Certificates and Summary of the Test Results

Please Note: Starting from session 2018-001 all IOP certificates are digitally signed and protected against modification using a GlobalSign CA2 certificate. A certificate’s authenticity can be verified by opening the document in Adobe Acrobat DC or Adobe Acrobat Reader DC. The document signing certificate information will be visible at the top of the page. For any queries on the validity or authenticity of DMRA IOP certificates please contact twgchair@dmrassociation.org.
Furthermore note that from session 2018-001 all Tier 3 IOP sessions include the version of TS 102 361-4 supported during the test session which allows the viewer to determine version compatibility.

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2018

2018-013 Tier 3 Calta BS8700 SYS & HQT DH-9800 MS

2018-012 Tier 3 Caltta BS8700 SYS & Kirisun DP990 MS

2018-011 Tier 3 Kirisun DS6000 SYS & Caltta PH790 MS

2018-009 Tier 3 Caltta BS8700 SYS and Rexon RM-810 MS

2018-008 Tier 3 Rexon DMR RPT-06 SYS and Caltta PH790 MS

2018-006 Tier 3 Tait TB9315 SYS and Simoco SDP760 MS

2018-005 Tier 3 Tait TB9315 SYS and Simoco SDP660 MS

2018-004 Tier 3 Tait TB9315 SYS and Kirisun DP990 MS

2018-003 Tier 3 Tait TB9315 SYS and Excera EP8100 MS

2018-002 Tier 3 Tait TB9315 & TN9300 SYS and Motorola DP4801e MS

2018-001 Tier 3 Caltta BS8700 SYS and Motorola XiR P8668 MS

2017

2017-001 Tier III Leonardo SYS RGW4000 & Tait MS TP9360-B1

2017-002 Tier III Leonardo SYS RGW4000 and Excera MS EP8100

2016

2016-001 Tier III RadioActivity SYS KA-450 and Hytera MS PD985

2016-002 Tier II RadioActivity SYS KA-450 and Hytera MS PD985

2016-004 Tier III Leonardo SYS RGW4000 and Hytera MS PD985

2016-005 Tier III Leonardo SYS RGW4000 and Motorola MS DP4801

2016-006 Tier II RadioActivity SYS KA 450 and Motorola MS DP4801

2016-007 Tier III RadioActivity SYS KA-450 and Motorola MS DP4801

2016-008 Tier II RadioActivity SYS KA-450 and Kenwood MS TK-D340

2016-009 Tier II RadioActivity SYS KA-160 and TAIT MS TP9360-B1

2016-010 Tier III RadioActivity SYS KA-160 and TAIT MS TP9360-B1

2015

2015-002 Tier II Hytera SYS and Tait MS

2015-005 Tier II Hytera SYS and Kenwood MS

2015-006 Tier II Kenwood SYS and Hytera MS

2015-010 Tier II ZTE SYS ZXTSBS6200 and Kenwood MS TKD300(G)E

2015-011 Tier II Kenwood SYS TKRD810E and ZTE MS DH620G

2015-013 Tier II Kirisun SYS TR850 and ZTE MS TM840

2015-014 Tier II ZTE SYS ZXTSBS6200 and Kirisun MS DP770

2014

2014-001 Tier III RadioData SYS & Tait MS

2014-002 Tier III RADIODATA SYS and Hytera MS

2014-003 Tier II Selex SYS and Sepura MS

2014-004 Tier II RadioActivity SYS and Sepura MS

2014-005 Tier II RadioActivity SYS & Motorola MS

2014-006 Tier II Selex SYS and Motorola MS

2014-007 Tier III RadioData SYS & Simoco MS

2014-010 Tier II Hytera SYS and Sepura MS

2014-011 Tier II Sepura SYS and Hytera MS

2013

2013-001 Tier II Selex Base and Simoco Mobile

2013-002 Tier III Selex Base and Tait Mobile

2013-003 Tier II Selex Base and Alselsan Mobile

2013-004 Tier III Selex Base and Simoco Mobile

2013-005 Tier III Hytera MS and Fylde SYS

2013-006 Tier II Selex Base and Kenwood MS

2013-007 Tier III Selex SYS and Radiodata MS

2013-008 Tier II Selex SYS & Tait MS

2012

2012-100 Tier II Harris HRD100 & Hytera PD780G (U1)

2012-101 Tier II Harris HDP150 Hytera RD980 U1

2012-102 Tier II IOP Kirisun Hytera Base 400-470MHz

2012-103-Tier III Hytera DMR Tier III Harris HDP150

2012-104 Tier III Harris HDT300 Hytera-PD780G(U5)

2012-106 Tier III Hytera Mobile and Selex Base

September 2012 – SELEX ES and EMC (Tier II)

September 2012 – Motorola Solutions and Hytera (Tier II)

September 2012 – Hytera and Tait Communications (Tier III)

September 2012 – Motorola Solutions and Hytera (Tier II)

June 2012 – Tait Communications and Hytera (Tier III)

2011

Sept 2011 – Vertex Standard and Motorola Solutions (Tier II)

Sept 2011 – Selex ES and Vertex Standard (Tier II)

April 2011 – Radio Activity and Hytera (Tier II)

March 2011 – Selex ES and Hytera (Tier II)

2010

July 2010 – Motorola Solutions and Radio Activity (Tier II)

April 2010 - Motorola and Selex ES (Tier II)

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The DMR Association declares that the IOP validation process has been carried out with the best possible endeavor in order to ensure the most reliable results. Nevertheless, the DMR Association takes no responsibility for, and shall have no liability as a result of damages, losses, or injuries of any kind that may be caused by non-conformance* of products that are awarded a DMR Interoperability Certificate. Individual manufacturers are responsible for ensuring that the behavior of any equipment for which conformance is claimed is identical to that of the equipment that passed the DMR Association interoperability Certification Process. *to the functions listed in the certificates.

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