HYDI is not only a dispatcher in the Hytera IP network. HYDI also operates as a control station for radio network participants with an own radio ID & group assignment, distinguished because of its intuitive handling. With this tool employees can continue to participate in communication from their workplace even without a radio device. Depending on client application it can as well be used as an alternative for a complex inhouse supply. Also, new opportunities for the emergency service come along: With existing IP-connection to the Hytera repeater network, the group (e.g. winter road maintenance) can be controlled from any location.
HYDI is availabel for DMR TIER II, DMR TIER III, DMR XPT & DMR Simulcast.

In principle, HYDI Server & HYDI Client can be installed on the same computer. No server and no Windows Server operating system is required.

The software on the computer is the HYDI Client. It will be displayed as an own participant in the radio network. This allows full integration without an additional radio device. In the Hytera CPS the HYDI Client will be compiled as a network participant in the address book with its own radio ID. The HYDI Client possesses an own administrator- and user-structure and also offers a radio- and voice recording for extended usage. The recorded data will be saved on the HYDI Server and can be analyzed via the HYDI Client depending on authorization. A special highlight is the opportunity to integrate maps. It is possible to either display network participants on an OpenStreetMap with corresponding GPS position or to assign participants a fixed position within a building. Optionally, you can lodge north-oriented layout plans (e.g. plan of a building) in order to realize individual customer requirements.

If for safety reasons the position of the employees has to be monitored but no GPS reception is available, the HYDI license for indoor positioning offers the ideal solution. Especially in buildings, tunnels and mine installations, the optional accessories will help to localized the employees quickly in the event of danger:
the optionally available beacons can be entered individually on a virtual building or site plan that is stored on the HYDI Server. If an employee passes one of the beacons, the position will be recorded in HYDI. Depending on the number of beacons, the position of an emergency caller can be located very accurately. The fact that this system can also be used as a guarding system for persons and property protection is obvious.