The telling thing here is what I do NOT see. I don’t see a repeater trying to connect at all. There’s nothing here to diagnose until we at least see a repeater trying to connect to it. For troubleshoo

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Court, I have stripped back to a single system in the DMRlink.cfg file however it is not linking with the DMR repeater I have operating in peer mode. Previously, last week, this was working however I

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You should only be defining one system on the dmrlink.cfg used with IPSC_Bridge.py. It’s intended to be a one-off. There is no call forwarding between systems. If you intend to use multiple IPSC Syste

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Doh. Yep, I bridge.py now. I am starting small to get at least one bridge working and will replicate from there once success is achieved. I am building the Moto stanzas in dmrlink.cfg as follows and t

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bridge.py is part of hblink3 – the Python 3 version of HBlink. HB_Bridge.py and hb_bridge_all.py are completely different programs with completely different uses. “Address already in use” Something el

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Cort, I am not seeing bridge.py in my installs. I do have hb_bridge.py and hb_bridge_all.py. Are these interchangeable? With IPSC_Bridge.py I am getting the following errors at start up. root@AI6BX-DM

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Perfect. Thanks From: <main@DVSwitch.groups.io> on behalf of Corey Dean N3FE <n3fe@...> Reply-To: <main@DVSwitch.groups.io> Date: Saturday, November 30, 2019 at 6:22 PM To: <main@...

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Corey and Steve were already here, but I’ll reiterate: Treat the HB_Bridge and IPSC_Bridge branches like completely different programs from DMRlink and HBlink master branches. Just map it that way in

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Keith, You’re really going to have to think about your project goals and make a decision. I have run systems with confbridge.py running on one side and bridge.py on the other… There are a LOT of thing

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They can coexist just fine. Just do got clone in a different directory and away you go! Corey n3fe

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Cort, Thank you for your timely and detailed response. With the links Steve sent, I think I am ready to have a go at it again. That said, I note in your response below that use of TGID and some repeat

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Copy that. From: <main@DVSwitch.groups.io> on behalf of Steve N4IRS <szingman@...> Organization: msgstor.com Reply-To: <main@DVSwitch.groups.io> Date: Saturday, November 30, 2019 at 4:37 PM To

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IPSC_Bridge and HB_Bridge were built with one basic purpose in mind, to take the data stream down to it's component parts. Those parts are voice data and meta data. once these parts are extracted they

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As Cort said, IPSC_Bridge and HB_Bridge are stand alone Python2 programs. As a pair they allow you to connect a IPSC network to a HB network. I would keep them separate and configure them to connect y

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Steve, Thank you for these links. Perhaps this is a stupid question however since I already have DMRlink installed via mk- should I just copy the IPSC files over or clone this entire directory and run

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Why not just connect the XPR8300s to the IPSC system with the SLR5700s? By the way, the “master” is inconsequential. The only purpose it serves is bootstrapping a new peer in the IPSC mesh – it doesn’

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<https://github.com/n0mjs710/DMRlink/tree/IPSC_Bridge> <https://github.com/n0mjs710/HBlink/tree/HB_Bridge>

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Cort, Note I do not see the IPSC_bridge.py in any of my current installed directories. Is this something installed independent of DMRlink? Keith From: <main@DVSwitch.groups.io> on behalf of "Cort N0MJ

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Cort, Currently I have an SLR5700 functioning as a master hosting six Motorola DMR repeaters. These all live on a public Internet address. I have two Moto XPR8300’s that I want to peer to DMRlink and

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I need to understand what you’re attempting to do. Please fill in the gaps for me? You have a number of Motorola repeaters and MMDVM devices. You’re trying to make them all talk together on a private

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