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Long press the BAND key, then short press the BACK button several times to get to your main screen. Short press the red X button to disconnect.

The long press of the MODE buttton is what actually disconnects you. All the rest is just backing out of WiresX.

See my other topic in this forum. I don't know squat! I'm learning as I go... I have read differing opinions on how to go about making changes; some say Apply Changes after each block, while others say Apply Changes by page. I thought I made changes by block, applying, then waiting for a new start-u...

SOLVED For anyone who stumbles upon this thread, here is how it is done: From the TGIF Talkgroup to which you are currently connected - indicated on the bottom line of the FT3DR. Click on Search & Direct then Click Search & Direct once more on the second screen. Click ID which will insert a...

Are you referring to settings on the Expert YSF GW page? I just checked and in both the General and APRS blocks my call is there since I set it on the Configuration page. Had you done that? Yes sir, exactly, but in my case, even though my callsign was on the Configuration page, the M1ABC callsign r...

Apply Changes never helped in my case. Boots, reboots, adding or removing modes, etc. Only removing the two "M1ABC" references and replacing them with my own callsign. Edit: I also did a full format of the microSD, new flash (basically two fresh installs,) and Configuration entry before d...

Three days into hands-on DV. A few months of reading about it and three weeks of intensive reading relating to my equipment choices... All updates installed, including firmware. I'm presently configured with YSF and YSF2DMR modes only. My DMR Master choice is TGIF network, with talkgroup 556 selecte...

Newb, so I don't know if this valid, but it seemed to work for me two days ago, when I setup my pi-star for the first time, ever... I noticed the same thing, and eventually correlated the General Configuration / Node Callsign "M1ABC" that appeared from a new flash image. I also found that ...