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No, the functionality of the static and dynamic talk groups is identical on all IPSC2 servers.
The static talkgroups can be booked on all IPSC2 with the help of MMDVM Options =.
If no options are sent, no talkgroup is statically connected.

The structure of the Options = line is as follows ...

On IPSC2 Network all Talkgroups will be on demand (dynamic) and are able to activate with PTT and are available up to 10 Minutes.
Only with Options= Parameter configured Talkgroups are statical booked.

Why doing things so complicated?
You don't need Network identifier for Talkgroups.
Beware of smal and easy to use codeplugs.

Have a look for an example, which is working well on a lot of duplex repeater and hotspots:

https://a23-wertheim.de/downloads/dmr/dmrgateway-2

is there any new information about pistar's DG-ID support?

Unfortunately, the question was still not answered and there was still no update to support the DG-ID.

what's happening?

G8SEZ wrote: ↑Sun Sep 13, 2020 8:50 pm

KE7FNS wrote: ↑Sun Sep 13, 2020 8:17 pm I would like an update too, I wonder what the hold up is?

Andy doesn't usually commit anything during the late summer period, not sure why.

The last update of the pistar binarys seems to have been in April 2020 ...
When can another update be expected?

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 ...

DG IDs are not passed on by pistar's MMDVMHost. they are still set to 00.
Please update MMDVMHost.

Please update YSFGateway to support new YCS (FCS) servers. YSF- and FCS- protocol now support 100 DG-ID and option parameters for the static booking of several DG-IDs when registering with a ysf or ...

Well, the FCS protocol is not out of date.
In the last few weeks in particular, 5 new FCS servers have been added.
They are new and the first YCS C4FM Multi-Protocol Routing-Network with DVMatrix.
Since these servers support FCS, YSF, IMRS and SystemFusion II, all repeaters and hotspots can connect ...