Connection Cheat Sheet
This handy table depicts at-a-glance, how to connect and switch modules in both DMR and YSF with WPSD-based hotspots…
| Module | Name | DMR (via DMRgateway; TG-6) | DMR2YSF as master | DMR2YSF (via DMRgateway) | YSF DTMF | YSF DG-ID |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| A | NY/NJ/PA | PC 64001 | - | - | #80364 | 10 |
| B | MN/WI/IA | PC 64002 | - | - | #80364 | 11 |
| C | USA | PC 64003 | - | - | #80364 | 12 |
| D | General Rag-Chew | PC 64004 | - | - | #80364 | 13 |
| E (i) | WPSD Chat (#) | PC 64005 | TG 80364 (*) | TG 7080364 (*) | #80364 | 14 |
| Disconnect | Disconnect from Module | PC 64000 | PC 4000 | PC 7004000 (Use PC 7080364 to reconnect) |
- | - |
- Legend:
PC= Private CallTG= Talk Group/Group Call(*)= Kerchunk to link to the reflector before talking(i)= This is the default linked module for YSF, etc.(#)= BrandMeister users: call TG3170603for the WPSD chat room (Module E)
Note: As you can see from the Cheat Sheet above, DMR and native YSF provide the most
flexibility and control of modules. DMR2YSF does not (for now) and will default
to module “(E) WPSD”, as configured on the XLX493 reflector.
For more detailed reflector and connection information, see the XLX493 Web Page.
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