When disconnected, the OS3 always tries connecting to SSID #1 in the list, and if #1 can't be connected, then it tries #2 and so on. If you want the OS3 try connecting to an SSID first, then put it into SSID slot #1.

Make sure the frequency and modem mode matches the used one in your transceiver (if your transceiver has Half Deviation turned off then use plain C4FM modem mode on the OS3, if it is turned on (not recommended), then use C4FM Half Deviation modem mode on the OS3).

If the openSPOT3's uptime does not reset then it's not rebooting. Also it does not have a voice announcement which says "connecting to profile 1". If you mean that the openSPOT3 is reconnecting to the server, then you can see the reason in the device log on the Status page. Turn on advanced mode at ...

We'll check if we can reproduce the issue by using separate RX/TX frequencies next week. Please use the same RX and TX frequencies until then.

Issue #1 verify on the Status page, openSPOT3 info section that the device charge speed is normal or fast, and not slow. Issue #2: you can see the reason of the connector switch in the device log on the Status page. Probably you have a setting enabled which caused that. Issue #3: you can see the rea...

What do you mean by rebooting? Do you mean that the uptime resets on the Status page?

You can use any standard USB power converter, which has a standard USB port and can supply at least 500mA (so the charge speed will be normal or fast, not slow, which is not enough to charge the device while it is powered on).

The OS3 does not scan YSFReflector servers for client counts, that's why 0 is displayed.

Setting up the openSPOT3 is described in the user manual's First steps page: http://manuals.sharkrf.com/openspot3/en ... steps.html
You can also find videos about it on YouTube.

You probably have an error with your D-STAR network registration, and the server requires a valid registraion and drops you when it detects it as invalid. Please check your D-STAR network registration.