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Most likely this is just a case of the original poster not being patient enough. A RPi Zero W can take a full minute to become stable when booting, where a 3B+ and a 4B can be stable in 10-15 seconds. The major difference is between a single processor at 1 Ghz, and 4 processors at 1.2, 1.4 or 1.5 G...

M1DNS wrote: ↑Sun Mar 15, 2020 8:56 pm Try increasing the jitter buffer value by a couple hundred. Found On the DMR network section of mmdvmhost from the expert pages.

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Brilliant, so easy.

Thank you, I'm sure there will be users in .au find this most helpful.

Stephen

Stephen, I notice your HS is registered against 8/4 (i.e. 3804 is your local? I am also registered there But I do not have any OPTIONS set so I don't know how I got this set. I assume if I have it set I would rather be set to 8/2 (i.e. NSW) but how do I do that? Hi Alan, From my current Expert, Ful...

Hi Alan Very short transmissions from DMR+ network seems to give a high packet loss. The longer the transmission the more accurate the packet loss that is reported (0.8 sec gives 42% packet loss). BM seems to drop those initial lost packets. There may be a setting somewhere, but I don't know how to ...

Seems like you worked it out ok. There seems to be 2 places this can be entered, in the "Configuration" page, General Configuration section. This info must be written to "Configuration/Expert/DMR GW" in the [Info] section. If you edit in the Configuration page it will probably di...

No worries Alan, I am glad I have been some help.

It is also good to get the parrots and the announcements working on each of the networks. I am getting there slowly.

Stephen

Ok, understood.

So it seems to be working for you, that's great

Stephen

If it works, that's great. I don't think that you need to specify both time-slots, most likely you only need PCRewrite=2,5057,2,234999,1 You could check which time slot is being used on the Pi-Star Dashboard Alternatively, you could edit the radio/code plug "APRS TG" and replace 5057 with ...

Good to see you got it working.

It seems "Brandmeister" was obviously confused with "Pi-Star"