I REALLY like the MMDVMHost-Dashboard, especially the Buttons that allow updates of the reflector, restarts, shutdowns, etc. I made the following changes to the MMDVM.ini file (in the MMDVMHost directory) and things started working correctly: Eventually I noticed that while I was hearing nothing on my HT, the DVmega was transmitting almost constantly. The universal design allows you to choose whether you want to use the DVMEGA or MMDVM firmware.
I checked my older load and everything worked fine, so that meant it had to be a configuration issue. Probably because of #2, I was NOT able to get the RF working.
#MD380 JOTSPOT DVMEGA SETUP ANDROID#
So, If I connect DVSwitch on my Android phone to my Hamvoip Allstar node, it reports a node location that isnt correct. There were two missing bits of information that would have been helpful on their limited single-sheet instruction: Accessing text data relative to connections. That might be the case for their own needs, but it wasn’t working for me. In theory gigaparts did all the work on the setup. It also changed over to MMDVMHost with Dashboard. I was pleasantly surprised to discover that they had changed the OS to Raspbian with PIXEL. I was expecting to clone my image and change the call signs, but not before checking out the latest build supplied with the kit. I volunteered to set up a RPi 3B based DVmega for him, and he ordered the kit of parts form gigaparts. A friend of mine wanted a Hotspot for his home, which is far enough away from our DSTAR repeater to connect to without resorting to high power and a high gain antenna. Youll get a default setup like so: Read in Radio Setup Turn off the radio, plug your radio into the programming cable, then turn on.
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