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Greetings,

I have a pistar set up and running. I primarily use the anytone 878uv to connect so DMR is my primary mode. I have set up dmr2ysf using the dmrgateway and the 7 prefix ysf reflector numbers. I can successfully connect to YSF reflectors when using TS2 on the radio-pistar. i cannot get any ysf reflectors to successfully TX and RX on TS1. Is this normal?

Dani N2FY

Fairly sure you could edit if you wanted to instead use ts1 as long as ur running a duplex mmdvm board (Simplex boards are limited and cant make use of both t/slots)

Look at expert / dmrgateway /network 3.



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Thanks for the reply. It looks like the only option under Network 3 that would make sense to modify is "TGRewrite0" Currently the value for that field is "2,7000001,2,1,999998" What change would I make?

Swap out the 2s for 1s

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Or you could even modify your rewrite rules to look like this:

TGRewrite1=1,7000001,1,1,999999
TGRewrite2=2,7000001,2,1,999999
PCRewrite1=1,7004000,1,4000,1001
PCRewrite2=2,7004000,2,4000,1001
PCRewrite3=1,7009000,1,9000,1000
PCRewrite4=2,7009000,2,9000,1000

This way my duplex hot spot is able to connect to DMR2YSF on both time slots. The PCRewrite lines are there to access the Parrot (7009000 block) and allow disconnection of a link to YSF (7004000 block). I'm running OpenGD77 on my HT, so I have all my rules set up similar to this so that I can take advantage of the HT's ability to let me make any call on whichever TS happens to be free at the time.