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I find the YSF Link Manager a very valuable tool - especially when I'm stuck on an active reflector - but mine has almost 4k different options and it's not easy to find the one you want, especially on a mobile device. So I used my initiative to add a filter element, which reduces the number of drop ...

I have 3 DMR networks configured on my Pi-Star and use various rewrite rules to ensure uniqueness among TGs, padding & prefixing with 1xxxxx for Brandmeister, 2xxxxx for Phoenix, and 3xxxxxx for TGIF. I recently found a talkgroup with a 6 digit ID (say 131665) and when I tried to dial that I ended ...

Thanks both for the response, I do appreciate it.


The basic config page is designed to allow beginners to easily set up a /working/ configuration without drowning in the minutia of expert mode. As such, it assigns defaults to various fields that may or may not be visible on that config page ...

My sincere apologies if this isn't the place for bug reports, but I've found some odd behaviour on my hotspot (ZUMspot:v1.5.1b running Pi-Star:4.1.5 / Dashboard: 20210721) which is readily reproducible, and I'm not sure where else to send this info.

To reproduce, set up a number of DMR networks in ...

Hey Joe,

Thanks for your response, and please accept my apologies for the delayed reply - for some reason I don't receive notifications of post updates by default so I'm a little late in coming back. Will look to fix that.


all you really need to use is Address=tgif.network in the config file ...

Morning Gang!

Gotta quick question: should I be using prime.tgif.network (and a user-specific password) or just tgif.network with plain old passw0rd on my Pi-star hotspot?

At first I configured tgif.network and it worked just fine until I discovered that I couldn't activate some of the talkgroups ...