Garbled DMR transmissions
Garbled DMR transmissions
I installed OpenGD77 on my MD-UV380, and found that through both Parrot testing, and by listening through Brandmeister Hoseline, my voice is garbled. With the official firmware, I had no audio problems. I used the latest CPS, I'm using MD9600-CSV(2571V5)-V26.45.bin as the doner file, and I've tried both the latest stable release, and the latest beta release. Garbled DMR transmissions with both firmware. FM works like a charm, though. FM squealch works better than it ever has!
Anyone have a suggestion on how to solve this problem?
Anyone have a suggestion on how to solve this problem?
Re: Garbled DMR transmissions
Check your BER
Re: Garbled DMR transmissions
I don't have a hotspot. I'm using a local repeater that worked with this radio with the factory firmware.
Re: Garbled DMR transmissions
You may check DMR Micro settings in Audio Options, test with -9 dB or -6 dB.
Re: Garbled DMR transmissions
This is not normal
I would try reloading the official firmware and re-test
Also try to check the frequency calibration when using the official firmware and OpenGD77
I would try reloading the official firmware and re-test
Also try to check the frequency calibration when using the official firmware and OpenGD77
Re: Garbled DMR transmissions
There are no "DMR Micro" settings
There is a mic gain setting, but the problem you describe is usually caused by frequency calibration
BTW.
What is the callsign of the repeater where you get garbled audio?
Re: Garbled DMR transmissions
It's the N0INX DMR repeater. I'm listening to a talkgroup right now, reception is 100% there. However, when I transmit DMR, it sounds like there's packet loss or something. I'd checked this out using Parrot 9990, and have listened to talkgroup 3119 over Hoseline, and when I transmit on there, I get the same garbled mess I get from the Parrot.
Re: Garbled DMR transmissions
OK.
So its this repeater
https://brandmeister.network/?page=device&id=311929
I assume you are using full power and the problem is not related to power calibation ??
If you are using max power, I'd try adjusting the freq calibation a little to see if increasing or descreasing the freq has any effect
So its this repeater
https://brandmeister.network/?page=device&id=311929
I assume you are using full power and the problem is not related to power calibation ??
If you are using max power, I'd try adjusting the freq calibation a little to see if increasing or descreasing the freq has any effect
Re: Garbled DMR transmissions
Just a thought, but do you have TA Tx turned on ?
That repeater seems to be a Motorola, and I don't think TA Tx is supported
That repeater seems to be a Motorola, and I don't think TA Tx is supported