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VE3RD wrote:RC7 will not allow me to set my duplex hotspot into duplex mode. It keeps kicking back to simplex.
Time to reflash back to RC6

Phil VE3RD

Sure it will. Just set it to "duplex repeater" and the option to add a tx and rx frequency will appear.

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VE3RD wrote:upgraded to RC7 with all the updates and simplex mode still only allows one frequency.

Phil VE3RD
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Yes. It's a simplex hotspot. Only one frequency is used.

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It is not possible to do a dmr to dstar. Mmdvms don't work that way. They'd need an AMBE chip.

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What causes you to see a call on your radio is your built in database. It associates a dmr I'd to a call. That isn't a.legit id.

Now talker alias is inserting a call. Not sure if that counts or not. Id verbally just to be sure.

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As Andrew mentioned....there is a cw Id function. Enable it, and you will then be legal.

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Yes, I have a simplex hotspot. No, TS1 is not enabled, it is disabled. The question is, where are the rewrite rules for TS1 defined, in Pi-Star or in the Master server? On a simplex hotspot, ts1 is supposed to be disabled. TS1 is not available on a simplex hotspot. Period. Sent from my SM-A102U usi...

Enable the "use dmrplus for xref"

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Mine are total clone boards... but I'm finding that the MMDVM_HS_Dual_Hat (DB9MAT, DF2ET & DO7EN) settings work fine, too... so I'll leave it at that.

I have a pair of duplex hotspots.... when selecting modem type, there is NO “MMDVM_HS_Dual_Hat" modem type.... only “MMDVM_HS_Dual_Hat (DB9MAT, DF2ET & DO7EN) and a couple more with call signs attached. So, I just use the generic "MMDVM_HS_HAT", which seems to work fine. Is this the correct way?

Oh. That's right. I forgot. No hotspots on DMR MARC

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