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I have resolved my issue. So BER when doing this test with fast data is to be expected. My issue is that there is too much jutter /instability in my wifi network. I put an Ethernet adapter on my hotspot and plugged it into my switch, and I can send flawless pictures now.

I have tested on 2 boards running Pi-Star 4.1.6.
- Board 1: Zumspot Duplex/on pi zero
- Board 2: Zumspot Classic/on pi zero
Both are running firmware: 1.5.2

BER testing was done using pistar-mmdvmcal
I set the frequency to 445525000 using the e option
I tested using BER Test Mode (FEC)… option K ...

I have a single radio ZumSpot running DMR. I am using an Anytone 878 with this setup. On my display, the very last line is a line that looks to be derived from what Pi-Star is sending it. The line show <TG NUMBER> CC:<COLOR CODE> T<SLOT NUMBER>.

For instance, right now, it shows:
3100 CC:01 T1

I ...

I know what Wires-X passthrough does when you are running YSF, but it is unclear if it does anything when selected while using DMR2YSF mode.

Any idea if this does anything?

M1DNS wrote: ↑Thu Aug 06, 2020 4:44 pm No dont use tg7.
Stick with the full no as its own Tg in the radio.
your talking to YSF as a talkgroup.
ie 70+5digit YSF reflector id no.
Tg 7012345

Awesome, Thanks Andy!

Playing around I discovered the answer. You need to send a PC 7004000 and it disconnects you from whatever YSF or FCS reflector you are on.

I have the latest pi-star version set. I only have DMR and DMR2YSF configured using DMRGateway.

Now I know how to link to XLX AND DMR+ by going to their respective single-digit talk groups to talk after I connect with the properly prefixed tg’s. Where I am confused with YSF. I know how to connect ...

I have been scratching my head and not finding a lot of info on this. How do you disconnect from a YSF room when using DMR2YSF with DMRGateway?

Initially, I thought that since you use TG7 for YSF, that you could pass a 74000 and disconnect. This does not seem to work, nor does passing a TG4000 ...

nothing the I could tweak in the settings?
If not I’ll put a note on the repeater website about it.

73.

Yep. One def. help would be to turn off all the other modes. [emoji3]

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In my case I only have YSF enabled though I also have YSF2DMR configured. I ...

I noticed that even if I don’t select any ysf2*** modes I still have the Wires-x passthrough option in the Yaesu System Fusion section.

My question is does this do anything when you don’t have the YSF2*** modes enabled? Is it best to leave it off or turn it on or does it not matter at all?