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A MMDVM hotspot board with 32-bit ARM processor, 10mW RF power and SMA antenna for DMR, P25, D-Star and System Fusion modes
This hotspot board adds digital voice support to a Raspberry Pi. It handles DMR, P-25, D-Star and System Fusion with up to 10 mW RF output. A 32-bit ARM processor runs pre-loaded firmware that can be upgraded via software. An SMA connector and antenna are included.
Builders who need an enclosed case should note the unit ships without a shell. A Raspberry Pi is also not included and must be sourced separately. The board mounts on current Pi models including the Pi Zero.
This specific revision ships with hardware version 1.0 and software version 1.4. The supplier advises against upgrading the firmware yourself. Verify these versions match your intended setup before purchasing.
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The board mounts cleanly on all current Raspberry Pi models including the Pi Zero.
An antenna is included and connects via the SMA antenna connector on the board.
Onboard LEDs show status for Tx, Rx, PTT and Mode to confirm the hotspot is operating.
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