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I have the latest pi-star version set. I only have DMR and DMR2YSF configured using DMRGateway.

Now I know how to link to XLX AND DMR+ by going to their respective single-digit talk groups to talk after I connect with the properly prefixed tg’s. Where I am confused with YSF. I know how to connect to a particular room:
YSF: Prefix with 70 since ids are 5 digits and need to be 7
FCS: Prefix with 7100 since ids are 3 digits and need to be 7

The part I am confused about is after I make the connection, do I then change to tg7 to talk or do I remain on the TG I used to connect to the YSF room?

In other words, does it act like XLX and DMR+, or is it different in that you stay and continue to talk on the TG like a normal DMR channel?

No dont use tg7.
Stick with the full no as its own Tg in the radio.
your talking to YSF as a talkgroup.
ie 70+5digit YSF reflector id no.
Tg 7012345


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M1DNS wrote: ↑Thu Aug 06, 2020 4:44 pm No dont use tg7.
Stick with the full no as its own Tg in the radio.
your talking to YSF as a talkgroup.
ie 70+5digit YSF reflector id no.
Tg 7012345

Awesome, Thanks Andy!

Andrew, not Andy.

Andy is the other guy.

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M1DNS wrote: ↑Fri Aug 07, 2020 9:34 am Andrew, not Andy.

Andy is the other guy.

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There are 3 of you including Andy in Chile.

G8SEZ wrote:

M1DNS wrote: ↑Fri Aug 07, 2020 9:34 am Andrew, not Andy.

Andy is the other guy.

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There are 3 of you including Andy in Chile.

Indeed, its a common ol' name

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M1DNS wrote: ↑Sat Aug 08, 2020 10:46 am Indeed, its a common ol' name

Handy when the finger of blame starts swinging towards you.