides signaling control services of media sessions
for the business server, access server, and web server.

 Gateway: The media service provides such services as

media receiving, forwarding, and transcoding solely for
the gateway. Select only this option for the gateway of
the SmartOne Dispatch.

 Client: The media service provides such services as

media playing, transcoding, or transmitting solely for
the client. Select only this option for the client of the
SmartOne Dispatch.

External Local IP address of the media service, which is used for This parameter is subject to
SEVER IP networking with the gateway or other media services. the actual conditions.

Click Submit to save your settings.

In the left navigation pane, select Media Server > Single Seg. Networking.

Set the parameter listed in the following table.

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Parameter Description Setting

This parameter specifies whether the media

Auto Networking service will automatically establish a Set this parameter to "enable".
network with other media services.

Click Submit to save your settings.

6.4.3 Establishing the Cluster Network by Point-to-Point Way

This section introduces how to establish the cluster network by point-to-point when all NEs are located in the same
network segment or when NEs are located in different network segments.

Networking When NEs Are Located in the Same Network Segment

In the left navigation pane, select Media Server > Basic.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

This parameter is subject

Networking IP Local IP address used to establish the cluster network by to the actual conditions.

Address point-to-point way. The default value is

"225.1.1.66".

The base ports of all

media services in the
cluster network must be
the same.

The range is 1024 to

Base Port Number of the base port. 65534. Ports with the
number from the base port
number to that plus eight
must be reserved.

The default value is

"6253".

Installation type of the media service.

Local Node Set this parameter to
 Networking: The media service is used for networking
Type "Networking".
with other nodes.

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Parameter Description Setting

 Transcode: The media service is used for private
transcoding. Select this option only for the transcoding
node virtualized by the VCA card.

Service type of the media service.

The underlying library of the media service is used by the

following software to implement different functions: storage
server, transcoding server, media server, business server,
gateway, and client. If the preceding software is installed on
different servers, select corresponding types of media services
for different software to save resources.

Types of media services include the following:

 Storage: The media service is used for media storage.

Select this option when a server solely functions as the
storage server.

 Transcode: The media service is used for transcoding.

Select this option when a server solely functions as the
transcoding server. Select Service Server or
Multimedia
Service Server and
Service Type  Media Server: The media service provides such services
Media Server.
as media receiving, transmitting, or transcoding for the
SmartOne Dispatch and is used to interwork with the
media services of other business modules of the
SmartOne Dispatch. If the SmartOne Dispatch is
installed in centralized mode, select this option. If the
SmartOne Dispatch is installed in distributed mode,
select this option for at least one server. If several
servers are used as the media server, these servers can
work in load sharing mode

 Business/App Access/Web Server: The media service

provides signaling control services of media sessions for
the business server, access server, and web server.

 Gateway: The media service provides such services as

media receiving, forwarding, and transcoding solely for

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Parameter Description Setting

the gateway. Select only this option for the gateway of
the SmartOne Dispatch.

 Client: The media service provides such services as

media playing, transcoding, or transmitting solely for the
client. Select only this option for the client of the
SmartOne Dispatch.

External Local IP address of the media service, which is used for This parameter is subject
SEVER IP networking with the gateway or other media services. to the actual conditions.

Click Submit to save your settings.

In the left navigation pane, select Media Server > Single Seg. Networking.

Set the parameter listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

This parameter specifies whether the media

Auto Networking service will automatically establish a Set this parameter to "enable".
network with other media services.

Click Submit to save your settings.

Networking When NEs Are Located in Different Network Segments

In the left navigation pane, select Media Server > Basic.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

This parameter is subject

Networking IP Local IP address used to establish the cluster network by to the actual conditions.

Address point-to-point way. The default value is

"225.1.1.66".

The default value is

recommended.
Base Port Number of the base port. The range is 1024 to
65534. Ports with the
number from the base port

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Parameter Description Setting

number to that plus eight
must be reserved.

The default value is

"6253".

Installation type of the media service.

 Networking: The media service is used for networking

Local Node with other nodes. Set this parameter to
Type  Transcode: The media service is used for private "Networking".

transcoding. Select this option only for the transcoding

node virtualized by the VCA card.

Service type of the media service.

The underlying library of the media service is used by the

following software to implement different functions: storage
server, transcoding server, media server, business server,
gateway, and client. If the preceding software is installed on
different servers, select corresponding types of media services
for different software to save resources.

Types of media services include the following:

 Storage: The media service is used for media storage.

Select this option when a server solely functions as the Select Service Server or
Multimedia
storage server. Service Server and
Service Type
Media Server.
 Transcode: The media service is used for transcoding.
Select this option when a server solely functions as the
transcoding server.

 Media Server: The media service provides such services

as media receiving, transmitting, or transcoding for the
SmartOne Dispatch and is used to interwork with the
media services of other business modules of the
SmartOne Dispatch. If the SmartOne Dispatch is
installed in centralized mode, select this option. If the
SmartOne Dispatch is installed in distributed mode,

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Parameter Description Setting

select this option for at least one server. If several
servers are used as the media server, these servers can
work in load sharing mode.

 Business/App Access/Web Server: The media service

provides signaling control services of media sessions for
the business server, access server, and web server.

 Gateway: The media service provides such services as

media receiving, forwarding, and transcoding solely for
the gateway. Select only this option for the gateway of
the SmartOne Dispatch.

 Client: The media service provides such services as

media playing, transcoding, or transmitting solely for the
client. Select only this option for the client of the
SmartOne Dispatch.

External Local IP address of the media service, which is used for This parameter is subject
SEVER IP networking with the gateway or other media services. to the actual conditions.

Click Submit to save your settings.

In the left navigation pane, select Media Server > Trans-segment Networking.

Set the parameter listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

This parameter specifies whether the media

Trans-segment
service will automatically establish a Set this parameter to "enable".
Networking
network with other media services.

Click Add Media Server Node.

Add nodes based on the number of media services used to establish the cluster network. For example, if three
media services are used to establish the network, click Add Media Server Node three times to add three nodes.

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Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

This parameter is
Node IP IP address of the added media service. subject to the actual
conditions.

Set this parameter to

the value of Base
Node Port Port number of the added media service. Port by going to
Media Server >
Basic.

It is recommended to
Protocol based on which the added media service connects to others. keep the default
Connection
Only UDP, which is a transmission protocol using a simple settings unchanged.
Type
connectionless communication model, is supported. The default value is
"UDP".

Installation type of the added media service. Options include the

following:

 Networking: The media service is used for networking with

Set this parameter to
Node Type other nodes.
"Networking".
 Transcode: The media service is used for private transcoding.
Select this option only for the transcoding node virtualized by
the VCA card.

Click Submit to save your settings.

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6.5 Setting the Recording Storage Path

This section describes how to set the path to store call recordings of the media server.

In the left navigation pane, select Media Server > Recording.

Set Recording File Storage Path.

For details, see 3.1.2 Planning the Data Storage Path.

Click Submit to save your settings.

6.6 Setting the FTP Message

In the left navigation pane, select Media Server > FTP message settings.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

This parameter is subject to the actual

Port Port number of the FTP server. conditions.

The default value is "21".

Set this parameter to the root path of

Storage Path Path where the FTP messages are stored.
the FTP server.

This parameter is subject to the actual

User Name User name to access the FTP server.
conditions.

This parameter is subject to the actual

Password Password to access the FTP server.
conditions.

Click Submit to save your settings.

6.7 Setting the Web Client

In the left navigation pane, select Media Server > Web scheduling station setting.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

This parameter is subject to the actual

App AS IP Local SIP IP of the access server.
conditions.

App AS Port Local SIP port number of the access server. This parameter is subject to the actual

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Parameter Description Setting

conditions.

The default value is "6070".

This parameter is subject to the actual

PUC ID ID of the business server.
conditions.

Set this parameter to the value of

Web RTC Server IP IP of the media server. External SERVER IP by going to
Media Server > Basic.

This parameter is subject to the actual

Web RTC Server Port Port number of the media server. conditions.

The default value is "8099".

Click Submit to save your settings.

6.8 Uploading the Certificate

In the left navigation pane, select Media Server > Security Certificate.

Click Browse, and then upload the "cert.pem" and "key.pem" files.

6.9 Starting the Media Server

After configuring the media server, start it to make settings take effect.

To start the media server, click the Start button under Multimedia in the upper right corner.

If the Multimedia icon flashes green, the Media Server has been started.

6.10 Checking the Cluster Network

After configuring the media service cluster, check whether the cluster network is established successfully. For details,
see 12.5 Checking the Media Service Cluster.

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7. Gateway Configuration
This chapter describes how to configure the basic information of the gateway by the configuration tool. For more
configurations, refer to Hytera SmartOne Dispatch Online Help (PC).

7.1 Logging in to the Configuration Tool

To log in to the configuration tool, see 12.1.1 Logging in to the Configuration Tool.

7.2 Stopping the Gateway

Before configuring the gateway, you must stop it.

To stop the gateway, click the Stop button under Gateway in the upper right corner of the configuration tool.

If the Gateway status icon becomes gray, the gateway has been stopped.

7.3 Setting the SIP Service

To ensure successful call setup, set the SIP IP address and port of the gateway.

In the left navigation pane, select Gateway > SIP.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Settings

This parameter is subject to the actual

IP address of the SIP service provided by conditions.

Local SIP IP Address
the gateway. If the gateway adopts two network
cards, set this parameter to "0.0.0.0".

It is recommended to keep the default

Port number of the SIP service provided by settings unchanged.

Local SIP Port
the gateway. The range is 1024 to 65535.

The default is "5080".

IP address of the SIP service provided by

This parameter is subject to the actual
Master Server SIP IP the master business server to which the
conditions.
gateway connects.

Port number of the SIP service provided by

Master Server SIP Port This parameter is subject to the actual
the master business server to which the

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Parameter Description Settings

gateway connects. conditions.

SIP module used to interwork with the

DMR trunking system of the third party to
establish calls among the SmartOne
Dispatch, other communications systems, This parameter is subject to the actual

DMR3 ISSI SIP and the DMR trunking system of the third conditions.
party. The default value is "disable".
This parameter is required only when the
SmartOne Dispatch needs to interwork with
the DMR trunking system of the third party.

IP address of the SIP service provided by

This parameter is subject to the actual
Local SIP IP the gateway, namely, the IP address of the
conditions.
gateway.

This parameter is subject to the actual

Port number of the SIP service provided by
Local SIP Port conditions.
the gateway.
The range is 1024 to 65535.

Click Submit to save your settings.

7.4 Setting the Log Path

This section describes how to set the path to store log files.

In the left navigation pane, select Gateway > Log.

Set the path to store log files and the path to store API logs of the DMR trunking system.

The paths are those you have planned in 3.1.2 Planning the Data Storage Path.

Click Submit.

7.5 Setting the Business Server

This section describes how to set the business server to enable the gateway to communicate with the business server.

In the left navigation pane, select Gateway > Server.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

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Parameter Description Settings

If the business server and the gateway are installed on the

same PC, set this parameter to "localhost"; otherwise, enter

Master Server IP address of the master the actual IP address of the master business server.

IP business server. If the master business server has two network cards, enter the
IP address that can be used to interwork with the gateway.

The default is "localhost".

Set this parameter to the port number of the locator for the
master business server. For details, refer to Locator Port by
Master Server Port number of the master
going to Service Server > Platform in the Hytera SmartOne
Port business server.
Dispatch Online Help (PC).

The default is "12000".

Click Submit to save your settings.

7.6 Importing the License

To enable the authorized features of the gateway to take effect, you must import the license and start the gateway.

In the left navigation pane, select Gateway > License.

Click Browse and select the license file.

Click Upload.

If the prompt "Uploaded successfully" appears, the license file has been imported.

7.7 Adding Service Access Points

To enable the gateway to access different systems, you must configure a service access point (SAP) for each system.

7.7.1 Accessing the DMR Trunking System by Using the IP

Network
This section describes how to create SAPs to enable the gateway to access the DMR trunking system by using the IP
network. The following three SAPs are required:

 Dispatch SAP: used to handle voice and message services.

 Data SAP: used to handle GPS and base data services.

 Channel monitoring SAP: used to handle channel monitoring services.

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7.7.1.2 Adding a Dispatch SAP

In the left navigation pane, select Gateway > SAP.

Click Add SAP, and specify System Type to "Hytera DMR3 CSSI" and Service Type to "Dispatch".

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

Type of the system to be Make sure that the type of

accessed. Hytera DMR3 CSSI the system must be the
System Type means that the IP network is same as that of the system
used to access the DMR you added. For details, see
trunking system. 5.2.7.1 Adding Systems.

SAP Alias The alias must be easy to

Alias of the SAP. remember and can identify
the SAP.

System ID Make sure that the ID of

the system must be the

ID of the system to which the same as that of the system

SAP belongs. you added. For details, see

5.2.7.1 Adding Systems.

The range is 001 to 099.

Service Type Type of the service that the Set this parameter to
Basic Parameters SAP handles. "Dispatch".

 Dispatch: The SAP will be If multiple dispatch SAPs

used to handle voice and for the same system are
message services. added, all configurations

 Data: The SAP will be except for Radio ID must

used to handle GPS and be the same.

base data services. The default is "Dispatch".

 Channel Monitor: The

SAP will be used to
handle channel
monitoring services.

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Parameter Description Setting

This parameter is subject

to the actual conditions.

SAP Index Index of the SAP. The index for each SAP
must be unique.

The range is 1 to 50.

Obtain the version from

Trunking System Version of the DMR trunking
the DMR trunking system
Version system accessing the gateway.
administrator.

This parameter is subject

to the actual conditions.

 If the SmartOne
Sets whether to enable the
Dispatch needs to
SmartOne Dispatch to
interwork with the
interwork with the Call
CTHS, set this
Taking and Handling System
DMR Trunking System parameter to
ICC Configuration (CTHS).
Parameters "enable".
This parameter is displayed
 If the SmartOne
only when the version of the
Dispatch does not
DMR trunking system
need to interwork
supports the CTHS.
with the CTHS, set
this parameter to
"disable".

Prefix of the CTHS number

that the radio user in the DMR
trunking system calls. For
example, if the CTHS number
This parameter is subject
ICC Number Prefix is 110 and the prefix is 05, the
to the actual conditions.
radio will dial 05110 to make
a call to the CTHS.

This parameter is displayed

only when the version of the

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Parameter Description Setting

DMR trunking system
supports the CTHS.

Sets whether to use the key This parameter is subject

distribution management to the actual conditions.
center (KDMC) to The default is "Disable".
automatically distribute voice
or message keys to the
gateway.

KDMC This parameter is displayed

only when the version of the
DMR trunking system
supports the over the air
rekeying (OTAT) feature and
Service Type is set to
"Dispatch".

Set this parameter to the

value of Import
Password for transmitting the Password (the default is
key file. "11111111") displayed

Key File Password This parameter is available when the OTAR tool

only when Trunking System generates the transmission

Version is set to V5.3 or later. key file.

The default is
"11111111".

Obtain the IP address from

IP address of the DMR
Trunking System IP the DMR trunking system
trunking system.
administrator.

Obtain the port number

Port of the DMR trunking from the DMR trunking

Trunking System Port
system. system administrator.

The default is "38000".

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Parameter Description Setting

The range is 1024 to
65535.

User name used by the Obtain the user name from

Trunking System User SmartOne Dispatch client to the DMR trunking system

Name log in to the DMR trunking administrator.

system. The default is "admin".

Password used by the Obtain the password from

Trunking System SmartOne Dispatch client to the DMR trunking system

Password log in to the DMR trunking administrator.

system. The default is "admin".

Type of the voice codec for Obtain the password from

the DMR trunking system. the DMR trunking system

Codec Type
Options include "SELP", administrator.

"AMBE", and "NVOC". The default is "NVOC".

Message encoding type for Obtain the value from the

the DMR trunking system. DMR trunking system
Message Encoding
Options include "ISO 8BIT" administrator.
Format
and "Unicode 16BIT". The default is "Unicode
16BIT".

Set this parameter to

"UDP" when the network
Protocol based on which the
performance is good and
DMR3 API and DSS API communicates with the
to "TCP" when the
Connection Type DSS in the DMR trunking
network performance is
system.
poor.

The default is "UDP".

Set this parameter to

Protocol based on which the
DMR3 API and MTU "UDP" when the network
API communicates with the
Connection Type performance is good and
MTU.
to "TCP" when the

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Parameter Description Setting

network performance is
poor.

The default is "UDP".

Encryption type of voices or This parameter is subject

messages. Options include to the actual conditions.
"Unencrypted", "Software The default is
Encryption Type
Encryption", "Hardware "Unencrypted".
Encryption", and "30
Encryption".

IP address of the gateway This parameter is subject

connecting to the master MSO to the actual conditions.

Gateway IP (Master server. This parameter for SAPs

MSO) of the DMR trunking
system under the same
gateway must be different.

Type of the voice codec for Keep the default settings

the gateway. Only G711A is unchanged.
supported.
Codec Type
This parameter is displayed

Gateway Parameters only when Service Type is set

(DMR Trunking System) to "Dispatch".

Number assigned by the NMS Obtain the ID from the

of the DMR trunking system DMR trunking system
to the SmartOne Dispatch. administrator.

Radio ID It is recommended that the

radio IDs for different SAPs
belong to the same parent
organization in the NMS.

Sets whether the MSO adopts This parameter is subject

MSO Remote Disaster
the remote disaster recovery to the actual conditions.
Recovery
mechanism. The default is "No".

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Parameter Description Setting

IP address of the standby Obtain the IP address from

Standby MSO Server IP MSO server. the DMR trunking system
administrator.

Port number of the standby Obtain the port number

MSO server. from the DMR trunking
Standby MSO Server
system administrator.
Port
The range is 1024 to
65535.

IP address of the gateway This parameter is subject

Gateway Local IP
connecting to the standby to the actual conditions.
(Standby MSO)
MSO server.

Sets the time after which This parameter is subject

services are switched to the to the actual conditions.
Time to Switch to
standby MSO server when the The default is "30".
Standby MSO (s)
master one is faulty.
The range is equal to or
greater than 30.

IP address of the gateway This parameter is subject

Gateway Local RTP IP
connecting to the media to the actual conditions.
Address
server.

Port number from which It is recommended that the

RTP-based voice packets are difference of values
transmitted. between two consecutive
Gateway Parameters RTP ports must be 200 or
(Media Server) greater to prevent call

RTP Start Port failure. For example, if

one RTP start port is 1024,
the other one must be
1224 or greater.

Enter an even number

from 1024 to 65534.

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Click Submit to save your settings.

The dispatch SAP is added.

If the software encryption, hardware encryption, or encryption by CETC 30 needs to be enabled, click the
added SAP under SAP in the left navigation tree and set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

This parameter is subject to

Key Key for encrypting voices or messages.
Software the actual conditions.

Encryption
This parameter is subject to
Select Key File Key file for encrypting voices or messages.
the actual conditions.

Quantity of encryption cards. This parameter is subject to

Encryption Card
This parameter is required only for the actual conditions.
Quantity
hardware encryption on messages.

Hardware
Drive of an encryption card. For example, This parameter is subject to
Encryption
Card Three Drive means the drive of the the actual conditions.

Card X Drive third encryption card.

This parameter is required only for

hardware encryption on messages.

This parameter is subject to

30 server IP IP address of the CETC 30 server.
the actual conditions.

This parameter is

30 server PORT Port number of the CETC 30 server. unchangeable.

30 The default is "6200".

Encryption Gateway IP address of the gateway to which the This parameter is subject to
Localhost(DATA) CETC 30 server connects. the actual conditions.

This parameter is

Gateway Port Port number of the gateway. unchangeable.

The default is "12580".

This parameter is subject to

MTU Type Type of the MTU server.
the actual conditions.

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Parameter Description Setting

The default is "New(with
Console and USB ports)"

This parameter is subject to

MTU Quantity Quantity of the MTU servers.
the actual conditions.

IP Address of an MTU server. For This parameter is subject to

IP Address X example, IP Address Two means the IP the actual conditions.
address of the second MTU server.

It is recommended to keep
the default settings
Port used by the MTU server to receive or
MTU Signaling Port unchanged.
transmit signaling.
The range is 0 to 65535.

The default is "6080".

It is recommended to keep
the default settings
Port used by the MTU server to receive or
MTU Voice Port unchanged.
transmit voice.
The range is 0 to 65535.

The default is "6000".

This parameter is subject to

the actual conditions.

IP address of the gateway connecting to the This parameter for SAPs of

Gateway Localhost IP
MTU server. the DMR trunking system
under the same gateway
must be different.

It is recommended to keep
the default settings
Port used by the gateway to receive or
Gateway Signaling Port unchanged.
transmit signaling.
The range is 0 to 65535.

The default is "7000".

It is recommended to keep
Gateway Voice TX Port Port used by the gateway to transmit voice.
the default settings

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Parameter Description Setting

unchanged.

The range is 0 to 65535.

The default is "7050".

It is recommended to keep
the default settings

Gateway Voice RX Port Port used by the gateway to receive voice. unchanged.

The range is 0 to 65535.

The default is "6050".

(Optional) Click Submit to save your settings.

7.7.1.3 Adding a Data SAP

In the left navigation pane, select Gateway > SAP.

Click Add SAP, and specify System Type to "Hytera DMR3 CSSI" and Service Type to "Data".

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

Make sure that the type of the

Type of the system to be accessed.
system must be the same as that
Hytera DMR3 CSSI means that the IP
System Type of the system you added. For
network is used to access the DMR
details, see 5.2.7.1 Adding
trunking system.
Systems.

The alias must be easy to

SAP Alias Alias of the SAP. remember and can identify the
SAP.

Make sure that the ID of the

Basic
system must be the same as that
Parameters
ID of the system to which the SAP of the system you added. For
System ID
belongs. details, see 5.2.7.1 Adding
Systems.

The range is 001 to 099.

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Parameter Description Setting

Type of the service that the SAP Set this parameter to "Data".
handles. The default is "Dispatch".
 Dispatch: The SAP will be used to
handle voice and message services.
Service Type  Data: The SAP will be used to
handle GPS and base data services.

 Channel Monitor: The SAP will be

used to handle channel monitoring
services.

This parameter is subject to the

actual conditions. The index for
SAP Index Index of the SAP.
each SAP must be unique.

The range is 1 to 50.

Trunking Obtain the version from the DMR

Version of the DMR trunking system
System trunking system administrator.
accessing the gateway.
Version

This parameter is subject to the

actual conditions.
DMR
 If the SmartOne Dispatch
Trunking Sets whether to enable the SmartOne
needs to interwork with the
Dispatch to interwork with the CTHS.
System
ICC CTHS, set this parameter to
Parameters This parameter is displayed only when
Configuration "enable".
the version of the DMR trunking system
 If the SmartOne Dispatch
supports the CTHS.
does not need to interwork
with the CTHS, set this
parameter to "disable".

Prefix of the CTHS number that the

radio user in the DMR trunking system
ICC Number This parameter is subject to the
calls. For example, if the CTHS number
Prefix actual conditions.
is 110 and the prefix is 05, the radio
will dial 05110 to make a call to the

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Parameter Description Setting

CTHS.

This parameter is displayed only when

the version of the DMR trunking system
supports the CTHS.

Sets whether roaming numbers will be This parameter is subject to the

synchronized when basic data is actual conditions.
synchronized from the DMR trunking The default is "No".
system to the SmartOne Dispatch.

 Yes: Roaming numbers will be

Synchronize synchronized.

Roaming  No: Roaming numbers will not be

Number synchronized.

For details on data synchronization, see

7.10 Synchronizing Basic Data
(Optional).

This parameter is displayed only when

Service Type is set to "Data".

Obtain the IP address from the

Trunking
IP address of the DMR trunking system. DMR trunking system
System IP
administrator.

Obtain the port number from the

DMR trunking system
Trunking administrator.
Port of the DMR trunking system.
System Port
The default is "38000".

The range is 1024 to 65535.

Obtain the user name from the

Trunking User name used by the SmartOne
DMR trunking system
System User Dispatch client to log in to the DMR
administrator.
Name trunking system.
The default is "admin".

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Parameter Description Setting

Obtain the password from the

Trunking Password used by the SmartOne
DMR trunking system
System Dispatch client to log in to the DMR
administrator.
Password trunking system.
The default is "admin".

Set this parameter based on

whether the DMR trunking

Sets whether to enable end-to-end system enables the E2E

(E2E) encryption for data in the DMR encryption feature.

End To End
trunking system.  If yes, set this parameter to
Encryption
This parameter is available only when "enable".

Service Type is set to "Data".  If no, set this parameter to

"disable".

The default is "disable".

Message Message encoding type for the DMR Obtain the value from the DMR

Encoding trunking system. Options include "ISO trunking system administrator.

Format 8BIT" and "Unicode 16BIT". The default is "Unicode 16BIT".

Set this parameter to "UDP" when

DMR3 API
Protocol based on which the API the network performance is good
and DSS
communicates with the DSS in the and to "TCP" when the network
Connection
DMR trunking system. performance is poor.
Type
The default is "UDP".

Set this parameter to "UDP" when

DMR3 API
the network performance is good
and MTU Protocol based on which the API
and to "TCP" when the network
Connection communicates with the MTU.
performance is poor.
Type
The default is "UDP".

Gateway IP address of the gateway connecting to This parameter is subject to the

Gateway IP
Parameters the master MSO server. actual conditions.
(Master MSO)
(DMR This parameter for SAPs of the

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Parameter Description Setting

Trunking DMR trunking system under the
System) same gateway must be different.

Number assigned by the NMS of the Obtain the ID from the DMR
DMR trunking system to the SmartOne trunking system administrator.
Dispatch.
Radio ID
It is recommended that the radio IDs for
different SAPs belong to the same
parent organization in the NMS.

MSO Remote Sets whether the MSO adopts the This parameter is subject to the

Disaster remote disaster recovery mechanism. actual conditions.

Recovery The default is "No".

IP address of the standby MSO server. Obtain the IP address from the
Standby MSO
DMR trunking system
Server IP
administrator.

Port number of the standby MSO Obtain the port number from the

Standby MSO server. DMR trunking system

Server Port administrator.

The range is 1024 to 65535.

Gateway Local IP address of the gateway connecting to This parameter is subject to the
IP (Standby the standby MSO server. actual conditions.
MSO)

Sets the time after which services are This parameter is subject to the

Time to Switch switched to the standby MSO server actual conditions.

to Standby when the master one is faulty. The default is "30".

MSO (s) The range is equal to or greater
than 30.

Gateway Gateway Local IP address of the gateway connecting to This parameter is subject to the

Parameters RTP IP the media server. actual conditions.

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Parameter Description Setting

(Media Address
Server)
Port number from which RTP-based It is recommended that the
voice packets are transmitted. difference of values between two
consecutive RTP ports must be
200 or greater to prevent call

RTP Start Port failure. For example, if one RTP

start port is 1024, the other one
must be 1224 or greater.

Enter an even number from 1024

to 65534.

Click Submit to save your settings.

7.7.1.4 Adding a Channel Monitoring SAP

In the left navigation pane, select Gateway > SAP.

Click Add SAP, and specify System Type to "Hytera DMR3 CSSI" and Service Type to "Channel Monitor".

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

Make sure that the type of the

Type of the system to be accessed.
system must be the same as that
Hytera DMR3 CSSI means that the IP
System Type of the system you added. For
network is used to access the DMR
details, see 5.2.7.1 Adding
trunking system.
Systems.

The alias must be easy to

SAP Alias Alias of the SAP. remember and can identify the
SAP.

Basic Make sure that the ID of the

Parameters system must be the same as that
ID of the system to which the SAP
System ID of the system you added. For
belongs.
details, see 5.2.7.1 Adding
Systems.

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Parameter Description Setting

The range is 001 to 099.

Type of the service that the SAP Set this parameter to "Channel
handles. Monitor".

 Dispatch: The SAP will be used to The default is "Dispatch".

handle voice and message services.
Service Type  Data: The SAP will be used to
handle GPS and base data services.

 Channel Monitor: The SAP will be

used to handle channel monitoring
services.

This parameter is subject to the

SAP Index Index of the SAP. actual conditions.

The range is 1 to 50.

Trunking Obtain the version from the DMR

Version of the DMR trunking system
System trunking system administrator.
accessing the gateway.
Version

Set this parameter based on

whether the SmartOne Dispatch
DMR
needs to interwork with the
Trunking
CTHS.
System Sets whether to enable the SmartOne
 If the SmartOne Dispatch
Parameters Dispatch to interwork with the CTHS.
ICC needs to interwork with the
This parameter is displayed only when
Configuration CTHS, set this parameter to
the version of the DMR trunking system
"enable".
supports the CTHS.
 If the SmartOne Dispatch
does not need to interwork
with the CTHS, set this
parameter to "disable".

ICC Number Prefix of the CTHS number that the This parameter is subject to the
Prefix radio user in the DMR trunking system actual conditions.

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calls. For example, if the CTHS number
is 110 and the prefix is 05, the radio will
dial 05110 to make a call to the CTHS.

This parameter is displayed only when

the version of the DMR trunking system
supports the CTHS.

Obtain the IP address from the

Trunking
IP address of the DMR trunking system. DMR trunking system
System IP
administrator.

Obtain the port number from the

DMR trunking system
Trunking administrator.
Port of the DMR trunking system.
System Port
The default is "38000".

The range is 1024 to 65535.

Obtain the user name from the

Trunking User name used by the SmartOne
DMR trunking system
System User Dispatch client to log in to the DMR
administrator.
Name trunking system.
The default is "admin".

Obtain the password from the

Trunking Password used by the SmartOne
DMR trunking system
System Dispatch client to log in to the DMR
administrator.
Password trunking system.
The default is "admin".

Message Message encoding type for the DMR Obtain the value from the DMR

Encoding trunking system. Options include "ISO trunking system administrator.

Format 8BIT" and "Unicode 16BIT". The default is "Unicode 16BIT".

DMR3 API Set this parameter to "UDP" when

Protocol based on which the API
and DSS the network performance is good
communicates with the DSS in the
Connection and to "TCP" when the network
DMR trunking system.
Type performance is poor.

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Parameter Description Setting

The default is "UDP".

Set this parameter to "UDP" when

DMR3 API
the network performance is good
and MTU Protocol based on which the API
and to "TCP" when the network
Connection communicates with the MTU.
performance is poor.
Type
The default is "UDP".

IP address of the gateway connecting to This parameter is subject to the

the master MSO server. actual conditions.
Gateway IP
This parameter for SAPs of the
(Master MSO)
DMR trunking system under the
same gateway must be different.

Number assigned by the NMS of the Obtain the ID from the DMR
DMR trunking system to the SmartOne trunking system administrator.
Dispatch.
Radio ID
It is recommended that the radio IDs for

Gateway different SAPs belong to the same

Parameters parent organization in the NMS.

(DMR
MSO Remote Sets whether the MSO server adopts the This parameter is subject to the
Trunking
Disaster remote disaster recovery mechanism. actual conditions.
System)
Recovery The default is "No".

IP address of the standby MSO server. Obtain the IP address from the
Standby MSO
DMR trunking system
Server IP
administrator.

Port number of the standby MSO server. Obtain the port number from the

Standby MSO DMR trunking system

Server Port administrator.

The range is 1024 to 65535.

Gateway Local IP address of the gateway connecting to This parameter is subject to the

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Parameter Description Setting

IP (Standby the standby MSO server. actual conditions.
MSO)

Sets the time after which services are This parameter is subject to the
Time to switched to the standby MSO server actual conditions.
Switch to when the master one is faulty. The default is "30".
Standby MSO
(s) The range is equal to or greater
than 30.

Gateway Local IP address of the gateway connecting to This parameter is subject to the
RTP IP the media server for transmitting actual conditions.
Address RTP-based voice packets.

Port number from which RTP-based It is recommended that the

Gateway voice packets are transmitted. difference of values between two
Parameters consecutive RTP ports must be
(Media 200 or greater to prevent call
Server) failure. For example, if one RTP
RTP Start Port
start port is 1024, the other one
must be 1224 or greater.

Enter an even number from 1024

to 65534.

Click Submit to save your settings.

7.7.2 Accessing the DMR Conventional System by Using the

DMR Repeater
This section describes how to create an SAP to enable the gateway to access the DMR conventional system by using
the DMR repeater.

In the left navigation pane, select Gateway > SAP.

Click Add SAP and specify System Type to "Hytera DMR2 Repeater".

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

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Parameter Description Setting

Type of the system to be accessed. Hytera Make sure that the type of the system
DMR2 Repeater means that Hytera DMR must be the same as that of the
System Type
repeater is used to access the DMR system you added. For details, see
conventional system. 5.2.7.1 Adding Systems.

The alias must be easy to remember

SAP Alias Alias of the SAP. and can identify the SAP.

Make sure that the ID of the system

must be the same as that of the

System ID ID of the system to which the SAP belongs. system you added. For details, see
5.2.7.1 Adding Systems.

The range is 001 to 099.

Do not change the default settings.

Codec Type Type of the voice codec.
The default is "G711A".

Make sure that the repeater ID is the

Repeater ID ID of the repeater. same as that configured during the
repeater programming.

ID of the pseudo trunking network. The ID This parameter is subject to the actual
Extended Pseudo for the same XPT system must be the same. conditions.
Trunking ID If this ID is set to “0”, the repeater serves as The default is "0".
the pseudo trunking network.

ID of the IP interconnection network. This If multiple repeaters work in one IP

ID is used by the gateway to determine the interconnection network, set the same
IP interconnection network to which the ID for these repeaters.
IP Interconnection ID
repeater belongs. Data can be exchanged The default is "0".
among repeaters within the same IP
interconnection network.

Duration for a Single Maximum length of time for each talk. This parameter is subject to the actual

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Parameter Description Setting

Talk (s) conditions.

The default is "60".

Click Submit to save your settings.

SAPs of time slots 1 and 2 appear in the SAP list.

In the left navigation pane under SAP, click one of the SAPs.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

GPS data transmitted through dedicated

channels at predefined intervals. The
dedicated channels are set during radio This parameter is subject to the actual

Quick GPS programming. These channels are used to conditions.

transmit only quick GPS data, which The default is "Disable".

improves data transmission efficiency and
reliability.

It is recommended that the difference

of values between two consecutive
RTP ports must be 200 or greater to

Port number from which RTP-based voice prevent call failure. For example, if
RTP Start Port
packets are transmitted. one RTP start port is 1024, the other
one must be 1224 or greater.

Enter an even number from 1024 to

65534.

This parameter is subject to the actual

conditions.
SAP Number Number of SAP.
Enter an even number from 65280 to
65534.

Time Slot ID Time slot ID of the repeater. This parameter is unchangeable.

Subnet ID Subnet ID of the repeater. Make sure that the subnet ID is the

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Parameter Description Setting

same as that configured during the
repeater programming.

The default is "10".

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio RRS Slot1 Port or Radio

Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the RRS Slot2 Port configured during
RRS Port
repeater to provide registration services. the repeater programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30001" and
"30002", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio GPS Slot1 Port or Radio

Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the GPS Slot2 Port configured during
LP Port
repeater to provide GPS services. the repeater programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30003" and
"30004", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio Telemetry Slot1 Port or
Radio Telemetry Slot2 Port
Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the
TP Port configured during the repeater
repeater to provide remote control services.
programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30005" and
"30006", respectively.

Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the Make sure that the value of this
TMP Port
repeater to provide message services. parameter is the same as that of

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Parameter Description Setting

Radio TMS Slot1 Port or Radio
TMS Slot2 Port configured during
the repeater programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30007" and
"30008", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio Call Control Slot1 Port or
Radio Call Control Slot2 Port
Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the
RCP Port configured during the repeater
repeater to provide call control services.
programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30009" and
"30010", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio Voice Service Slot1 Port or
Radio Voice Service Slot2 Port
Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the
RTP Port configured during the repeater
repeater to provide voice services.
programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slot s 1 and 2 are "30012" and
"30014", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of

Port number used by the repeater to provide Analog Call Control Port
RCP Analog Port
analog call control services. configured during the repeater
programming.

The default is "30015".

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Parameter Description Setting

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of

Port number used by the repeater to provide Analog Voice Service Port
RTP Analog Port
analog voice services. configured during the repeater
programming.

The default is "30016".

Click Submit to save your settings.

Click the other SAP and repeat step 6 to step 7 to configure.

7.7.3 Accessing the TETRA Trunking System by Using the IP

Network
This section describes how to create an SAP to enable the gateway to access the TETRA trunking system by using
the IP network.

In the left navigation pane, select Gateway > SAP.

Click Add SAP and specify System Type to "Hytera TETRA CSSI".

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

Make sure that the type of the

Type of the system to be accessed. HMF
system must be the same as that of
System Type TETRA CSSI means that the IP network
the system you added. For details,
is used to access the TETRA system.
see 5.2.7.1 Adding Systems.

The alias must be easy to

SAP Alias Alias of the SAP. remember and can identify the
SAP.

Basic Make sure that the ID of the

Parameters system must be the same as that of
ID of the system to which the SAP
System ID the system you added. For details,
belongs.
see 5.2.7.1 Adding Systems.

The range is 001 to 099.

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Parameter Description Setting

Type of the service that the SAP If adding an SAP for handling
handles. dispatch and data services cannot

 Dispatch: The SAP will be used to meet your requirements, you can

handle voice and message services. add another SAP.

Service Type  Data: The SAP will be used to The default is "Dispatch".

handle GPS and base data services.

 Dispatch and Data: The SAP will be

used to handle voice, message, GPS,
and basic data services.

Trunking IP address of the TETRA system Obtain the IP address from the
System IP accessing the gateway. TETRA system administrator.

Trunking Port number of the TETRA system Obtain the port number from the
System Port accessing the gateway. TETRA system administrator.

Trunking Obtain the user name from the

User name assigned by the TETRA
System User TETRA system administrator.
TETRA system to the SmartOne Dispatch.
Name
System
Parameters Trunking Obtain the password from the
Password assigned by the TETRA
System TETRA system administrator.
system to the SmartOne Dispatch.
Password

Encryption type for voices or messages.

This parameter is subject to the
Encryption Options include "Unencrypted",
actual conditions.
Type "Software Encryption", and "Hardware
The default is "Unencrypted".
Encryption".

Gateway IP address of the gateway connecting to This parameter is subject to the

Gateway Localhost IP the TETRA system. actual conditions.
Parameters
Message Type of the message encoding for the It is recommended to keep the
(TETRA
Encoding gateway. Options include "ISO 8BIT" default settings unchanged.
System)
Format and "Unicode 16BIT". The default is "Unicode 16BIT".

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Parameter Description Setting

Type of the voice codec for the gateway. It is recommended to keep the

Codec Type Options include "G711U", "G711A", default settings unchanged.

and "TETRA code". The default is "G711A".

Obtain the ID from the TETRA

system administrator.
ID assigned by the TETRA system to the
Radio ID
SmartOne Dispatch.

MSO
This parameter is subject to the
Remote Sets whether the MSO adopts the remote
actual conditions.
Disaster disaster recovery mechanism.
The default is "No".
Recovery

Standby
Obtain the value from the trunking
MSO Server IP address of the standby MSO server.
system administrator.
IP

Standby Obtain the value from the trunking

MSO Server Port number of the standby MSO server. system administrator.

Port The range is 1024 to 65535.

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Parameter Description Setting

Gateway
Local IP IP address of the gateway connecting to This parameter is subject to the
(Standby the standby MSO server. actual conditions.
MSO)

This parameter is subject to the

Time to
Sets the time after which services are actual conditions.
Switch to
switched to the standby MSO server The default is "30".
Standby
when the master one is faulty. The range is equal to or greater
MSO (s)
than 30.

Gateway This parameter is subject to the

IP address of the gateway connecting to
Local RTP actual conditions.
the media server.
IP Address

It is recommended that the

Gateway difference of values between two
Parameters consecutive RTP ports must be
(Media 200 or greater to prevent call
Server) RTP Start Port number from which RTP-based
failure. For example, if one RTP
Port voice packets are transmitted.
start port is 1024, the other one
must be 1224 or greater.

Enter an even number from 1024

to 65534.

Click Submit to save your settings.

If the encryption function needs to be enabled, click the added SAP under SAP in the left navigation tree and
set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

This parameter is subject to the actual

Key Key for encrypting voices or messages.
conditions.

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Parameter Description Setting

This parameter is subject to the actual

Select Key File Key file for encrypting voices or messages.
conditions.

(Optional) Click Submit to save your settings.

7.7.4 Accessing the XPT Single Site Trunking System by Using

the IP Network
This section describes how to create an SAP to enable the gateway to access the XPT single site trunking system by
using the IP network.

Procedure
In the left navigation pane, select Gateway > SAP.

Click Add SAP, and specify System Type to "Hytera DMR2 XPT" and Site Type to "Single Site".

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

Make sure that the type of the system

Type of the system to be accessed. Hytera
must be the same as that of the
System Type DMR2 XPT means that the IP network is
system you added. For details, see
used to access the XPT system.
5.2.7.1 Adding Systems.

Type of the site.

 Single Site: Select this option when you

need to add an SAP for the single site
Site Type trunking system. Set this parameter to "Single Site".

 Repeater: Select this option when you

need to add an SAP of a repeater for the
single site trunking system.

The alias must be easy to remember

Single Site Alias Name of the single site.
and can identify the single site.

This parameter is subject to the actual

SAP Number Number of the SAP. conditions.

Enter an even number from 65280 to

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Parameter Description Setting

65534.

Make sure that the ID of the system

must be the same as that of the

System ID ID of the system to which the SAP belongs. system you added. For details, see
5.2.7.1 Adding Systems.

The range is 001 to 099.

This parameter is subject to the actual

ID of the single site, which is used to
Single Site ID conditions.
uniquely identify the single site.
The range is 1 to 30.

This parameter is subject to the actual

Voice Repeater Quantity of voice repeaters in the XPT conditions.

Quantity single site system. The range is 1 to 8.

The default is "1".

This parameter is subject to the actual

Data Repeater Quantity of data repeaters in the XPT single conditions.

Quantity site system. The range is 0 to 7.

The default is "0".

Do not change the default settings.

Codec Type Type of the voice codec.
The default is "G711A".

This parameter is subject to the actual

Duration for a Single
Maximum length of time for each talk. conditions.
Talk (s)
The default is "60".

Make sure that the subnet ID is the

same as that configured during the
Subnet ID Subnet ID of the repeater.
repeater programming.

The default is "10".

ID under the Add ID of the virtual SAP, which uniquely The ID for each virtual SAP must be

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Parameter Description Setting

Dispatch Account identifies a dispatcher. unique.
button After the virtual SAP ID is configured, The range is 65280 to 65534.
mobile device users can view the ID when
the corresponding dispatcher sends a
callback request or message to the users, or
calls the users. The users can also send a
message to or call the dispatcher by the ID.

Alias under the Add

The alias must be easy to remember
Dispatch Account Alias of the virtual SAP.
and can identify the virtual SAP.
button

Click Submit to save your settings.

Each repeater contains two time slots. One SAP will be created for each time slot. For example, if one voice
repeater and one data repeater are added, four SAPs will be created.

In the left navigation pane under SAP, click one of the SAPs.

Set the parameters listed in the following table to configure the SAP.

Parameter Description Setting

The alias must be easy to remember

Time Slot Alias Name of the time slot.
and can identify the time slot.

Repeater SN SN of the repeater in the single site. This parameter is unchangeable.

GPS data transmitted through dedicated

channels at predefined intervals. The
dedicated channels are set during radio
programming. These channels are used to This parameter is subject to the actual

Quick GPS transmit only quick GPS data, which conditions.

improves data transmission efficiency and The default is "Disable".
reliability.

This parameter is displayed only when

Repeater Type is set to Data Repeater.

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Parameter Description Setting

Make sure that the repeater ID is the

Repeater ID ID of the repeater. same as that configured during the
repeater programming.

It is recommended that the difference

of values between two consecutive
RTP ports must be 200 or greater to

Port number from which RTP-based voice prevent call failure. For example, if
RTP Start Port
packets are transmitted. one RTP start port is 1024, the other
one must be 1224 or greater.

Enter an even number from 1024 to

65534.

Time Slot ID Time slot ID of the repeater. This parameter is unchangeable.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio RRS Slot1 Port or Radio

Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the RRS Slot2 Port configured during
RRS Port
repeater to provide registration services. the repeater programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30001" and
"30002", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio GPS Slot1 Port or Radio

Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the GPS Slot2 Port configured during
LP Port
repeater to provide GPS services. the repeater programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30003" and
"30004", respectively.

TP Port Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the Make sure that the value of this

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Parameter Description Setting

repeater to provide remote control services. parameter is the same as that of
Radio Telemetry Slot1 Port or
Radio Telemetry Slot2 Port
configured during the repeater
programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30005" and
"30006", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio TMS Slot1 Port or Radio

Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the TMS Slot2 Port configured during
TMP Port
repeater to provide message services. the repeater programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30007" and
"30008", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio Call Control Slot1 Port or
Radio Call Control Slot2 Port
Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the
RCP Port configured during the repeater
repeater to provide call control services.
programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30009" and
"30010", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the
RTP Port Radio Voice Service Slot1 Port or
repeater to provide voice services.
Radio Voice Service Slot2 Port
configured during the repeater

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Parameter Description Setting

programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slot s 1 and 2 are "30012" and
"30014", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of

Port number used by the repeater to provide Analog Call Control Port
RCP Analog Port
analog call control services. configured during the repeater
programming.

The default is "30015".

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of

Port number used by the repeater to provide Analog Voice Service Port
RTP Analog Port
analog voice services. configured during the repeater
programming.

The default is "30016".

Click Submit to save your settings.

Repeat step 5 to step 7 to configure the SAP for other time slots.

Related Operation
If you want to add a repeater to a single site, you can add an SAP with Site Type set to Repeater.

In the left navigation pane, select Gateway > SAP.

Click Add SAP, and specify System Type to "Hytera DMR2 XPT" and Site Type to "Repeater".

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

Make sure that the type of the system

Type of the system to be accessed. Hytera
must be the same as that of the
System Type DMR2 XPT means that the IP network is
system you added. For details, see
used to access the XPT system.
5.2.7.1 Adding Systems.

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Parameter Description Setting

Type of the site.

 Single Site: Select this option when you

need to add an SAP for the single site
Site Type trunking system. Set this parameter to "Repeater".

 Repeater: Select this option when you

need to add an SAP of a repeater for the
single site trunking system.

Type of the repeater. Options include the

following: This parameter is subject to the actual
Repeater Type
 Voice Repeater conditions.

 Data Repeater

This parameter is subject to the actual

Site Single site to which the repeater belongs.
conditions.

Click Submit to save your settings.

Each repeater contains two time slots. One SAP will be created for each time slot. For example, if one voice
repeater and one data repeater are added, four SAPs will be created.

In the left navigation pane under SAP, click one of the SAPs.

Set the parameters listed in the following table to configure the SAP.

Parameter Description Setting

The alias must be easy to remember

Single Site Alias Name of the single site.
and can identify the time slot.

SAP Number Number of the SAP. This parameter is unchangeable.

The alias must be easy to remember

Time Slot Alias Name of the time slot.
and can identify the time slot.

System ID ID of the system to which the SAP belongs. This parameter is unchangeable.

ID of the single site.

Single Site ID This parameter is unchangeable.
The ID for each single site must be unique.

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Parameter Description Setting

Repeater SN SN of the repeater in the single site. This parameter is unchangeable.

Do not change the default settings.

Codec Type Type of the voice codec.
The default is "G711A".

GPS data transmitted through dedicated

channels at predefined intervals. The
dedicated channels are set during radio
programming. These channels are used to This parameter is subject to the actual

Quick GPS transmit only quick GPS data, which conditions.

improves data transmission efficiency and The default is "Disable".
reliability.

This parameter is displayed only when

Repeater Type is set to Data Repeater.

Make sure that the repeater ID is the

Repeater ID ID of the repeater. same as that configured during the
repeater programming.

This parameter is subject to the actual

Duration for a Single
Maximum length of time for each talk. conditions.
Talk (s)
The default is "60".

Make sure that the subnet ID is the

same as that configured during the
Subnet ID Subnet ID of the repeater.
repeater programming.

The default is "10".

It is recommended that the difference

of values between two consecutive
Port number from which RTP-based voice RTP ports must be 200 or greater to
RTP Start Port
packets are transmitted. prevent call failure. For example, if
one RTP start port is 1024, the other
one must be 1224 or greater.

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Parameter Description Setting

Enter an even number from 1024 to
65534.

Time Slot ID Time slot ID of the repeater. This parameter is unchangeable.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio RRS Slot1 Port or Radio

Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the RRS Slot2 Port configured during
RRS Port
repeater to provide registration services. the repeater programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30001" and
"30002", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio GPS Slot1 Port or Radio

Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the GPS Slot2 Port configured during
LP Port
repeater to provide GPS services. the repeater programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30003" and
"30004", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio Telemetry Slot1 Port or
Radio Telemetry Slot2 Port
Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the
TP Port configured during the repeater
repeater to provide remote control services.
programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30005" and
"30006", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

TMP Port Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the
parameter is the same as that of

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Parameter Description Setting

repeater to provide message services. Radio TMS Slot1 Port or Radio
TMS Slot2 Port configured during
the repeater programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30007" and
"30008", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio Call Control Slot1 Port or
Radio Call Control Slot2 Port
Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the
RCP Port configured during the repeater
repeater to provide call control services.
programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30009" and
"30010", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio Voice Service Slot1 Port or
Radio Voice Service Slot2 Port
Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the
RTP Port configured during the repeater
repeater to provide voice services.
programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slot s 1 and 2 are "30012" and
"30014", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of

Port number used by the repeater to provide Analog Call Control Port
RCP Analog Port
analog call control services. configured during the repeater
programming.

The default is "30015".

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Parameter Description Setting

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of

Port number used by the repeater to provide Analog Voice Service Port
RTP Analog Port
analog voice services. configured during the repeater
programming.

The default is "30016".

Click Submit to save your settings.

Repeat step 5 to step 7 to configure the SAP for other time slots.

7.7.5 Accessing the XPT Multi-Site Trunking System by Using the

IP Network
This section describes how to create an SAP to enable the gateway to access the XPT multi-site trunking system by
using the IP network.

Procedure
In the left navigation pane, select Gateway > SAP.

Click Add SAP, and specify System Type to "Hytera DMR2 XPT" and Site Type to "Multi-site".

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

Make sure that the type of the system

Type of the system to be accessed. Hytera
must be the same as that of the
System Type DMR2 XPT means that the IP network is
system you added. For details, see
used to access the XPT system.
5.2.7.1 Adding Systems.

Type of the site.

 Multi-site: Select this option when you

need to add an SAP for the multi-site
trunking system.
Site Type Set this parameter to "Multi-site".
 Sub-site: Select this option when you
need to add an SAP of a sub-site for a
multi-site in the multi-site trunking
system.

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 Repeater: Select this option when you
need to add an SAP of a repeater for a
sub-site in the multi-site trunking
system.

This parameter is subject to the actual

conditions.
SAP Number Number of the SAP.
Enter an even number from 65280 to
65534.

The alias must be easy to remember

Multi-Site Alias Name of the multi-site.
and can identify the time slot.

This parameter is subject to the actual

Sub-site Quantity Quantity of sub-sites in the multi-site. conditions.

The range is 2 to 255.

The ID for each sub-site must be

Sub-site ID(Separated unique, and the number of IDs must
ID of the sub-site in the multi-site.
by Comma) be consistent with that of the
sub-sites.

This parameter is subject to the actual

Voice Repeater Qty
Quantity of voice repeaters in each sub-site. conditions.
per Sub-site
The range is 1 to 16.

Make sure that the ID of the system

must be the same as that of the

System ID ID of the system to which the SAP belongs. system you added. For details, see
5.2.7.1 Adding Systems.

The range is 001 to 099.

The ID of each multi-site must be

ID of the multi-site, which is used to
Multi-Site ID unique.
uniquely identify the multi-site.
The range is 1 to 30.

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Do not change the default settings.

Codec Type Type of the voice codec.
The default is "G711A".

This parameter is subject to the actual

Duration for a Single
Maximum length of time for each talk. conditions.
Talk (s)
The default is "60".

Make sure that the subnet ID is the

same as that configured during the
Subnet ID Subnet ID of the repeater.
repeater programming.

The default is "10".

ID of a virtual SAP, which uniquely

identifies a dispatcher.

After the virtual SAP ID is configured, The ID of each virtual SAP must be
ID under the Add
mobile device users can view the ID when unique.
Dispatch Account
the corresponding dispatcher sends a
button The range is 65280 to 65534.
callback request or message to, or call the
users. The users can also send a message to
or call the dispatcher by the ID.

Alias under the Add

The alias must be easy to remember
Dispatch Account Alias of the virtual SAP.
and can identify the virtual SAP.
button

Click Submit to save your settings.

Each repeater contains two time slots. One SAP will be created for each time slot. For example, if one voice
repeater and one data repeater are added, four SAPs will be created.

In the left navigation pane under SAP, click one of the SAPs.

Set the parameters listed in the following table to configure the SAP.

Parameter Description Setting

The default is "Voice Repeater" and

Repeater Type Type of the repeater.
the value is unchangeable.

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The alias must be easy to remember

Sub-site Alias Name of the sub-site.
and can identify the sub-site.

The alias must be easy to remember

Time Slot Alias Name of the time slot.
and can identify the time slot.

Repeater SN SN of the repeater in the sub-site. This parameter is unchangeable.

Make sure that the repeater ID is the

Repeater ID ID of the repeater. same as that configured during the
repeater programming.

It is recommended that the difference

of values between two consecutive
RTP ports must be 200 or greater to

Port number from which RTP-based voice prevent call failure. For example, if
RTP Start Port
packets are transmitted. one RTP start port is 1024, the other
one must be 1224 or greater.

Enter an even number from 1024 to

65534.

Time Slot ID Time slot ID of the repeater. This parameter is unchangeable.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio RRS Slot1 Port or Radio

Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the RRS Slot2 Port configured during
RRS Port
repeater to provide registration services. the repeater programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30001" and
"30002", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the parameter is the same as that of
LP Port
repeater to provide GPS services. Radio GPS Slot1 Port or Radio
GPS Slot2 Port configured during

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the repeater programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30003" and
"30004", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio Telemetry Slot1 Port or
Radio Telemetry Slot2 Port
Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the
TP Port configured during the repeater
repeater to provide remote control services.
programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30005" and
"30006", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio TMS Slot1 Port or Radio

Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the TMS Slot2 Port configured during
TMP Port
repeater to provide message services. the repeater programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30007" and
"30008", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio Call Control Slot1 Port or
Radio Call Control Slot2 Port
Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the
RCP Port configured during the repeater
repeater to provide call control services.
programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30009" and
"30010", respectively.

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Parameter Description Setting

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio Voice Service Slot1 Port or
Radio Voice Service Slot2 Port
Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the
RTP Port configured during the repeater
repeater to provide voice services.
programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slot s 1 and 2 are "30012" and
"30014", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of

Port number used by the repeater to provide Analog Call Control Port
RCP Analog Port
analog call control services. configured during the repeater
programming.

The default is "30015".

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of

Port number used by the repeater to provide Analog Voice Service Port
RTP Analog Port
analog voice services. configured during the repeater
programming.

The default is "30016".

Click Submit to save your settings.

Related Operation
 Adding a sub-site to a multi-site

If you want to add a sub-site to a multi-site, you can add an SAP with Site Type set to Sub-site.

In the left navigation pane, select Gateway > SAP.

Click Add SAP, and specify System Type to "Hytera DMR2 XPT" and Site Type to "Sub-site".

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

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Make sure that the type of the system

Type of the system to be accessed. Hytera
must be the same as that of the
System Type DMR2 XPT means that the IP network is
system you added. For details, see
used to access the XPT system.
5.2.7.1 Adding Systems.

Type of the site.

 Multi-site: Select this option when you

need to add an SAP for the multi-site
trunking system.

 Sub-site: Select this option when you

need to add an SAP of a sub-site for a
Site Type Set this parameter to "Sub-site".
multi-site in the multi-site trunking
system.

 Repeater: Select this option when you

need to add an SAP of a repeater for a
sub-site in the multi-site trunking
system.

The alias must be easy to remember

Sub-site Alias Name of the sub-site.
and can identify the sub-site.

ID of the sub-site, which is used to uniquely This parameter is subject to the actual
Site ID
identify the sub-site. conditions.

This parameter is subject to the actual

Voice Repeater conditions.

Quantity of voice repeaters in the sub-site.
Quantity The range is 1 to 8.

The default is "1".

This parameter is subject to the actual

Data Repeater conditions.

Quantity of data repeaters in the sub-site.
Quantity The range is 0 to 7.

The default is "0".

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Parameter Description Setting

This parameter is subject to the actual

Multi-site Multi-site to which the sub-site belongs.
conditions.

Click Submit to save your settings.

Each repeater contains two time slots. One SAP will be created for each time slot. For example, if one voice
repeater and one data repeater are added, four SAPs will be created.

In the left navigation pane under SAP, click one of the SAPs.

Set the parameters listed in the following table to configure the SAP.

Parameter Description Setting

Repeater Type Type of the repeater. This parameter is unchangeable.

SAP Number Number of the SAP. This parameter is unchangeable.

The alias must be easy to remember

Time Slot Alias Name of the time slot.
and can identify the time slot.

System ID ID of the system to which the SAP belongs. This parameter is unchangeable.

Repeater SN SN of the repeater in the multi-site. This parameter is unchangeable.

Do not change the default settings.

Codec Type Type of the voice codec.
The default is "G711A".

GPS data transmitted through dedicated

channels at predefined intervals. The
dedicated channels are set during radio
programming. These channels are used to This parameter is subject to the actual

Quick GPS transmit only quick GPS data, which conditions.

improves data transmission efficiency and The default is "Disable".
reliability.

This parameter is displayed only when

Repeater Type is set to Data Repeater.

Make sure that the repeater ID is the

Repeater ID ID of the repeater.
same as that configured during the

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Parameter Description Setting

repeater programming.

This parameter is subject to the actual

Duration for a Single
Maximum length of time for each talk. conditions.
Talk (s)
The default is "60".

Make sure that the subnet ID is the

same as that configured during the
Subnet ID Subnet ID of the repeater.
repeater programming.

The default is "10".

It is recommended that the difference

of values between two consecutive
RTP ports must be 200 or greater to

Port number from which RTP-based voice prevent call failure. For example, if
RTP Start Port
packets are transmitted. one RTP start port is 1024, the other
one must be 1224 or greater.

Enter an even number from 1024 to

65534.

Time Slot ID Time slot ID of the repeater. This parameter is unchangeable.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio RRS Slot1 Port or Radio

Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the RRS Slot2 Port configured during
RRS Port
repeater to provide registration services. the repeater programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30001" and
"30002", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the parameter is the same as that of
LP Port
repeater to provide GPS services. Radio GPS Slot1 Port or Radio
GPS Slot2 Port configured during

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Parameter Description Setting

the repeater programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30003" and
"30004", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio Telemetry Slot1 Port or
Radio Telemetry Slot2 Port
Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the
TP Port configured during the repeater
repeater to provide remote control services.
programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30005" and
"30006", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio TMS Slot1 Port or Radio

Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the TMS Slot2 Port configured during
TMP Port
repeater to provide message services. the repeater programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30007" and
"30008", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio Call Control Slot1 Port or
Radio Call Control Slot2 Port
Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the
RCP Port configured during the repeater
repeater to provide call control services.
programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30009" and
"30010", respectively.

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Parameter Description Setting

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio Voice Service Slot1 Port or
Radio Voice Service Slot2 Port
Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the
RTP Port configured during the repeater
repeater to provide voice services.
programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slot s 1 and 2 are "30012" and
"30014", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of

Port number used by the repeater to provide Analog Call Control Port
RCP Analog Port
analog call control services. configured during the repeater
programming.

The default is "30015".

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of

Port number used by the repeater to provide Analog Voice Service Port
RTP Analog Port
analog voice services. configured during the repeater
programming.

The default is "30016".

ID of a virtual SAP, which uniquely

identifies a dispatcher.

After the virtual SAP ID is configured,

ID under the Add The ID for each virtual SAP must be
mobile device users can view the ID when
Dispatch Account unique.
the corresponding dispatcher sends a
button The range is 65280 to 65534.
callback request or message to, or call the
users. The users can also send a message to
or call the dispatcher by the ID.

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Parameter Description Setting

Alias under the Add

The alias must be easy to remember
Dispatch Account Alias of the virtual SAP.
and can identify the virtual SAP.
button

Click Submit to save your settings.

Repeat step 5 to step 7 to configure other SAPs.

 Adding a repeater to a sub-site

If you want to add a repeater to a sub-site of a multi-site, you can add an SAP with Site Type set to Repeater.

In the left navigation pane, select Gateway > SAP.

Click Add SAP, and specify System Type to "Hytera DMR2 XPT" and Site Type to "Repeater".

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

Make sure that the type of the system

Type of the system to be accessed. Hytera
must be the same as that of the
System Type DMR2 XPT means that the IP network is
system you added. For details, see
used to access the XPT system.
5.2.7.1 Adding Systems.

Type of the site.

 Multi-site: Select this option when you

need to add an SAP for the multi-site
trunking system.

 Sub-site: Select this option when you

need to add an SAP of a sub-site for a
Site Type Set this parameter to "Repeater".
multi-site in the multi-site trunking
system.

 Repeater: Select this option when you

need to add an SAP of a repeater for a
sub-site in the multi-site trunking
system.

Repeater Type Type of the repeater. Options include the This parameter is subject to the actual

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following: conditions.

 Voice Repeater

 Data Repeater

This parameter is subject to the actual

Site Sub-site to which the repeater belongs.
conditions.

ID of a virtual SAP, which uniquely

identifies a dispatcher.

After the virtual SAP ID is configured, This parameter is subject to the actual
ID under the Add
mobile device users can view the ID when conditions.
Dispatch Account
the corresponding dispatcher sends a
button The range is 65280 to 65534.
callback request or message to, or call the
users. The users can also send a message to
or call the dispatcher by the ID.

Alias under the Add

The alias must be easy to remember
Dispatch Account Alias of the virtual SAP.
and can identify the virtual SAP.
button

Click Submit to save your settings.

Each repeater contains two time slots. One SAP will be created for each time slot. For example, if one voice
repeater and one data repeater are added, four SAPs will be created.

In the left navigation pane under SAP, click one of the SAPs.

Set the parameters listed in the following table to configure the SAP.

Parameter Description Setting

SAP Number Number of the SAP. This parameter is unchangeable.

The alias must be easy to remember

Sub-site Alias Name of the sub-site.
and can identify the sub-site.

The alias must be easy to remember

Time Slot Alias Name of the time slot.
and can identify the time slot.

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System ID ID of the system to which the SAP belongs. This parameter is unchangeable.

This parameter is subject to the actual

Site ID ID of the sub-site.
conditions.

Repeater SN SN of the repeater in the sub-site. This parameter is unchangeable.

Do not change the default settings.

Codec Type Type of the voice codec.
The default is "G711A".

GPS data transmitted through dedicated

channels at predefined intervals. The
dedicated channels are set during radio
programming. These channels are used to This parameter is subject to the actual

Quick GPS transmit only quick GPS data, which conditions.

improves data transmission efficiency and The default is "Disable".
reliability.

This parameter is displayed only when

Repeater Type is set to Data Repeater.

Make sure that the repeater ID is the

Repeater ID ID of the repeater. same as that configured during the
repeater programming.

This parameter is subject to the actual

Duration for a Single
Maximum length of time for each talk. conditions.
Talk (s)
The default is "60".

Make sure that the subnet ID is the

same as that configured during the
Subnet ID Subnet ID of the repeater.
repeater programming.

The default is "10".

It is recommended that the difference

Port number from which RTP-based voice
RTP Start Port of values between two consecutive
packets are transmitted.
RTP ports must be 200 or greater to

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Parameter Description Setting

prevent call failure. For example, if
one RTP start port is 1024, the other
one must be 1224 or greater.

Enter an even number from 1024 to

65534.

Time Slot ID Time slot ID of the repeater. This parameter is unchangeable.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio RRS Slot1 Port or Radio

Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the RRS Slot2 Port configured during
RRS Port
repeater to provide registration services. the repeater programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30001" and
"30002", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio GPS Slot1 Port or Radio

Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the GPS Slot2 Port configured during
LP Port
repeater to provide GPS services. the repeater programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30003" and
"30004", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio Telemetry Slot1 Port or
Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the Radio Telemetry Slot2 Port
TP Port
repeater to provide remote control services. configured during the repeater
programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30005" and

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"30006", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio TMS Slot1 Port or Radio

Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the TMS Slot2 Port configured during
TMP Port
repeater to provide message services. the repeater programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30007" and
"30008", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio Call Control Slot1 Port or
Radio Call Control Slot2 Port
Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the
RCP Port configured during the repeater
repeater to provide call control services.
programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slots 1 and 2 are "30009" and
"30010", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of
Radio Voice Service Slot1 Port or
Radio Voice Service Slot2 Port
Port number used by time slot 1 or 2 of the
RTP Port configured during the repeater
repeater to provide voice services.
programming.

The default port numbers used by

time slot s 1 and 2 are "30012" and
"30014", respectively.

Make sure that the value of this

Port number used by the repeater to provide
RCP Analog Port parameter is the same as that of
analog call control services.
Analog Call Control Port

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configured during the repeater
programming.

The default is "30015".

Make sure that the value of this

parameter is the same as that of

Port number used by the repeater to provide Analog Voice Service Port
RTP Analog Port
analog voice services. configured during the repeater
programming.

The default is "30016".

Click Submit to save your settings.

Repeat step 5 to step 7 to configure other SAPs.

7.7.6 Accessing the MPT Trunking System by Using the IP

Network
This section describes how to create an SAP to enable the gateway to access the MPT trunking system by using the
IP network.

In the left navigation pane, select Gateway > SAP.

Click Add SAP and specify System Type to "Hytera MPT CSSI".

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

Make sure that the type of

Type of the system to be accessed.
the system must be the
Hytera MPT CSSI means that the
System Type same as that of the system
IP network is used to access the
you added. For details, see
MPT trunking system.
5.2.7.1 Adding Systems.

The alias must be easy to

SAP Alias Alias of the SAP. remember and can identify
Basic
the SAP.
Parameters
Make sure that the ID of
System ID ID of the system to which the SAP
the system must be the

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belongs. same as that of the system
you added. For details, see
5.2.7.1 Adding Systems.

The range is 001 to 099.

Obtain the IP address from

IP address of the MPT trunking
Trunking System IP the MPT trunking system
system accessing the gateway.
administrator.

Obtain the port number

Port number of the MPT trunking from the MPT trunking

Trunking System Port
system accessing the gateway. system administrator.

The default is "1400".

User name assigned by the MPT Obtain the user name from
Trunking System User
trunking system to the SmartOne the MPT trunking system
Name
Dispatch. administrator.

Password assigned by the MPT Obtain the password from

MPT
Trunking System Password trunking system to the SmartOne the MPT trunking system
System
Dispatch. administrator.
Parameters

Code of the area where the This parameter is subject to

Zone Code SmartOne Dispatch client is the actual conditions.

located. The range is 200 to 327.

Dialing scheme of the MPT This parameter is subject to

Dialing Scheme trunking system. Options include the actual conditions.

"MPT-1343" and "MPT-cpsx". The default is "MPT-cpsx".

This parameter is subject to

Number of members in Level 1
CPSX L the actual conditions.
fleet.
MPT-cpsx
The default is "10".

CPSX M Number of members in Level 2 This parameter is subject to

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fleet. the actual conditions.

The default is "10".

This parameter is subject to

Number of members in Level 3
CPSX S the actual conditions.
fleet.
The default is "10".

Add An individual number consists of This parameter is subject to

Individual the Zone No., Fleet No., and the actual conditions.
Number Maximum Individual Number.
MPT-1343
A group number consists of the This parameter is subject to
Add Group
Zone No., Fleet No., and the actual conditions.
Number
Maximum Group Number.

Codec used to convert E/M voice This parameter is subject to

signal into IP voice signal. the actual conditions.
Codec
Options include "HYT VoIP" and The default is "HYT
"Third-party IPPBX". VoIP".

IP address of the SIP services This parameter is subject to

Local SIP IP provided by the third-party IP the actual conditions.
PBX.

Port number of the SIP services This parameter is subject to

Local SIP
provided by the third-party IP the actual conditions.
Port
PBX.
Third-party
IPPBX VAU Zone Number of the area where the This parameter is subject to
No. VAU board is located. the actual conditions.

VAU Board This parameter is subject to

Number of the VAU board.
No. the actual conditions.

Third-Party This parameter is subject to

Calling number of the third party.
Calling the actual conditions.

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Number

IP address of the gateway This parameter is subject to

Gateway Localhost IP connecting to the MPT trunking the actual conditions.
system.

The default is "G711A",

Type of the voice codec for the
Codec Type and the value is
gateway.
unchangeable.

Obtain the ID from the

ID assigned by the MPT trunking MPT trunking system

Radio Number
system to the SmartOne Dispatch. administrator.

The range is 8170 to 8180.

This parameter is subject to

the actual conditions.
Gateway
The range is 0.0 to 9.9.
Parameters
Input Voice Gain Level Gain of the input voice. "0.0" means no gain. A
(MPT
greater value indicates
System)
higher volume.

The default is "1.0".

This parameter is subject to

the actual conditions.

The range is 0.0 to 9.9.

Output Voice Gain Level Gain of the output voice. "0.0" means no gain. A
greater value indicates
higher volume.

The default is "1.0".

This parameter is subject to

Maximum duration for a single
Maximum Call Time (min) the actual conditions.
talk.
The range is 1 to 20.

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The default is "10".

Gateway Local RTP IP IP address of the gateway This parameter is subject to

Address connecting to the media server. the actual conditions.

It is recommended that the

difference of values
between two consecutive
Gateway
RTP ports must be 200 or
Parameters
Port number from which greater to prevent call
(Media
RTP Start Port RTP-based voice packets are failure. For example, if one
Server)
transmitted. RTP start port is 1024, the
other one must be 1224 or
greater.

Enter an even number from

1024 to 65534.

Click Submit to save your settings.

7.7.7 Accessing the Hytera HyTalk Pro System by Using the IP

Network
This section describes how to create an SAP to enable the gateway to access the Hytera HyTalk Pro system by using
the IP network.

In the left navigation pane, select Gateway > SAP.

Click Add SAP and specify System Type to "Hytera LTE CSSI".

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

Type of the system to Make sure that the type of the system must
be accessed. Hytera be the same as that of the system you added.
LTE CSSI means that For details, see 5.2.7.1 Adding Systems.
System Type
the IP network is used
to access the Hytera
HyTalk Pro system.

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Parameter Description Setting

The alias must be easy to remember and can

SAP Alias Alias of the SAP.
identify the SAP.

Make sure that the ID of the system must be

ID of the system to the same as that of the system you added.

System ID
which the SAP belongs. For details, see 5.2.7.1 Adding Systems.

The range is 001 to 099.

Basic Type of the service Do not change the default settings.

Parameters handled by the SAP.

Only one option
"Dispatch and data" is
Service Type available, indicating
that the SAP can handle
voice, video, and
message services, and
base data.

IP address of the SIP Obtain the IP address from the trunking

service provided by the system administrator.
LTE Server SIP IP
Hytera HyTalk Pro
system.

Port number of the SIP Obtain the port number from the trunking
LTE service provided by the system administrator.
LTE Server SIP Port
Trunking Hytera HyTalk Pro
System system.
Parameters
Type of the voice codec Obtain the type from the trunking system
for the Hytera HyTalk administrator.
LTE Audio Codec Pro system. Options The default is "AMR".
Type include "AMR",
"G711A", and
"NVOC".

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Coding rate of the voice Do not change the default settings.

codec for the Hytera The default is "12.2".
HyTalk Pro system.
Options include "2.2",
"2.4", "4.75", and

Voice Code Kpbs "12.2".

This parameter is
available only when
LTE Audio Codec
Type is set to "AMR"
or "NVOC".

Interval at which the Set this parameter to "60".

voice codec of the The default is "20".
Hytera HyTalk Pro
Voice Sending
system sends voice
Packets Interval (ms)
packets. Options
include "20", "40",
"60", and "80".

Coding and decoding It is recommended to keep the default

rule of the AMR type. settings unchanged.
Options include "Byte The default is "Byte Alignment".
AMR Alignment" and

Coding/Decoding "Bandwidth Saving".

Rule This parameter is

available only when
LTE Audio Codec
Type is set to "AMR".

Type of the video codec It is recommended to keep the default

LTE Video Codec
for the Hytera HyTalk settings unchanged.
Type
Pro system. The default is "H.264".

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Parameter Description Setting

Type of the message It is recommended to keep the default

encoding. Options settings unchanged.
Message Encoding
include "ISO 8BIT", The default is "UTF-8".
Format
"Unicode 16BIT", and
"UTF-8".

Sets whether the Hytera Do not change the default settings.

Use Domain HyTalk Pro system uses The default is "Yes".
the domain name.

Domain name used by Do not change the default settings.

Domain Name the Hytera HyTalk Pro The default is "hytera.com".
system.

Duration within which It is recommended to keep the default

the SmartOne Dispatch settings unchanged.
client tries to register The default is "1".
with the Hytera HyTalk
Registration Timeout Pro system until
(s) registration succeeds. If
the client fails to
register after the
duration, the client will
stop trying.

Duration within which It is recommended to keep the default

the SmartOne Dispatch settings unchanged.
client tries to subscribe The default is "7200".
to radio information
Subscription from the Hytera HyTalk
Timeout (s) Pro system until
subscription succeeds.
If the client fails to
subscribe after the
duration, the client will

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stop trying.

Identity of the Hytera It is recommended to keep the default

HyTalk Pro system settings unchanged.
provider. Options The default is "hytera".
Customized Identity
include the following:

 hytera

 datang

Sets how messages are Do not change the default settings.

transmitted. Options The default is "Real time".
Message include the following:

Transmission Mode  Real time

 Multicast

 Store and Forward

ID assigned by the Obtain the ID from the trunking system

Hytera HyTalk Pro administrator.
Radio ID
system to the SmartOne
Dispatch.

User name assigned by Obtain the user name from the trunking
the Hytera HyTalk Pro system administrator.
Gateway User name
system to the SmartOne
Parameters
Dispatch.
(LTE
Trunking Password assigned by Obtain the password from the trunking

System) the Hytera HyTalk Pro system administrator.

Password
system to the SmartOne
Dispatch.

IP address of the SIP This parameter is subject to the actual

Gateway SIP IP service provided by the conditions.
Address gateway connecting to
the Hytera HyTalk Pro

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Parameter Description Setting

system.

Port number of the SIP This parameter is subject to the actual

service provided by the conditions.
Gateway SIP Port gateway connecting to The range is 1024 to 65535.
the Hytera HyTalk Pro
system.

IP address of the RTP This parameter is subject to the actual

service provided by the conditions.
Gateway Local RTP
gateway connecting to
IP Address
the Hytera HyTalk Pro
system.

It is recommended that the difference of

values between two consecutive RTP ports
Port number from
must be 200 or greater to prevent call
RTP Start Port which RTP-based voice
failure. For example, if one RTP start port is
packets are transmitted.
1024, the other one must be 1224 or greater.

Enter an even number from 1024 to 65534.

Range of the port It is recommended that the difference of

number for transmitting values between two consecutive RTP ports
RTP-based voice must be 200 or greater to prevent call
packets. For example, if failure. For example, if one RTP start port is
RTP Start Port is set 1024, the other one must be 1224 or greater.
RTP Port Number
to "1024" and RTP The value is an integer greater than 0.
Range
Port Number Range is
set to "200", RTP-based
voice packets will be
transmitted from port
1024 to port 1224.

BB and NB Voice gain for This parameter is reserved and settings are

Interconnection Gain communication not required.

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Parameter Description Setting

(dB) between broadband
systems and
narrowband systems.

IP address of the home

subscriber server
(HSS). Obtain the value from the trunking system
HSS IP
The IP address is used administrator.

to synchronize data
with the HSS.

Obtain the value from the trunking system

Port number of the administrator.

HSS PORT
HSS. The range is 1024 to 65534.

The default is "10682".

Obtain the value from the trunking system

User name used to log
Login HSS name administrator.
in to the HSS.
The default is "admin".

Obtain the value from the trunking system

Password used to log in
Login HSS password administrator.
to the HSS.
The default is "admin".

IP address of the master

This parameter is subject to the actual
ULP main server IP unified location
conditions.
provider (ULP).

This parameter is subject to the actual

ULP main server Port number of the
conditions.
PORT master ULP.
The range is 1024 to 65534.

ULP standby server IP address of the slave This parameter is subject to the actual
IP ULP. conditions.

ULP standby server Port number of the This parameter is subject to the actual
PORT slave ULP. conditions.

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The range is 1024 to 65534.

IP address of the This parameter is subject to the actual

Gateway Local RTP
gateway connecting to conditions.
IP Address
the media server.

It is recommended that the difference of

values between two consecutive RTP ports
Port number from
must be 200 or greater to prevent call
Audio RTP Start Port which RTP-based voice
failure. For example, if one RTP start port is
packets are transmitted.
1024, the other one must be 1224 or greater.

Enter an even number from 1024 to 65534.

Gateway It is recommended that the difference of

Parameters values between two consecutive RTP ports
(Media Port number from
must be 200 or greater to prevent call
Server) Video RTP Start Port which RTP-based video
failure. For example, if one RTP start port is
packets are transmitted.
1024, the other one must be 1224 or greater.

Enter an even number from 1024 to 65534.

It is recommended to keep the default

Server Video Codec Video codec type of the
settings unchanged.
Type media server.
The default is "H.264".

It is recommended to keep the default

Server Audio Codec Audio codec type of the
settings unchanged.
Type media server.
The default is "G711A".

IP address of the File

This parameter is subject to the actual
FTP Server IP Transfer Protocol (FTP)
Gateway conditions.
server.
Parameters
(FTP Path where multimedia
Temporary Path for It is recommended to set a path on the disk
messages sent between
Server) Storing Multimedia with sufficient free space.
the SmartOne Dispatch
Messages The default is
and radios in the Hytera

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HyTalk Pro system are "C:\ProgramData\PUC\PUC_Gateway\Log".
stored temporarily.
When the multimedia
messages have been
uploaded to the FTP
server or HTTP server,
the messages will be
automatically removed
from the path.

Click Submit to save your settings.

7.7.8 Accessing the Video Surveillance System by Using the IP

Network
This section describes how to create an SAP to enable the gateway to access the video surveillance system by using
the IP network.

In the left navigation pane, select Gateway > SAP.

Click Add SAP and specify System Type to "Video GB28181".

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

Type of the system to be Make sure that the type of

accessed. Video GB28181 the system must be the same
System Type means that the IP network is as that of the system you
used to access the video added. For details, see
surveillance system. 5.2.7.1 Adding Systems.

The alias must be easy to

SAP Alias Alias of the SAP. remember and can identify
the SAP.
Basic
Make sure that the ID of the
Parameters
ID of the system to which the system must be the same as
System ID
SAP belongs. that of the system you added.
For details, see 5.2.7.1

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Parameter Description Setting

Adding Systems.

The range is 001 to 099.

Type of the service that the Do not change the default

SAP handles. Only one option settings.
"Dispatch and data" is
Service Type
available, indicating that the
SAP can handle voice and
video services.

Manufacturer of the video

surveillance system, including This parameter is subject to

Video manufacturer logo Lola Age and the manufacturer the actual conditions.

adopting the GB28181 The default is "GB28181".

standard.

It is recommended that the

Manufacturer
ID of the manufacturer. ID identify different
ID
manufacturers.

Set this parameter to the

ID of the device, namely, the
Gateway identity of the video
Device ID identity of the video
Parameters surveillance system or
surveillance system or camera.
(Video camera.
Manufacturer)
This parameter is subject to
GB28181 the actual conditions.

If the gateway has two

Local Server IP address of the gateway for
network cards, enter the IP
IP Address local services.
address that can be used to
communicate with the video
surveillance system.

This parameter is subject to

Local Server Port number of the gateway for
the actual conditions.
Port local services.
If the gateway has two

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Parameter Description Setting

network cards, enter the port
number that can be used to
communicate with the video
surveillance system.

The range is 1024 to 65535.

Sets whether to enable the

This parameter is subject to
authentication mechanism for
Authentication the actual conditions.
the video surveillance system
The default is "No".
or camera.

Account assigned by the video

surveillance system or camera This parameter is subject to
Account
to the SmartOne Dispatch for the actual conditions.
authentication.

Password assigned by the

video surveillance system or This parameter is subject to
Password
camera to the SmartOne the actual conditions.
Dispatch for authentication.

Source of the video played on

the SmartOne Dispatch.

 Video platform access: This parameter is subject to

The video is from the the actual conditions.

Access Mode
video surveillance The default is "Video
system. platform access".

 Camera access: The video

is from the camera.

Sets how parent organizations

are distinguished. Options This parameter is subject to
Parent
include "Parent Organization the actual conditions.
Organization
ID" and "Administrative The default value is "Parent
Type
code". Organization ID".

This parameter is displayed

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only when Access Mode is set
to "Video platform access".

Interval at which the

SmartOne Dispatch
synchronizes basic data to the This parameter is subject to
Subscription
video surveillance system. the actual conditions.
cycle (min)
This parameter is displayed The default is "60".
only when Access Mode is set
to "Video platform access".

Sets how long the SAP will

wait before it forwards the
registration requests from all
cameras to the business server.
After the time expires, the
Registration This parameter is subject to
SAP will forward the
waiting the actual conditions.
registration request from a
time(min) The default is "3".
camera to the business server
in real time.

This parameter is displayed

only when Access Mode is set
to "Camera access".

mass
prevention IP address of the public This parameter is subject to
and treatment security system. the actual conditions.
IP
Times
longitude mass This parameter is subject to

and prevention Port number of the public the actual conditions.

latitude and treatment security system. The default is "80".

PORT The range is 0 to 65535.

http callback IP address of the gateway for This parameter is subject to

url HTTP callback, namely, the IP the actual conditions.

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address of the gateway for
external services.

Port number of the gateway for

This parameter is subject to
http callback HTTP callback, namely, the
the actual conditions.
port port number of the gateway for
The range is 0 to 65535.
external services.

Key of the public security This parameter is subject to

Key
system. the actual conditions.

This parameter is subject to

the actual conditions.

If the gateway has two

Local Server IP address of the gateway for
network cards, enter the IP
IP Address local services.
address that can be used to
communicate with the video
surveillance system.

This parameter is subject to

the actual conditions.

If the gateway has two

Local Server Port number of the gateway for network cards, enter the port
Port local services. number that can be used to
communicate with the video
surveillance system.

The range is 1024 to 65535.

Sets whether RTP-based media

packets are de-encapsulated
into H.264 videos and then
Gateway Parameters forwarded to the media server. Set this parameter to "Yes".
Forward RTP
(Media Server)  Yes: The RTP-based The default is "Yes".

media packets are

de-encapsulated to H.264
videos and then

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Parameter Description Setting

forwarded to the media
server.

 No: After the RTP-based

media packets are sent to
the media server, it sends
the packets to the
SmartOne Dispatch. Then
the SmartOne Dispatch
de-encapsulates the
packets to H.264 videos.

Local IP for Local IP address of the RTP This parameter is subject to

RTP Service service. the actual conditions.

Click Submit to save your settings.

7.7.9 Accessing the DMR Trunking System of the Third Party by

Using the IP Network
This section describes how to create SAPs to enable the gateway to access the DMR trunking system of the third
party (hereinafter referred to as the DMR trunking system in this section) by using the IP network.

In the left navigation pane, select Gateway > SAP.

Click Add SAP and select Hytera DMR3 ISSI DISP from the System Type drop-down list.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

Type of the system to be accessed. Make sure that the type of the
Hytera DMR3 ISSI DISP means that system must be the same as that of
System Type
the IP network is used to access the the system you added. For details,
DMR trunking system. see 5.2.7.1 Adding Systems.

The alias must be easy to

Basic SAP Alias Alias of the SAP. remember and can identify the

Parameters SAP.

System ID ID of the system to which the SAP Make sure that the ID of the

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belongs. system must be the same as that of
the system you added. For details,
see 5.2.7.1 Adding Systems.

The range is 001 to 099.

 If the SAP is used to handle

dispatch and data services, it
Type of the service that the SAP
is recommended to use the
handles.
default value.
 Dispatch and Data: The SAP will
 If the SAP is used only to
be used to handle voice, message,
handle dispatch services, it is
GPS, and basic data services.
recommended to set this
Service Type  Dispatch: The SAP will be used
parameter to "Dispatch".
to handle voice and message
 If the SAP is used only to
services.
handle data services, it is
 Data: The SAP will be used to
recommended to set this
handle GPS and base data
parameter to "Data".
services.
The default is "Dispatch and
Data".

IP address of the SIP service provided

Trunking Obtain the value from the
by the server in the DMR trunking
System SIP IP trunking system administrator.
system.

Port number of the SIP service Obtain the value from the
Trunking
provided by the server in the DMR trunking system administrator.
Third party System SIP Port
trunking system. The default is "5060".
PDT cluster
system Type of the voice codec for the DMR This parameter is subject to the
parameters Codec Type trunking system. Options include actual conditions.

"AMBE+2" and "NVOC". The default is "NVOC".

Sets whether over-the-air encryption This parameter is subject to the

Air Interface
will be enabled for voice and message actual conditions.
Encryption
services for the DMR trunking system. The default is "disable".

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Parameter Description Setting

Dialing scheme of the DMR trunking Obtain the value from the

Dialing Scheme system. Options include "DMR trunking system administrator.

FLAT" and "PDT CPS P3". The default is "DMR FLAT".

Message Message encoding type for the DMR Obtain the value from the

Encoding trunking system. Options include "ISO trunking system administrator.

Format 8BIT" and "Unicode 16BIT". The default is "Unicode 16BIT".

PSIP protocol standard for the DMR

Obtain the value from the
PSIP Protocol trunking system. Options include
trunking system administrator.
Standard "Standard PSIP", "Fujian Custom
The default is "Standard PSIP".
PSIP", and "Extended PSIP".

Local IP address of the gateway

Gateway Local connecting to the DMR trunking This parameter is subject to the
RTP IP Address system to transmit RTP-based voice actual conditions.
packets.

It is recommended that the

difference of values between two
consecutive RTP ports must be
Start port number of the gateway
200 or greater to prevent call
connecting to the DMR trunking
Gateway RTP Start Port failure. For example, if one RTP
system to transmit RTP-based voice
Parameters start port is 1024, the other one
packets.
(Third party must be 1224 or greater.
PDT cluster Enter an even number from 1024
system) to 65534.

Do not change the default

Type of the voice codec for the
Codec Type settings.
gateway. Only G711A is supported.
The default is "G711A".

ID assigned by the DMR trunking Obtain the value from the

Radio ID
system to the SmartOne Dispatch. trunking system administrator.

This parameter is subject to the

MTU Quantity Quantity of the MTU servers.
actual conditions.

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Parameter Description Setting

IP Address of an MTU server. For

This parameter is subject to the
IP Address X example, IP Address Two means the
actual conditions.
IP address of the second MTU server.

Gateway Port used by the gateway to receive The default value is

Signaling Port signaling from or transmit signaling to recommended.

for MTU the MTU server. The default is "7000".

Gateway RTP Start port used by the gateway to The default value is

Start Port for receive signaling from or transmit recommended.

MTU signaling to the MTU server. The default is "8000".

Gateway
Local IP address of the gateway used This parameter is subject to the
Localhost IP for
to connect to the MTU server. actual conditions.
MTU

Sets whether the domain name is Obtain the value from the

Use Domain allowed in the PSIP of the DMR trunking system administrator.

trunking system. The default is "No".

This parameter is subject to the

Local Domain Domain name of the gateway.
actual conditions.

Remote Domain name of the DMR trunking This parameter is subject to the
Domain system. actual conditions.

Sets how GPS data is obtained.

Options include the following:

 Auto Subscription: The

SmartOne Dispatch subscribes to This parameter is subject to the
GPS Obtain
GPS data from the DMR trunking actual conditions.
Type
system. The default is "System Push".

 System Push: The DMR trunking

system pushes the GPS data to
the SmartOne Dispatch.

GPS Server IP IP address of the GPS server. This parameter is subject to the

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Parameter Description Setting

This parameter is displayed only when actual conditions.
GPS Obtain Type is set to "System
Push".

Local IP address of the gateway

Gateway connecting to the GPS server.

This parameter is subject to the
Localhost This parameter is displayed only when
actual conditions.
IP(For GPS) GPS Obtain Type is set to "System
Push".

Local port of the gateway connecting

Gateway to the GPS server. This parameter is subject to the

Localhost This parameter is displayed only when actual conditions.

Port(For GPS) GPS Obtain Type is set to "System The range is 1024 to 65534.
Push".

Duration during which GPS data of

radios in the DMR trunking system
will be subscribed.

GPS Subscribe The SmartOne Dispatch distributes Obtain the value from the

Expires GPS subscription requests during this trunking system administrator.

Time(Hour) duration. The default is "8".

This parameter is displayed only when

GPS Obtain Type is set to "Auto
Subscription".

Duration during which online/offline

information of radios in the DMR
trunking system will be subscribed.

RRS Subscribe The SmartOne Dispatch distributes Obtain the value from the

Expires online/offline information subscription trunking system administrator.

Time(Hour) requests during this duration. This The default is "8".

parameter is displayed only when GPS
Obtain Type is set to "Auto
Subscription".

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Parameter Description Setting

Sets whether to enable virtual media

IP.

If the gateway and the DMR trunking

This parameter is subject to the
Enable Virtual system cannot directly communicate
actual conditions.
Media IP due to the firewall and the firewall
The default is "No".
cannot convert the IP address of the
trunking system, set this parameter to
"Yes".

Virtual Media Mapping IP address of the server in This parameter is subject to the
IP the DMR trunking system. actual conditions.

Sets whether the SmartOne Dispatch

synchronizes basic data to the DMR
trunking system.

 enable: After the gateway is

started or restarted, or after
immediate synchronization is It is recommended to set this
Database
performed, the SmartOne parameter to "enable".
Synchronization
Dispatch synchronizes basic data The default is "disable".
to the DMR trunking system.

 disable: The SmartOne Dispatch

will not synchronize basic data to
the DMR trunking system in any
situation.

Database Version of the basic data for the DMR This parameter is subject to the
Version trunking system. actual conditions.

Type of the network management

Network system (NMS) for the DMR trunking
This parameter is subject to the
Management system. Options include "Municipal
actual conditions.
Type Network Management" and
"Provincial Network Management".

Municipal IP address of the NMS at the level 2 Obtain the value from the

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Network administrative level for the DMR trunking system administrator.
Management IP trunking system. The IP address is
used to obtain the basic data of the
NMS.

This parameter is displayed only when

Network Management Type is set to
"Municipal Network Management".

Network Address where the NMS at the level 1

Obtain the value from the
Management or level 2 administrative level is
trunking system administrator.
Service Address located.

IP address of the gateway connecting This parameter is subject to the

Gateway Local
to the media server for transmitting actual conditions.
RTP IP Address
RTP-based voice packets.

Start port of the gateway connecting to It is recommended that the

Gateway the media server for transmitting difference of values between two
Parameters RTP-based voice packets. consecutive RTP ports must be
(Media 200 or greater to prevent call
Server) RTP Start Port failure. For example, if one RTP
start port is 1024, the other one
must be 1224 or greater.

Enter an even number from 1024

to 65534.

Click Submit to save your settings.

7.7.10 Accessing the Simulcast System by Using the IP Network

This section describes how to create an SAP to enable the gateway to access the simulcast system by using the IP
network.

In the left navigation pane, select Gateway > SAP.

Click Add SAP and specify System Type to "Hytera DMR2 Simulcast CSSI".

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

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Parameter Description Setting

Make sure that the type of the

Type of the system to be accessed.
system must be the same as that
Hytera DMR2 Simulcast CSSI means
System Type of the system you added. For
that the IP network is used to access the
details, see 5.2.7.1 Adding
simulcast system.
Systems.

The alias must be easy to

SAP Alias Alias of the SAP. remember and can identify the
SAP.

Make sure that the ID of the

Basic
system must be the same as that
Parameters
ID of the system to which the SAP of the system you added. For
System ID
belongs. details, see 5.2.7.1 Adding
Systems.

The range is 001 to 099.

This parameter is subject to the

Index of the SAP. The index for each
SAP Index actual conditions.
SAP must be unique.
The range is 1 to 50.

Trunking Version of the simulcast system. Obtain the value from the
System V4.0.00.004 and V4.5.00.007 are simulcast system administrator.
Version supported.

Dialing scheme of the simulcast Obtain the value from the

Simulcast
system. Options include "Simulcast simulcast system administrator.
System
dialing scheme" and "Dial-up scheme The default is "Simulcast dialing
Parameters Dialing
three". scheme".
Scheme
This parameter is displayed only when
Trunking System Version is set to
"V4.5.00.007".

Central control Obtain the value from the

IP address of the central control server.
Server IP simulcast system administrator.

Central control Port number of the central control Obtain the value from the

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Parameter Description Setting

Server Port server. simulcast system administrator.

The range is 1024 to 65535.

The default is "18765".

Obtain the value from the

NMS IP IP address of the NMS.
simulcast system administrator.

Obtain the value from the

simulcast system administrator.
NMS Port Port number of the NMS.
The range is 1024 to 65535.

The default is "10086".

User name assigned by the simulcast Obtain the value from the
system to the SmartOne Dispatch, simulcast system administrator.
which is used to log in to the simulcast The default is "admin".
User Name
system. The user name is created by the
administrator on the NMS of the
simulcast system.

Password assigned by the simulcast Obtain the value from the

system to the SmartOne Dispatch, simulcast system administrator.
which is used to log in to the simulcast The default is "admin".
Password
system. The password is created by the
administrator on the NMS of the
simulcast system.

Mode of the simulcast system. Options This parameter is subject to the

System Mode include "DMR Mode" and "PDT actual conditions.

Mode". The default is "PDT Mode".

Encryption type of voices or data. This parameter is subject to the

Encryption Options include "Unencrypted", actual conditions.
Type "DMRA Encryption", "HYTERA The default is "Unencrypted".
Encryption", and "BASE Encryption".

Gateway Dispatch Number assigned by the simulcast Obtain the value from the

Parameters Number system to the SmartOne Dispatch. The simulcast system administrator.

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Parameter Description Setting

(Simulcast number is used for call communication The range is 800 to 899.
System) between the SmartOne Dispatch and The default is "800".
the radio in the simulcast system. The
number is added by the administrator
on the NMS of the simulcast system.

Number assigned by the simulcast Obtain the value from the

system to the SmartOne Dispatch, simulcast system administrator.
Gateway which is used to log in to the simulcast The range is 100 to 199.
Number system. The number is added by the
The default is "100".
administrator on the NMS of the
simulcast system.

Gateway Local IP address of the gateway for local This parameter is subject to the
IP services. actual conditions.

Interval at which radios registers with This parameter is subject to the

the SmartOne Dispatch. actual conditions.

The SmartOne Dispatch determines the The range is 300 to 43200.

status of the radio in the simulcast The default is "600".
system based on whether the radio
initiates calls or sends messages.

After the radio registers with the

SmartOne Dispatch, it determines the
Radio radio's status by checking whether the
Registration radio initiates calls or sends messages.
Interval (s) If the radio initiates calls or sends
messages within the time specified by
this parameter, the SmartOne Dispatch
determines that the radio is online. If
the radio does not initiate calls or send
messages after the time specified by
this parameter expires, the SmartOne
Dispatch determines that the radio is
offline.

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Parameter Description Setting

Type of the voice codec for the It is recommended to keep the

Codec Type gateway. Only G711A is supported. default settings unchanged.

The default is "G711A".

Port number from which RTP-based It is recommended that the

voice packets are transmitted. difference of values between two
consecutive RTP ports must be
Gateway
200 or greater to prevent call
Parameters
RTP Start Port failure. For example, if one RTP
(Media
start port is 1024, the other one
Server)
must be 1224 or greater.

Enter an even number from 1024

to 65534.

Click Submit to save your settings.

If the encryption function needs to be enabled, click the added SAP under SAP in the left navigation tree and
set the parameters for the DMRA encryption, HYTERA encryption, and BASE encryption listed in the
following table.

Parameter Description Setting

This parameter is subject to the actual

Key Key for encrypting voices or messages.
conditions.

This parameter is subject to the actual

Select Key File Key file for encrypting voices or messages.
conditions.

(Optional) Click Submit to save your settings.

7.7.11 Accessing the SMS Platform of the Mobile Operator by

Using the GSM Modem
This section describes how to create an SAP to enable the gateway to access the short message service (SMS)
platform of the mobile operator by using the GSM modem, therefore sending messages to and receiving messages
from the mobile operator.

In the left navigation pane, select Gateway > SAP.

Click Add SAP and select Hytera SMS from the System Type drop-down list.

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Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

Make sure that the type of the system

Type of the system to be accessed. Hytera
must be the same as that of the
System Type SMS means that the gateway accesses the
system you added. For details, see
SMS platform of the mobile operator.
5.2.7.1 Adding Systems.

The alias must be easy to remember

SAP Alias Alias of the SAP.
and can identify the SAP.

Make sure that the ID of the system

must be the same as that of the

System ID ID of the system to which the SAP belongs. system you added. For details, see
5.2.7.1 Adding Systems.

The range is 001 to 099.

Type of the service that the SAP handles.

Service Type Do not change the default settings.
Only "Dispatch and Data" is supported.

This parameter is reserved and

Protocol Type /
settings are not required.

This parameter is reserved and

Protocol Version /
settings are not required.

Click Serial Port List to set the

serial port number. If the gateway
Number of the serial port used by the
needs to connect to several GSM
Serial Port List gateway to connect to the GSM modem.
modems, click Serial Port List
At most 16 GSM modems are supported.
several times to set a serial port
number for each GSM modem.

Click Submit to save your settings.

7.7.12 Accessing the Hytera HyTalk MC System by Using the IP

Network
This section describes how to create an SAP to enable the gateway to access the Hytera HyTalk MC system, namely,
the P-LTE broadband trunking system of Hytera by using the IP network.

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In the left navigation pane, select Gateway > SAP.

Click Add SAP and specify System Type to "Hytera 3GPP MCPTT CSSI".

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

Type of the system to be Make sure that the type of the system must
accessed. Hytera 3GPP be the same as that of the system you
MCPTT CSSI means that added. For details, see 5.2.7.1 Adding
System Type
the IP network is used to Systems.
access the Hytera HyTalk
MC system.

The alias must be easy to remember and

SAP Alias Alias of the SAP.
can identify the SAP.

Make sure that the ID of the system must

be the same as that of the system you
ID of the system to which
System ID added. For details, see 5.2.7.1 Adding
the SAP belongs.
Systems.

Basic The range is 001 to 099.

Parameters
Type of the service handled The default value is recommended.
by the SAP. Only one The default is "Dispatch and Data".
option "Dispatch and Data"
Service Type is available, indicating that
the SAP can handle voice,
video, and message, and
base data services.

Domain name used by the Do not change the default settings.

Domain Name
LTE trunking system. The default is "hytera.com".
LTE
Trunking Duration within which the The default value is recommended.

System SmartOne Dispatch client The default is "3600".

Registration
Parameters tries to register with the
Timeout (s)
LTE trunking system until
registration succeeds. If the

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Parameter Description Setting

client fails to register after
the duration, the client will
stop trying.

Duration within which the The default value is recommended.

SmartOne Dispatch client The default is "7200".
tries to subscribe to radio
information (online/offline
Subscription or call) from the LTE
Timeout (s) trunking system until
subscription succeeds. If
the client fails to subscribe
after the duration, the client
will stop trying.

Sets whether the user

IDMS Obtain the value from the trunking system
authentication mechanism
Authentication administrator.
of the IDMS in the core
Encryption The default is "Yes".
network is encrypted.

Group identity in the LTE

trunking system, namely,
the identity of a mission
Obtain the value from the trunking system
Crosspatch critical service (MCS)
administrator.
identity group when created in the
The default is "group.com".
unified network
management system
(UNMS).

Core Network HTTP IP address of the Obtain the value from the trunking system
CMS HTTP IP CMS in the core network. administrator.

Core Network
HTTP port number of the Obtain the value from the trunking system
CMS HTTP
CMS in the core network. administrator.
PORT

Gateway Radio ID Number assigned by the Obtain the value from the trunking system

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Parameter Description Setting

Parameters LTE trunking system to the administrator.
(LTE SmartOne Dispatch,
Trunking namely, the user number
System) for the MCS user when
created in the UNMS.

User name assigned by the

LTE trunking system to the
SmartOne Dispatch, Obtain the value from the trunking system
User Name
namely, the user name for administrator.
the MCS user when created
in the UNMS.

Password assigned by the

LTE trunking system to the
SmartOne Dispatch, Obtain the value from the trunking system
Password
namely, the password for administrator.
the MCS user when created
in the UNMS.

IP address of the SIP This parameter is subject to the actual

Gateway SIP IP service provided by the conditions.
Address gateway connecting to the
LTE trunking system.

Port number of the SIP This parameter is subject to the actual

service provided by the conditions.
Gateway SIP Port
gateway connecting to the The range is 1024 to 65535.
LTE trunking system.

IP address of the RTP This parameter is subject to the actual

Gateway Local service provided by the conditions.
RTP IP Address gateway connecting to the
LTE trunking system.

Port number from which It is recommended that the difference of

RTP Start Port
RTP-based voice packets values between two consecutive RTP ports

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Parameter Description Setting

are transmitted. must be 200 or greater to prevent call
failure. For example, if one RTP start port
is 1024, the other one must be 1224 or
greater.

Enter an even number from 1024 to 65534.

Range of the port number It is recommended that the difference of

for transmitting RTP-based values between two consecutive RTP ports
voice packets. For example, must be 200 or greater to prevent call
if RTP Start Port is set to failure. For example, if one RTP start port
RTP Port "1024" and RTP Port is 1024, the other one must be 1224 or
Number Range Number Range is set to greater.
"200", RTP-based voice The value is an integer greater than 0.
packets will be transmitted
from port 1024 to port
1224.

Duration that how long the

call between the SmartOne
Dispatch and the radio in
the LTE trunking system
will hold. If the gateway
Session Expired detects that no responses The default value is recommended.

Time(s) are made during the call The default is "3600".

between the SmartOne
Dispatch and the radio in
the LTE trunking system
after the time expires, the
gateway releases the call.

ULP main server IP address of the master This parameter is subject to the actual
IP ULP. conditions.

ULP main server Port number of the master This parameter is subject to the actual
PORT ULP. conditions.

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Parameter Description Setting

The range is 1024 to 65534.

ULP standby IP address of the slave This parameter is subject to the actual
server IP ULP. conditions.

This parameter is subject to the actual

ULP standby Port number of the slave
conditions.
server PORT ULP.
The range is 1024 to 65534.

IP address of the gateway This parameter is subject to the actual

Gateway Local
connecting to the media conditions.
RTP IP Address
server.

It is recommended that the difference of

values between two consecutive RTP ports

Port number from which must be 200 or greater to prevent call

Audio RTP Start
RTP-based voice packets failure. For example, if one RTP start port
Port
are transmitted. is 1024, the other one must be 1224 or
greater.

Gateway Enter an even number from 1024 to 65534.

Parameters
It is recommended that the difference of
(Media
values between two consecutive RTP ports
Server)
Port number from which must be 200 or greater to prevent call
Video RTP Start
RTP-based video packets failure. For example, if one RTP start port
Port
are transmitted. is 1024, the other one must be 1224 or
greater.

Enter an even number from 1024 to 65534.

Video Codec Video codec type of the The default value is recommended.

Type media server. The default is "H.264".

Audio Codec Audio codec type of the The default value is recommended.

Type media server. The default is "G711A".

Click Submit to save your settings.

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7.8 Starting the Gateway

After configuring the gateway, start it to make settings take effect.

To start the gateway, click the Start button under Gateway in the upper right corner.

If the Gateway status icon becomes green, the gateway has been started.

7.9 Synchronizing Basic Data (Optional)

This task is required only when the gateway accesses the DMR trunking system (Hytera DMR3 CSSI) of Hytera, the
video surveillance system (Video GB28181), the Hytera HyTalk Pro system (Hytera LTE CSSI) of Hytera, Hytera
HyTalk MC system (Hytera 3GPP MCPTT CSSI) of Hytera, and the DMR trunking system (Hytera DMR3 ISSI
DISP) of the third party. To view the organization and contact in these systems on the SmartOne Dispatch client, you
must synchronize data from the systems to the SmartOne Dispatch client.

7.9.1 Synchronizing Basic Data with the DMR Trunking System of

Hytera
This section describes how to synchronize basic data from the DMR trunking system of Hytera to the database of the
SmartOne Dispatch.

The data can be synchronized immediately or periodically. For commissioning the SmartOne Dispatch, enable
immediate synchronization. For details on how to periodically synchronize data, refer to Hytera SmartOne Dispatch
Online Help (PC).

In the left navigation pane, click the data service SAP of the DMR trunking system.

Click Syn. Now.

7.9.2 Synchronizing Basic Data with the Hytera HyTalk Pro

System
This section describes how to synchronize basic data from the Hytera HyTalk Pro system to the database of the
SmartOne Dispatch.

In the left navigation pane, click the SAP of the Hytera HyTalk Pro system.

Click Syn. Now.

7.9.3 Synchronizing Basic Data with the Video Surveillance

System
This section describes how to synchronize basic data from the video surveillance system to the database of the
SmartOne Dispatch.

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In the left navigation pane, click the SAP of the video surveillance system.

Click Syn. Now.

7.9.4 Synchronizing Basic Data with the Hytera HyTalk MC

System
This section describes how to synchronize basic data from the Hytera HyTalk MC system to the database of the
SmartOne Dispatch.

In the left navigation pane, click the SAP of the Hytera HyTalk MC system.

Click Syn. Now.

7.9.5 Synchronizing Basic Data with the DMR Trunking System of

the Third Party
This section describes how to synchronize basic data from the DMR trunking system of the third party to the
database of the SmartOne Dispatch.

In the left navigation pane, click the SAP for data services or dispatch and data services of the DMR trunking
system.

Click Syn. Now.

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8. Access Server Configuration

8.1 Logging in to the Configuration Tool
To log in to the configuration tool, see 12.1.1 Logging in to the Configuration Tool.

8.2 Stopping the Access Server

Before configuring the access server, you must stop it.

To stop the access server, click the Stop button under Access Server in the upper right corner of the configuration
tool.

If the Access Server status icon becomes gray, the access server has been stopped.

8.3 Setting the Basic Information

In the left navigation pane, select Access Server > Basic.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

Appas ID ID of the access server The ID must be unique.

This parameter is subject to the actual

Alias Alias of the access server.
conditions.

Click Submit to save your settings.

8.4 Setting the SIP Service

In the left navigation pane, select Access Server > SIP.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Settings

IP address of the SIP service provided by

Local SIP IP Address
the access server.

Port number of the SIP service provided by This parameter is subject to the actual
Local SIP Port
the access server. conditions.

Business server local Local IP address of the SIP service

SIP IP provided by the access server.

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Parameter Description Settings

IP address of the SIP service provided by

Master Server SIP IP
the business server.

Port number of the SIP service provided by

Master Server SIP Port
the business server.

Click Submit to save your settings.

8.5 Setting the Log

In the left navigation pane, select Access Server > Log.

Select a log level from the Log Level drop-down list box.

Options include "Lower-Level Debug", "Debug", "Info", "Warning", "Error", "System", and "Disable".

Click Submit to save your settings.

8.6 Setting the Business Server

In the left navigation pane, select Access Server > Server.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

If the business server and the access

server are installed on the same PC,
Master Server IP IP address of the business server set this parameter to "localhost";
otherwise, enter the actual IP address
of the business server.

 If Use NAT to Access Master

Server is set to "Yes", set this
parameter to "4064".
Master Server Port Port number of the business server.
 If Use NAT to Access Master
Server is set to "No", set this
parameter to "12000".

Sets whether to use the network address This parameter is subject to the actual
Use NAT to Access
translation (NAT) feature to access the conditions.
Master Server
business server.

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Click Submit to save your settings.

8.7 Setting the NAT

In the left navigation pane, select Access Server > NAT Traversal.

Set whether to enable the NAT traversal.

Click Submit to save your settings.

8.8 Starting the Access Server

After configuring the access server, start it to make settings take effect.

To start the access server, click the Start button under Access Server in the upper right corner.

If the Access Server status icon becomes green, the access server has been started.

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9. Web Server Configuration

9.1 Logging in to the Configuration Tool
To log in to the configuration tool, see 12.1.1 Logging in to the Configuration Tool.

9.2 Stopping the Web Server

Before configuring the web server, you must stop it.

To stop the web server, click the Stop button under Web Server in the upper right corner of the configuration tool.

If the Web Server status icon becomes gray, the web server has been stopped.

9.3 Setting the Basic Information

In the left navigation pane, select Web Server > Basic.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

This parameter is subject to the actual

Local Address IP address of the web server.
conditions.

User name used by the SmartOne Dispatch You must create the embedded
User Name
for authentication. account by logging in to the
SmartOne Dispatch as the admin
user. In addition, you must select the

Password used by the SmartOne Dispatch recorder role for the account, grant all
Pass Word
for authentication function permissions to the account,
and grant the root organization
permission to the account.

Click Submit to save your settings.

9.4 Setting the SIP Service

In the left navigation pane, select Web Server > SIP.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Settings

Local SIP IP Address IP address of the SIP service provided by This parameter is subject to the actual

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the web server. conditions.

This parameter is subject to the actual

Port number of the SIP service provided by
Local SIP Port conditions.
the web server.
The default value is "5011".

IP address of the SIP service provided by This parameter is subject to the actual
Master Server SIP IP
the business server. conditions.

This parameter is subject to the actual

Port number of the SIP service provided by
Master Server SIP Port conditions.
the business server.
The default value is "6060".

Click Submit to save your settings.

9.5 Setting the Log

In the left navigation pane, select Web Server > Log.

Select a log level from the PUC API Log Level drop-down list box.

Options include "Lower-Level Debug", "Debug", "Info", "Warning", "Error", "System", and "Disable".

Select a log level from the Web Log Level drop-down list box.

Options include "Debug", "Info", "Warning", and "Error".

Click Submit to save your settings.

9.6 Setting the Media Stream

In the left navigation pane, select Web Server > Media.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

Protocol based on which the media stream This parameter is subject to the actual
is transmitted. conditions.

Protocol Format Options include the following: The default value is "wss".

 wss: encrypted WebSocket protocol.

 ws: unencrypted WebSocket protocol.

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Parameter Description Setting

This parameter is subject to the actual

Media IP IP address of the media server.
conditions.

This parameter is subject to the actual

Media Port Port number of the media server. conditions.

The default value is "8099".

This parameter is subject to the actual

Suffix of the path where media data is conditions.

Media URL Extend
stored. The default value is
"/MyWebSocekt/websocket".

Click Submit to save your settings.

9.7 Setting the Business Server

In the left navigation pane, select Web Server > Login Server.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

This parameter is subject to the

Master Server IP IP address of the business server
actual conditions.

 If
Use_NAT_To_Master_Server
is set to "Yes", set this
parameter to "4064".
Master Server Port Port number of the business server.
 If
Use_NAT_To_Master_Server
is set to "No", set this
parameter to "12000".

This parameter is subject to the

Sets whether to use the NAT feature
Use_NAT_To_Master_Server actual conditions.
to access the business server.
The default value is "No".

Click Submit to save your settings.

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9.8 Setting the Map Server

In the left navigation pane, select Web Server > Map Service.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Setting

Sets whether to use the Google online map. This parameter is subject to the actual

 enable: The Google online map is conditions.

Whether remote map
used.
is enable
 disable: The Google offline map is
used.

URL of the Google online map. This parameter is subject to the actual

This parameter is available only when you conditions.

Remote Map Path
set Whether remote map is enable to
"enable".

This parameter is subject to the actual

conditions.

The default value is

URL of the Google offline map. "http://10.110.12.118:9600/map".

This parameter is available only when you By default, the map of China with the
Local Map Path
set Whether remote map is enable to zoom level from 5 to 8 is provided.
"disable". To use the map of other countries or
regions, download the corresponding
Google offline map and store it to the
path of the offline map tile.

Click Submit to save your settings.

9.9 Setting the Language

In the left navigation pane, select Web Server > Language pack Settings.

Click Browse, and then select a language package.

Click Upload.

Click Default to set the language in the Default text box to the interface language.

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9.10 Uploading the Certificate

In the left navigation pane, select Web Server > Security Certificate.

Click Browse, and then select the "mucwebserver.keystore" certificate.

You can obtain the certificate from Hytera technical support engineers.

Click Upload.

9.11 Starting the Web Server

After configuring the web server, start it to make settings take effect.

To start the web server, click the Start button under Web Server in the upper right corner.

If the Web Server status icon becomes green, the web server has been started.

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10. SmartOne Dispatch Client Configuration

This chapter describes how to configure the basic information of the SmartOne Dispatch client. For more
configurations, refer to Hytera SmartOne Dispatch Commissioning Guide for the Administrator.

10.1 Setting the Login Parameters

Double-click the icon of the SmartOne Dispatch client on your desktop.

The login interface is displayed.

In the upper right corner, click .

Set the parameters listed in the following table for login.

Parameter Description Settings

IP address of the SmartOne Dispatch Select the IP address of the PC where

Local SIP IP client used to provide the Session the SmartOne Client is installed from
Initiation Protocol (SIP) service. the drop-down list.
Local
SIP It is recommended to keep the default
Port number of the SmartOne Dispatch
Port settings unchanged.
client used to provide the SIP service.
The default is "5070".

This parameter is subject to the actual

IP address.

If the master business server has two

Master Server
IP address of the master business server. network cards, enter the IP address of
IP
the network card that can be used to
communicate with the SmartOne
Master Dispatch client.
Server
Set this parameter to the value of
Locator Port by going to Service

Port Port number of the master business server. Server > Platform in the
configuration tool.

The default is "12000".

Master Server IP address of the master business server Set this parameter to the value of

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Parameter Description Settings

SIP IP used to provide the SIP service. Local SIP IP by going to Service
Server > SIP in the configuration
tool.

If the master business server has two

network cards, enter the IP address of
the network card that can be used to
communicate with the SmartOne
Dispatch client.

Set this parameter to the value of

Port number of the master business server Local SIP Port by going to Service
Port
used to provide the SIP service. Server > SIP in the configuration
tool.

10.2 Creating Dispatcher Accounts

Before creating an account for a dispatcher, you need to create a role, which contains permissions that can be
assigned to the dispatcher. This section introduces how to add roles and accounts.

Log in to the SmartOne Dispatch as the Administrator. For details, see 12.3 Logging in to the SmartOne
Dispatch Client.

In the navigation pane, click Account.

Add a role.

a. Click the Role tab.

b. Click Add.

c. Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Settings

The alias must be easy to remember

Alias Alias of the role.
It consists of 1 to 16 characters.

This parameter is subject to the actual

Functions Permissions contained in the role.
conditions.

d. Click Save.

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Add an account for a dispatcher.

a. Click the Account tab.

b. Click Add.

c. Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Settings

This parameter is subject to the actual

User name used to log in to the
User name conditions.
SmartOne Dispatch client.
It consists of 1 to 16 characters.

This parameter is subject to the actual

Password used to log in to the SmartOne
Password conditions.
Dispatch client.
It consists of 4 to 16 characters.

Ensure that the confirm password and the

Confirm Confirm password of the account. password are the same.

It consists of 4 to 16 characters.

The alias must be easy to remember

Alias Alias of the dispatcher.
It consists of 1 to 16 characters.

This parameter is subject to the actual

Role Role assigned to the dispatcher.
conditions.

Organization authorized to the

dispatcher. After an organization is
Authorized This parameter is subject to the actual
authorized to the dispatcher, the
Organization conditions.
dispatcher can view the radios and
groups in the organization.

System authorized to the dispatcher.

Authorized After a system is authorized to the This parameter is subject to the actual
System dispatcher, the dispatcher can dispatch conditions.
the radios and groups in the system.

SAP SAP that the dispatcher is authorized to This parameter is subject to the actual

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Parameter Description Settings

use. After a SAP is selected, calls made conditions.
by the dispatcher will be forwarded to
the corresponding system through this
SAP.

Number of the dispatcher that is used in It is recommended to use the number

ID
calls. randomly assigned by the system.

Priority of the dispatcher.

This parameter is subject to the actual
A dispatcher with a higher priority can conditions.
Priority
interrupt a call of a dispatcher with a
The range is 0 to 256.
lower priority.

This parameter is subject to the actual

Favorite List Favorites list of the dispatcher.
conditions.

d. Click Save.

10.3 Setting Call Distribution Rules

You can set how calls are distributed to dispatchers when the calls are connected through an SAP. Operations
described in this section and operations you perform on SAPs in Base Data interface under Service Server by the
configuration tool will be synchronized in real time.

Log in to the SmartOne Dispatch as the Administrator. For details, see 12.3 Logging in to the SmartOne
Dispatch Client.

In the navigation pane, click Service Access Points.

Select a SAP and click Edit.

Set the parameters listed in the following table.

Parameter Description Settings

Alias Alias of the SAP. This parameter is unchangeable.

Type Type of the SAP. This parameter is unchangeable.

Authorized
System to which the SAP belongs. This parameter is unchangeable.
System

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Parameter Description Settings

Sets a list of dispatchers to whom incoming

calls from the radio to the SmartOne This parameter is subject to the actual
Dispatcher
Dispatch client through the SAP can be conditions.
assigned.

Sets a dispatcher to whom incoming calls

Default from the radio to the SmartOne Dispatch This parameter is subject to the actual
Dispatcher client through the SAP is assigned by conditions.
default.

Sets the rule to determine how incoming

calls from the radio to the SmartOne
Dispatch client through the SAP will be
assigned to the dispatchers in the list. This
parameter is effective only when the default
dispatcher is not selected.

 All: The incoming calls will be assigned

to all online dispatchers in the list.

 by Idle Duration: The incoming calls

This parameter is subject to the actual
Route Allocate will be assigned to the dispatcher who is
conditions.
idle for the longest duration among
dispatchers in the list.

 by Call Qty.: The incoming calls will be

assigned to the dispatcher who has
received least calls among dispatchers in
the list.

 in Loop: The incoming calls will be

assigned to dispatchers in the list in a
loop.

Sets the list of groups that the SAP can use.

This parameter is subject to the actual
Group List This parameter is displayed only when the conditions.
System parameter is set to the DMR

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Parameter Description Settings

conventional system.

Click Save.

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11. Basic Service Commissioning

11.1 Commissioning Services on the PC Client
This section takes initializing individual calls as an example to check whether the PC client works properly. To
commission other functions, refer to Hytera SmartOne Dispatch Operation Guide for the Dispatcher.

Log in to the SmartOne Dispatch as a Dispatcher. For details, see 12.3 Logging in to the SmartOne Dispatch
Client.

In the Navigation pane, click the Contact tab.

Find a radio user under Favorites or Contacts.

Drag and drop the radio user to the workspace.

Click PTT.

 If you can speak with the radio user, the call service is normal.

 If you cannot speak with the radio user, contact Hytera technical support engineers.

11.2 Commissioning Services on the Web Client

This section takes initializing individual calls as an example to check whether the web client works properly. To
commission other functions, refer to Hytera SmartOne Dispatch Operation Guide for the Dispatcher.

In the Google browser, enter the URL "https://IP address of the web server:9800/logion" (for example,
https://192.168.1.10:9800/login), and then press Enter.

Enter your user name and password, and then press Enter.

Click , and then click a contact.

Click .

The call panel appears.

Click .

 If you can speak with the contact, the call service is normal.

 If you cannot speak with the contact, contact Hytera technical support engineers.

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12. Appendix
12.1 Basic Operations of the Configuration Tool
12.1.1 Logging in to the Configuration Tool
Open the browser and enter "https://IP address of the business server, media server, access server, web server,
or gateway:11111" in the address bar to start the configuration tool.

The IP address is that planned in 3.1.1 Planning the Network .

Enter the user name and password.

The default user name and password are "admin".

Click Log in.

12.1.2 Changing the Password of the Configuration Tool

In the main interface, click Password.

Enter the old password, new password, and confirm password, and click Save.

12.1.3 Logging out of the Configuration Tool

In the main interface, click Log out.

Click OK in the pop-up dialog.

12.2 Connecting to the Database Remotely

On your desktop, double-click pgAdmin III.

Click in front of Server and double-click PostgreSQL 9.5(localhost:5432).

In the menu bar, select Tools > Server Configuration > pg_hba.conf.

The Backend Access Configuration Editor dialog box appears.

Double-click the line highlighted in red.

In the displayed dialog box, change the IP address to "0.0.0.0/0" and click OK.

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12.3 Logging in to the PC Client

You can log in to the PC client as a dispatcher or the administrator. The user name and password for the
administrator are both "admin", and the administrator creates accounts for dispatchers.

Prerequisite
 The PC where the PC client is installed can communicate with the business server.

 The business server has been started.

Procedure
Double-click the icon of the PC client on your desktop.

The login interface is displayed.

Enter the user name and password and click Log in.

12.4 Understanding Rules of Numbering Business

Servers
IDs of the business server must be numbered according to specified rules to ensure a unique ID for each business
server in cascading mode. If one ID is assigned to different business servers in cascading mode, data needs to be
cleared and then re-imported, which is time consuming.

The ID ranges from 00001 to 99999. When numbering business servers, obey the following rules according to the
phone number's area code in the administrative division where the business server is located:

 If the area code has three digits, the ID consists of the area code and a digit string ranging from 00 to 99. For
example, if the area code is 123, the ID ranges from 12300 to 12399.

 If the area code has four digits, the ID consists of the last three digits of the area code and a digit string ranging
from 00 to 99. For example, if the area code is 1234, the ID ranges from 23400 to 23499.

12.5 Checking the Media Service Cluster

This sections describes how to check whether the media service cluster network has been established.

12.5.1 Checking the Cluster on Windows Operating System

On the computer where the media service is installed, open the cmd.exe as the administrator.

Run the cd C:\hytera\x64 command and press Enter to switch to the x64 directory.

Run the mpuc_rtlibd.exe command and press Enter to start the media service test tool.

Run the node command and press Enter.

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Check whether all media services are displayed under idx-st with their IP addresses.

In the following example figure, 0, 1, and 2 refer to different media services in the cluster.

 If all media services are displayed under idx-st with their IP addresses, the cluster network has been
established.

 If some media services are not displayed, the cluster network fails to be established. Contact Hytera
technical support engineers.

Note

If the number under flag is followed by an asterisk (*), the media service is disconnected due to reasons
such as network error or cluster network change. You can contact Hytera technical support engineers to
address the problem.

12.5.2 Checking the Cluster on Linux Operating System

Prerequisite
 You have downloaded the PuTTY for remote login.

 You have obtained the IP address, user name, and password used to log in the media service.

Procedure
Double-click the PuTTY on a PC that can be connected to the PC where the media service is installed.

Enter the IP address of the media service under Host Name (or IP address) and click Open.

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Enter the user name of the media service (for example, root) and press Enter.

Enter the password of the media service (for example, root) and press Enter.

Run the cd /usr/hytera/x64 command and press Enter to switch to the x64 directory.

Run the ./mpuc_rtlib_cmd command and press Enter to start the media service test tool.

Run the node command and press Enter.

Check whether all media services are displayed under idx-st with their IP addresses.

In the following example figure, 0 to 14 refer to different media services in the cluster.

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 If all media services are displayed under idx-st with their IP addresses, the cluster network has been
established.

 If some media services are not displayed, the cluster network fails to be established. Contact Hytera
technical support engineers.

Note

If the number under flag is followed by an asterisk (*), the media service is disconnected due to reasons
such as network error or cluster network change. You can contact Hytera technical support engineers to
address the problem.

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13. Abbreviations
Abbreviation Full Name

CSSI Console Subsystem Interface

CTHS Call Taking and Handling System

DMR Digital Mobile Radio

E2E End-to-End

FTP File Transfer Protocol

GPS Global Positioning System

KDMC Key Distribution Management Center

HSS Home Subscriber Server

LTE Long Term Evolution

MCS Mission Critical Service

MPT Ministry of Posts and Telecommunications

MSO Mobile Switching Office

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Abbreviation Full Name

NAT Network Address Translation

PSTN Public Switched Telephone Network

RTP Real-time Transport Protocol

SIP Session Initiation Protocol

TCP Transport Control Protocol

TETRA Terrestrial Trunked Radio

UDP User Datagram Protocol

ULP Unified Location Provider

UNMS Unified Network Management System

XPT Extended Pseudo Trunk

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