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Fixed as of today DMR+_IPSC2-CAN-TRBO is back.

FYI as of today the Pi-Star DMR_Host file does have DMR+_IPSC2-CAN-TRBO back again.
-Ron

Don't know if you fixed it yet, but it caught me lately with a RPi-2 and RTL wifi USB that works fine normally, but will not load AP mode.

Realtek Semiconductor Corp. RTL8188CUS 802.11n WLAN Adapter

Pi-Star:4.1.0-RC3 / Dashboard: 20190709


73, Ron
VE1AIC

Here is dmesg when I plug in the RTL ...

Lookup mmdvmcal in RSSI mode (S/s).
It's included in Pi-Star.
It will give you the RSSI number for a given RF input.

Just hook your Sig Gen to the RX and adjust output in 10db steps from no signal (< -130dbm)
until it saturates maybe around -50dbm.

Enter those numbers in RSSI.dat.

If someone has ...

I just checked the latest source:
http://www.pistar.uk/downloads/DMR_Hosts.txt

# Updated 21-Aug-2019
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DMR+_IPSC2-Australia 182702 103.93.139.189 PASSWORD 55555
DMR+_IPSC2-Australia-DMO 177333 103.93.139.188 PASSWORD 55555
DMR+_IPSC2-BRAZIL 393339 201.62.48.62 PASSWORD 55555
DMR+_IPSC2-BULGARIA ...

If you're like me and use DMR+_IPSC2-CAN-TRBO server a lot then it's worth creating a static entry for it.
The file /root/DMR_Hosts.txt is already in Pi-Star so you just need to add this server to it.
SSH in, rpi-rw, then "sudo pico /root/DMR_Hosts.txt".
You can either manually type in the info or ...

This has been an on-going problem with the updates to DMR_Hosts files.
May have to create a local version in root.
The Aug-16 version is still bad.
http://www.pistar.uk/downloads/DMR_Hosts.txt
73, Ron

Yes the DMR _Hosts file is messed up again. Updated Aug-16 it's missing all Canadian Hosts and probably many others.
The one on my Pi-Star is the same as Any's website.
http://www.pistar.uk/downloads/DMR_Hosts.txt

-Ron ...

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<URL url="https://www.facebook.com/DMRNB/">https://www.facebook.com/DMRNB/</URL><br/>
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or via its web page:<br/>
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<URL url="http://nbdmr.net/nbdmr2 ...

Hi Andy,
Thanks for your comments.
Yes in the old days we used Reflectors on DMR+ and the Private call made that TG static.
The DMR+_IPSC2 servers I use no longer support Reflectors.
While it's easy to use the talkgroup when you transmit, the server does not leave that static for receive.
Also the ...