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| - | ===== YCS Server Overview ===== | + | {{ : |
| ==== New features have been implemented on the YCS servers ==== | ==== New features have been implemented on the YCS servers ==== | ||
| a solution for connecting repeater bridges and hotspots using the C4FM / Yaesu Fusion 2 amateur radio digital protocol with excellent operational quality and customized configurations. It is a project developed by Kurt OE1KBC. | a solution for connecting repeater bridges and hotspots using the C4FM / Yaesu Fusion 2 amateur radio digital protocol with excellent operational quality and customized configurations. It is a project developed by Kurt OE1KBC. | ||
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| * DG-ID : name of the DG-ID group. | * DG-ID : name of the DG-ID group. | ||
| * TYPE : System (protocol) with which the repeater / hotspot is connected: DR-2X / IMRS, YSF, FCS | * TYPE : System (protocol) with which the repeater / hotspot is connected: DR-2X / IMRS, YSF, FCS | ||
| - | * DG-ID numbers with yellow background : DG-ID numbers that can be manually selected (on demand) but cannot be activated permanently. Duration of the request: 10 minutes. It can be deactivated instantly by sending the TX DG-ID 00 (ZERO ZERO) | + | * DG-ID numbers with yellow background : DG-ID numbers that can be manually selected (on demand) but cannot be activated permanently. Duration of the request: 10 minutes. It can be deactivated instantly by sending the TX DG-ID 90 (NINE ZERO) |
| Who can we QSO with on YCS222 | Who can we QSO with on YCS222 | ||
| All digital amateur radio systems are very dynamic, this means that changes and new implementations and interconnections can be present frequently . To see "who we can talk to" you need to see the | All digital amateur radio systems are very dynamic, this means that changes and new implementations and interconnections can be present frequently . To see "who we can talk to" you need to see the | ||
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| === How to connect to YCS222 === | === How to connect to YCS222 === | ||
| - | YAESU FUSION 2 repeaters connect directly to the server through their software, set DG-ID 9 as base (unassigned). Communicate the repeater information to the reflector manager so that information such as frequency, location, etc. is displayed in the dashboard. Using the Pi-Star software, for MMDVM systems (repeaters and hotspots) select the connection from the drop-down menu of the available C4FM rooms, for example, | + | YAESU FUSION 2 repeaters connect directly to the server through their software, set DG-ID 01 as base (unassigned). Communicate the repeater information to the reflector manager so that information such as frequency, location, etc. is displayed in the dashboard. Using the Pi-Star software, for MMDVM systems (repeaters and hotspots) select the connection from the drop-down menu of the available C4FM rooms, for example, |
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