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This is likely a silly question.

I have a static TG programed into TS1 on my PiStar and it works great. When I key up on TG xxxx, it ALSO says that I have a DYNAMIC TG with the same number as the static one, which seems redundant.

Question: Should that be the case? Should I be communicating with the PiStar on TG 9 or some such local channel?

Seems like I shouldn't have a static AND a dynamig TG connection at the same time.

Thanks and 73!

Dan
KN4FYR

When I was writing my note about BrandMeister static, dynamic, and auto-static talkgroups, this is the same thing I observed when testing the auto-static behavior: "If the new talkgroup [you key up] is one that you previously made a static talkgroup, it will be listed twice, as a Static talkgroup (no ToolTip when you point at it), and as an Auto-Static talkgroup (displaying an "Auto Static" ToolTip when you point at it)."
https://amateurradionotes.com/dmr-notes ... tostatictg

So what's the right answer? Is this behavior normal? Are there two data streams, one each for static and dynamic connections? Or is just it a display redundancy? I don't want to be causing connection problems -- I want to get it right.

Any advice is welcome!

Thanks, folks!

Dan

My guess is data redundancy and not something to worry about it.

Just asked a BM guy: it's redundant, but it works fine, doesn't cause issue.

Thanks! That clears it up.