I know you are running a bridge. Can I assume 1 Master and 1 Peer?
The Peer is connected to BM?
Your Repeaters connect to the Master?
The dmrlink / ambe_audio is connected to the Master?

On 4/5/2017 2:18 PM, Robert Newberry wrote:

I've encountered a strange problem on my existing system that has been working for over a year without problem. I have not recently updated the software nor have I made any changes. The day I noticed it stopped working correctly I probably haven't even logged into it for weeks. I did all of the simple stuff like rebooting/ removing power to repeaters, routers, RPI's still hasn't fixed the problem.

Here is the problem.

-When I TX on my local DMR repeater it is heard on BM by my test subject on an open spot, but the audio is not being heard on Allstar

-When I TX on Allstar it goes up to BM and is heard by my test subject on his open spot, but the audio does not repeat on  my local DMR repeater.

-When my test subject TX's on his open spot I hear it on Allstar and DMR.

This never used to work this way, If I TX'd on my DMR repeater it was heard on Allstar, and in the opposite if I TX'd on Allstar it would be heard on my DMR repeater locally.

I hope that I formulated my question in a way that makes sense. I am unsure how to trouble shoot this because it appears that DMRGateway works in both directions...sort of.

Does anyone have any suggestions on how I should start troubleshooting this?

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N1XBM
Apparare Scientor
Paratus Communicare
Allstar Node # 27086, 41540, 41812, 42086, 42658, 42657
www.radioguysrepeaternetwork.com

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