Thanks Dylan, So all I needed was /opt/Analog_Bridge and /opt/HB_Bridge. Time to play with this. David KE6UPI

I think you match these lines in Analog_Bridge.ini ; Information for xx_Bridge.py [AMBE_AUDIO] server = 127.0.0.1 ; IP address of xx_Bridge.py fromDMRPort = 31000 ; AMBE frames from xx_Bridge

Hello Everyone, I'm missing something. Foreground: ThumbDV passed AMBEtest3 ASL: I have ASL running with rpt.conf 1999 USRP working and connected to /opt/Analog_Bridge. I have node 2083 connected to

Richard, Says I don't have permission to access file. Ed

Go ahead. If it can be of any help.... Richard Ve2dje

Richard, Looks good. I think if people look at the area of interest, they can pick out the info they need. I would like to post the file on the wiki with your permission. Steve

When trying to start hblink, I get: On 01/14/2018 03:34 PM, Steve N4IRS wrote:

DV_SWITCH_Ve2RCW Here is a Block diagramme of our setup. Qui te similarités to what you want to do. It can help to have a clear view of all the modules. Ports number to use etc

In the hblink.cfg: Disable MASTER-1 Configure REPEATER-1 to point to your DM Master The fields pretty much mimic the settings used for a MMDVM. Start hblink in the foreground with

Well the only think that I know that actually works is the AllStar portion. I also did the preliminary tests and seem to communicate with the DV Dongle. As far as HBLink

Build from the outsides in. Get HB_Bridge connected to BM. You should be able to connect to the BM server and after configuring the TG on the selfcare page, you should see data from the TG

Have you gotten HBlink working independent of Analog_Bridge? Sent from the iRoad

The goal is to have a bridge from Allstar to Brandmeister TG 313938 (cluster of repeaters in SE OH). Private Allstar node 1952 that can be connected when needed.

Ed, Why don't you start with what you are trying to accomplish and we can go from there. 73, Steve N4IRS

At this point, think I'm lost, dazed and confused (more than normal). Is there a guru out there that might log in and see if I have this stuff installed properly and help explain some of the

The DMR IDs for repeaters are 6 digit, we are up to 5 digits. Our node numbers do not fit within the DMR ID system. There are some possibilities that could be explored. The big issue is that

It would be nice to register a DMR ID for the ASL node. i.e. ASL 2060 Then a DMR user could lookup the node number. David KE6UPI -- Thanks, David "Laws that forbid the carrying of arms...disarm only

Could not agree more . I had to do a couple of conferences to get some acceptance about the idea of a Bridge between DMR and Analog Allstar .... Even after that , there is still

Hi Steve, Couldn't agree more, in the UK our Ham licence actually says for educational purposes, and it's something us Amateurs have always done, including bending commercial systems to our needs be

Mike, What error do you get? What is in the log? Do you have the USRP node in the node stanza? Steve