Ok, so let me see if I got it correct. So basically all 3 of them use the same port numbers just changing the TX and RX? IPSC_Bridge.cfg HB_Bridge.cfg

Yes Just like connecting any of the partners, TX to RX and RX to TX (or words to that effect) Analog_Bridge [AMBE_AUDIO] stanza points to the values in the HB_Bridge [DEFAULTS] stanza.

Okay, making progress! I am stumped on the last piece. I am trying to figure out the connection between ipsc_bridge and hb_bridge. On ipsc_bridge, I have the dmrlink.cfg connecting to the cbridge

I like separate directories at first. Makes it easy to keep things visible. Yes, I uses systemd.

Thank you! What is your recommendation on running 2 analog bridges? Do I make a new directory and copy the analog_bridge files into it? How can I run 2 at a time? Do I use systemctl?

Walk through it one module at a time. You should see the traffic at each step.

Success! Do I need to change anything else under [AMBE_AUDIO] for Analog_bridge_2? I: 2018-07-17 01:39:11.007 Begin TX: src=3148242 rpt=0 dst=8207 slot=2 cc=0 D: 2018-07-17 01:39:12.824 End TX I:

You need to make sure the P25 TX and RX ports in DVSwitch.ini point to the proper ports in Analog_Bridge.ini

Okay, trying to take this in small steps and not fry my noodle. I am working from P25 reflector to c bridge. I have the p25 reflector up and running. I can see my voice traffic on the P25Gateway log

IPSC_Bridge and HB_Bridge sub-class dmrlink and hblink. In other words, dmrlink and hblink are the network stack for IPSC_Bridge and HB_Bridge. So you configure hblink.cfg and hblink.cfg.

Okay, interesting... When I looked at the github under master they are not there. I had to change to branch to IPSC_bridge and HB-Bridge So, When I look at the IPSC_Bridge.cfg. I only see this. How to

cbridge <-> ipsc_bridge <-> hb_Bridge <-> Analog_Bridge_1 <-> Analog_bridge_2 <-> MMDVM_Bridge <-> P25Gateway <-> P25Reflector

All, I am trying to setup a bridge between my C Bridge port and my P25 Reflector. When looking at older post I see reference to IPSC_Bridge and HB_bridge. Are those no longer applicable? Do I just use

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That’s what they say, but you can’t get a coordination for narrow from anywhere... and Yaesu doesn’t actually publish the emissions info Sent from the iRoad

THANK YOU!!!

From Yaesu. V/D Mode (Simultaneous Voice/Data Communication Mode) (Narrow) Half of the bandwidth is used for voice signal with error correction. The transceiver uses powerful error

I’d be curious if it’s actually narrowband, I’ve heard repeatedly that it’s not really narrow. Sent from the iRoad

So if I build a YSF reflector, will both modes work with it? My end goal it to connect it to my P25 reflector

Yes, YSFn is narrow. I do not remember what Yaesu calls it. It uses a AMBE Vocoder (DMR, NXDN). YSFw is wide. It ises a IMBE Vocoder (P25) Steve N4IRS