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My apologies, then. Good luck with your endeavor. Bye bye.

Interesting. So, let's say I'm using the original gateway and have all the networks enabled. All are tuned to active networks/reflectors and I happen to be in QSO on a BM talkgroup. I unkey. At that moment, activity on another network comes in and grabs the hotspot. Meanwhile, my QSO partner on BM w...

All I did was to offer a solution that mitigates the problem while, as you say, "The pistar author seems to have a reason not to respond." Of course, it's totally up to you (and other hams who use hblink/other networks) whether or not to use it. As for me, I suppose I'll just have to live ...

Or, you could do what I did and use this: http://dmr.pgtto.com/the-new-dmrgateway-2018/ Result: I get a DMRGateway that, in my opinion, is far more versatile and works far better than the original. Plus, it solves the problem you've been discussing here. My "feature request?" That this mod...

I've found that issuing a standard 4000 disconnects me from DMR2YSF quite effectively.

YSF Network on the Pi-Star dashboard goes from whatever host I was connected to to indicating "not linked."

And my startup host is set to "none."

Works for me each and every time I've needed it to...on Brandmeister, anyway.

Would be nice to have similar functionality on other networks (like TGIF) eventually. But I'm sure that will be coming at some point.

The one under Brandmeister Manager in the Pi-Star Dashboard?

So the "drop QSO" button didn't work for you?