Basic textfield numbers, used by MMDVMHost for Nextion

[PD0DIB]

This field numbers are used to display MMDVMHost information on your Nextion display
MMDVM Page (Idle Page)
"t0.txt= callsign, dmrid
"t0.txt= LOCKOUT
"t1.txt= MMDVM IDLE
"t1.txt= ERROR
"t2.txt= date/time
"t3.txt= ipaddress
DStar Page
"t0.txt= type, my1, my2
"t1.txt= your
"t2.txt= reflector
"t3.txt= rssi
"t3.txt= rssiAccum1 / DSTAR_RSSI_COUNT
"t4.txt= ber
"t4.txt= berAccum1 / float(DSTAR_BER_COUNT)
DMR Page
"t0.txt= type, src
"t0.txt= 1 Listening
"t1.txt= group ? "TG" : "", dst
"t2.txt= type, src
"t2.txt= 2 Listening
"t3.txt= group ? "TG" : "", dst
"t4.txt= rssi
"t4.txt= rssiAccum1 / DMR_RSSI_COUNT
"t5.txt= rssi
"t5.txt= rssiAccum2 / DMR_RSSI_COUNT
"t6.txt= ber
"t6.txt= berAccum1 / DMR_BER_COUNT
"t7.txt= ber
"t7.txt= berAccum2 / DMR_BER_COUNT
YSF Page
"t0.txt= type, source
"t1.txt= dest
"t2.txt= origin
"t3.txt= rssi
"t3.txt= rssiAccum1 / YSF_RSSI_COUNT
"t4.txt= ber
"t4.txt= berAccum1 / float(YSF_BER_COUNT)
P25 Page
"t0.txt= type, source
"t1.txt= group ? "TG" : "", dest
"t2.txt= rssi
"t2.txt= rssiAccum1 / P25_RSSI_COUNT
"t3.txt= ber
"t3.txt= berAccum1 / float(P25_BER_COUNT)

[K9JTV]

Good list for us newbies. Question: I want to display the Reflector/room when on the MMDVM page of my Nextion 3.2 display. Currently it says, "MMDVM IDLE". I want it to show the reflector/room that I am connected to. I am currently only using YSF. When looking at the pi-star web interface, the "YSF Network" is displayed in the lower left corner of the web page. I want that to display on the MMDVM screen of my Nextion. I don't see a textfield number for it. Any help would be appreciated.

[PD0DIB]

There are two 'types' of text fields: the one as described in the list and the 'fixed content' in text fields,
The content of the field numbers in the list are generated by MMDVMHost which are send to the text fields in the list and your field isn't in that code (yet)
the 'fixed content' fields can be edit in the Nextion Editor, see tutorial as posted in the Facebook Group for the Nextion.
Since your demand is a variable, you can't do it on a simple way, however... there is a Nextion Driver program which can do that job. That's not for starters, but hey, we all can learn how to ...
See for more info about that driver: https://github.com/on7lds/NextionDriver

[PD4MM]

There is no tx only time ?

PD4MM

[KE2SJ]

Can the driver program somehow be flashed to the Nextion so no laptop is needed? I run my NMDVM jumbospot from a Raspberry Pi.

Thanks from KE2SJ.