The BrandMeister Manager button appears only when the Homebrew/MMDVM connector is connected to a BrandMeister server. What sharkrf.link does is it forwards your browser to the openSPOT3's local IP address. If the openSPOT3 is on a separate dedicated network other than what your browser device (phone...

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Please look at the device log to find out why the transmission has stopped.

It is simpler to implement the ID in CW. FM ID was added later to the OS2 and OS3.

The openSPOT2/3 supports CW ID both in CW and FM. The openSPOT1 only supports CW ID only in CW. Both modes can be used for a CW ID as required by amateur radio rules.

If the modem is in C4FM mode, then it can only receive C4FM transmissions. DTMF is an in-band signalling method, it uses the same audio stream as your voice, so if you want to transmit DTMF to the openSPOT3, then you have to use the modem mode and transceiver it's modem is set to.

Please do the following: - You can reconfigure the Wi-Fi connection if you switch back the openSPOT3 to access point mode by pressing the Wi-Fi button for 3 seconds. - The openSPOT3 will start broadcasting it's own Wi-Fi network called "openSPOT3 AP", indicated by white LED. You can connect to this ...

Try keeping the hotspot settings page open on your iPhone to let the openSPOT3 connect to it's Wi-Fi network.

Controlling the openSPOT3 using DTMF codes is already possible. Please see http://manuals.sharkrf.com/openspot3/en ... calls.html and also each connector's user manual page (for example http://manuals.sharkrf.com/openspot3/en ... ector.html).

I've just tried the following: - Opened the Homebrew/MMDVM connector settings - Switched the protocol mode to MMDVM - Selected a server (I chose IPSC2-DL-HOTSPO but this does not matter) - Checked the "Use DMRplus options" checkbox - Set TS1 TG #1 to 505 - Clicked on the Save button in the Homebrew/...