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Regional servers are linked through two hubs, so a call from anywhere reaches listeners all over Indonesia.
K2PI is a community for anyone who wants to communicate on the move and is curious about everything Digital Mobile Radio (DMR). All K2PI activity runs on the Indonesian DMR Network, built and run by PT. Digital Mobile Radio Indonesia (DMRID): servers, the member database, vocoders, apps and the portal are all fully available to members.
It began in 2018, when the DMR system and database were first built, and Talkgroup 555 K2PI Nasional was born on 20 October 2021. Since October 2026 every regional server runs on the new system: dmrid_link as the DMR server, dmrid_bridge for the apps, and a virtual AMBE-3003 vocoder that turns app audio into DMR audio right on the server.
Every account is bound to a DMR ID, callsign and password. DMR IDs follow the region, from district up to national level, so every speaker can be recognised.
Regional servers are linked through two hubs. A call from one region is heard in every other region, with two dashboards to watch the traffic.
Android phones, POC handhelds, tablets, Android TV, Windows PCs, DMR radios with a hotspot, even analog radios through a gateway. No expensive equipment needed.
App audio travels as data-saving Opus, the apps reconnect on their own, and virtual vocoders add capacity without any dongle.
SIDGAB talkgroups open to every group, BMKG earthquake alerts, field video reports and a members map support coordination in a disaster.
A monthly TG 555 operator ranking with e-Certificates, logbook and eQSL, messages and letters between members, and a digital member card (e-KTA).
Every app uses the same dmrid.online account and is free to download from the Downloads page.
One app for phones (Normal Mode), POC handhelds (Mini Mode), tablets and Android TV (Wide Mode): 36 channels, Talkgroup Mode, TG555 video, a video icon in the caller-ID, the map and the QSO Logger.
A 24-hour analog radio gateway on a TV box: simplex or duplex, COS or VOX trigger, PTT through USB-COM or CM108, automatic reconnect and updates.
Community PTT apps for phones and POC handhelds: the Portal inside the app, Who’s Online, speaker photos, logbook and eQSL.
After logging in, members get one place to manage and enjoy every network facility. The portal, hotspots and apps share one account, so portal settings take effect on the network straight away.
K2PI and the radio organisations act as a Communication Volunteer Team that supports BPBD, BASARDA and the joint teams before and after a disaster. With a portable crossmode DMR Gateway and a portable Starlink, network talkgroups can be linked to the local analog radio frequency even when the area has lost power and internet.
In neighbourhoods, the Siskamling Communication System lets the village Three Pillars and residents stand by on the siskamling channel with an Android phone, so every emergency call is heard at once and answered quickly.
