OpenGD77

I would like to present a new project I am working on. It is a DMR network radio. It can run on a Raspberry PI. I have borrowed some code (and a lot of inpiration) fro OpenGD77 and other projects. You can find more about it at http://dmrstation.com Here you have a video showing some of the features ...

Thanks for the answer, I made the wrong interpretation.

When we talk about the dmr ids we are talking about the contacts, right? typedef struct { uint32_t tgOrPCNum; uint16_t index; } codeplugContactCache_t; typedef struct { int numTGContacts; int numPCContacts; codeplugContactCache_t contactsLookupCache[1024]; } codeplugContactsCache_t; __attribute__((s...

Only when I modify the DMR ID upload, to use the old calibration data store location, would going back become difficult That is what i suspected. Is it possible to make it an option in the CPS? Maybe some users do not need the extra DMR id space and prefer to keep the callibration copy intact. How ...

Will this have some impact if people wants to go back to the original firmware or a previous version?

I have not looked at how the filtering works, if the new filter settings "close" the audio when it was open it might happen that the audio amp is left on. For instance when the slot is changed we call disableAudioAmp and it will be enabled the next time new dmr audio comes in. Maybe the same should ...

I edit the message, i thought I had found a race condition while looking for a next channel but it is not the case.

So if I need to open the radio to solder some wires, appart from the USB connection is there another (free, not used during normal operation) bidirectional interface we can use to communicate to the outside world? (i2c, uart....) And now my crazy idea just in case you want to know what I am looking ...

Before cutting any wires I will try to find the jacks in an electronic components store, do some testing and if it works build a connector with the 3d printer. Is this drawing right? if it is, then the data+ is in the tip of one of the connectors, I hope it is not the one that mechanically switchs b...

How is the internal mic and speaker disabled when you connect a mic to the gd77? Is there a mechanical switch? Is it possible to modify the connectors, maybe by removing the tips to make them shorter, so one can use the internal mic and speaker and have serial data at the same time?

David