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Welcome.

Okay.

I never used that (I don't use any WPSD or official PiStar), I'm always using MMDVMCal from the console (running "pistar-mmdvmcal" script).

You should know that, right ? You ordered and received it

Since it's labeled Plus, flash the Plus10W firmware. If you have weird backlight problems (no backlight until you press the PTT), flash the other MD-UV380 firmware version (non Plus10W).

Hmmm, make a configuration backup of your PiStar (you have that in PiStar dashboard, in Configuration page, IIRC), then send it to me, my email is available on QRZ.com. About the MMDVCal, did you put your transceiver on 433.000.000 (+ or - the RXOffset/TXOffset value), DMR, TG9, then pressed 'b' key...

There are so many variables here, check the two following first: - does the radio's DMRId matches the one defined in your PiStar (as long as it's configured as a private hotspot). - what MMDVMCal tells about BER (if you're a little too out of frequency, it won't work). Since your hotspot is simplex,...

Welcome.

Hi,

Don't bother to predefne a com port.
Use the following menu: Depending of the running mode of the device (bootloader or "normal"), a new device is listed (AnyRoad or Open<xxxx> Transceiver).
I guess you already have the "VirtualBox Extension Pack" installed.

Cheers.

KA1CM wrote: ↑

Tue May 14, 2024 6:23 pm

Thank you Daniel,

I remember turning that off because I don't understand the cS1 and cS2. What are they stand for?

It's when the contact has a TS override defined.

Welcome.

Check the screen of your transceiver, the displayed TS is the one you will transmit on. If you have overridden it (using * key), it will have a higher priority, and the one defined in the channel is simply ignored. Long press * key to clear the TS override. Use the Options -> Display options -> Info...