Hi Norbert.

First of all, this is not a problem caused by the openSPOT, but maybee you can give me some inputs to understand what happens. In Denmark we have two DMR nets, DMR+ and MotoTRBO. These two nets has interconnected the talkgroup 238. So when you transmit on 238 you'll be heard on both nets. The DMR+ net is using TS1 when connecting to talkgroups, and the MotoTRBO net is using TS2. My openSPOT is connected to the DMR+ Server Denmark-DK-Test (95.154.31.11) and to the talkgroup 238. The Denmark-DK-Test Server is connected to another Server called IPSC2 (77.243.52.150), which again is connected to a C-Bridge on the MotoTRBO network.
The problem is, when I transmit on 238 from my openSPOT I'm heard on the DMR+ network, but most of the time not on the MotoTRBO network. I'm told that on the MotoTRBO network it looks like the system doesn't know what talkgroup I'm using. But sometimes it is working, and I'm heard on both networks. It seems to me that when it works, I'm comming out on the DMR+ network on TS2, which is very strange, because TS2 is used for reflectors on the DMR+ network.

Here are a screenshot from the MotoTRBO network where you can se the differense when it's working or not.

When it's not working I'm comming out unresolved

and here is a screen shot from the IPSC2 server on the same two transmission

When it's working I'm on TS2.

and here are a log file from the Denmark-DK-Test server where my openSPOT is connected.

When I got my openSPOT this issue didn't exist, but it arrived a week or two later, and it is all openSPOT users in Denmark which have the problem, and also DVMega users. I think all users which use the MMDVM protocol is facing this.
As I wrote I know it not caused by the openSPOT, but hope that you or others, can give som clarification what is causing this.

PS: If I doesn't transmit through the openSPOT, but instead use a repeater, it could be a MotoTRBO repeater or a DMR+ repeater, everything works as expected.

Thank you in advance
73 de OZ9KL