Is there a more simpler way to set up a transcode between a DStar REF and and DMR REF than by using the below method? ircddbgw--> Dummyrepeater--> Analog Bridge --> ASL <-- Analog_Bridge <-- DMR REF I

Now working on Jessie. Thanks Steve. Mike

Steve, FYI... Jessie does not natively support this version of GLIBCXX with latest distro upgrade. I'm still working on the fix though you probably will figure it out a day before me. sysop@debian8:/o

Thanks. This seems to allow the binary and ini files to install. But, when running mmdvm-bridge I get the following error: sysop@debian8:/opt/MMDVM_Bridge$ sudo ./MMDVM_Bridge MMDVM_Bridge.ini ./MMDVM

Steve, How come I only see the binaries for analog bridge and mmdvm bridge after I do an apt-get remove then apt-get install? It seems the config .ini files were not installed in the /opt/analog_bridg

Steve, I may have fallen behind with the announcement so my apologies. Is DVSwitch replacing Analog_Bridge from github since it also contains Analog_Bridge and has much more functionality? It looks li

"Some of you may already know that DMR-MARC is no longer registering users or repeaters" Maybe we are just interpreting that sentence differently :) Some may say you are referring to the organization

Steve, You are misinformed about a couple of things. DMR-MARC is alive and well. Our host who had been providing a free service disconnected a server and we restored it on a new hosting service last n

Steve,It's used quite a bit more than you think. You don't have to look that hard on google or Yahoo to find examples. There is no easy way to go from DMR to D-Star so Analog_bridge is used. I guess y

Yes.

Steve, I noticed the source of my problem was setting AUDIO_UNITY on the ASL side in Analog_Bridge.ini. Unity sounds better but the amplitude is probably 40% of what it needs to be. Is there any way t

I am trying to increase the audio amplitude from Allstar to dummyrepeater using Analog_Bridge. Besides Analog_Bridge.ini settings where can I do this? Thanks, Mike, AA9VI

Steve, mine is also 1 with Debian 8 Jessie.

I'm having problems connecting my allstar USRP nodes (i.e node number that interfaces to analog_bridge) to other USRP nodes. I have no problem connecting the USRP to a URIx hardware node. But, I canno

Steven, I will IM you. Thanks. Steve Z: I have Dummy Repeater speaking to ircddbgateway. Done. Either of 2 ways works: Preferences--> Network--> Local Address = 0.0.0.0 or 192.168.1.10 I've had this w

" If DR and ASL are on the same machine, 127.0.0.1 is fine." This is what I am struggling with. If I change the Dummy to 127.0.0.1 it cannot talk to the ircddbgateway. Why? I followed Mike's link and

OK, I moved the Dummy (repeater 2) to port 20011 and the Hotspot repeater (repeater 1) to port 20012. Still, Dummy repeater will not relay any traffic if I use the IP address 127.0.0.1. None. If I use

So, the solution is to swap Repeater 1 and Repeater 2 on the gateway so Dummy is repeater 1 and Hotspot repeater is repeater 2? I had set Dummy to use port 20012 on Repeater 2. It's easy to make the s

sysop@allstar:~$ sudo netstat -unap | grep dummy udp 0 0 127.0.0.1:20012 0.0.0.0:* 2254/dummyrepeater sysop@allstar:~$ sudo netstat -unap | grep irc sysop@allstar:~$ sudo netstat -unap | grep nalog ud

If I put 127.0.0.1 in the Edit--> Preferences--> Network --> Local address no traffic will flow to the dummy repeater. The transmit button will not send traffic to another repeater/hotspot on the LAN.