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Strange that it is different for the FTM-400XDR vs the FT5DR. Oh well! Not many repeaters near me that allow switching YSF rooms, and I don't have a spare computer and spare C4FM radio to dedicate to WIRESX.

Thanks for your reply.

Is there a solution to this? It's New Year's Eve, 2022, and my FTM-400DR still reports "No Data" when connecting to a YSF room via a hotspot using the latest pi-star release. My FT5DR displays the YSF room data which allows me to add the room to a category, but the FTM-400DR displays "...

I don't know what mine said on boot this morning, but on the DMR screen, it shows "wlan0: 192.168.1.111". On the DSTAR screen it shows the same thing, just in a different place. Most of the screens I've seen have the IP address displayed on the idle page, and each mode it is currently in....

I don't know how to get those logs. Well, I can SSH into it, but I don't know what to do once I'm there. Like I said, this is my first pi-star system. You can view it by using the dashboard by clicking live logs, or you can view it directly from the console. They are in /var/log/pi-star/ Cool. Than...

So if the OS reports the same address as your router, It does. Both the router and the ZUMspot OS (hostname -I) report 192.168.1.223. and MMDVMHost reports the same address as your router, it must be crappy Nextion programming. I know there are a number of people trying to get all fancy and doing a...

The Nextion gets its information by what the OS reports. I would be curious to see what the MMDVMHost log reports for your IP address. I don't know how to get those logs. I don't need to do that. I can see that it's connected. It's on my router. It's passing DMR and DSTAR traffic. I can access the ...

I don't think it is the incorrect IP address. I think maybe you just can't access it for one reason or another. If it wouldn't of been able to connect to a router it would of never displayed any IP address on the Nextion. The fact that the Nextion is displaying an IP address means that it is sucess...

Thanks for your reply. You are correct, Nextion is the display... It's a ZUMspot Nextion. I've configured many Raspberry Pi devices (2, 3 and 4) for ham radio use, but this is my first ZUMspot with its pi-star interface. As I said in my original post, I tried all combinations of "pi-star" ...

I do not see the pi-star at all. It's not broadcasting its SSID. The router doesn't see it and although it says on the screen it's at 192.168.1.111, I can't connect to it there.

It's like the Nextion:s WiFi broke when I changed the router!

I was forced into upgrading my wifi router! Now, my ZUMspot Nextion won't connect to the wifi of the new router. I set up the new router identically to its predecessor... same SSID, same password, same wifi band, but the Nextion doesn't connect and I can't connect to it to change any of the settings...