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/usr/local.bin/P25Reflector/P25Reflector.sh.

Likewise, the following FILES should be in these locations: Let's make sure the ini files that were copied to new folders have landed where we intended. The following files should be in your /etc folder (there will be others - including other.

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You should now have all of the software installed. ini files now.Ĭp Analog_Bridge.ini /etc/Analog_Bridge_p25.iniĬp Analog_Bridge.ini /etc/Analog_Bridge_DMR.ini We are going to create those and their associated. Understanding the next few steps are critical - you'll recall from the Architecture section that 2 instances of Analog_Bridge are needed. You should now have a P25Gateway, Analog_Bridge, md380-emu and MMDVM_Bridge folder in /opt - confirm that:

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Follow his instructions for adding the software repository and install the Analog Bridge and the MMDVM_Bridge using his instructions at Steve, N4IRS has made installing and configuring his tools very easy. P25Gateway creation is very similar to the P25Reflector. Open a new terminal window and:Ĭonfirm that you have source files, and they're in the right place: there should be a “P25Gateway.cpp” in this folder.Ĭopy the ini and P25Hosts file to their new home: it should show repeating 'No Repeaters Linked' messages. On first run, you should see something like this (ignore the DMRIds.data error) P25Reflector.sh start /etc/P25Reflector.ini & Sudo chmod +x /usr/local/bin/P25Reflector.sh ini file - Change “Daemon=1” to “Daemon=0”Ĭompile (Make sure you’re in ~/Downloads/P25Clients-master/P25Reflector)Ĭopy the compiled executable file and script to their new location: With the method of your choice, download and extract the client software to its default path (P25Clients-master) in /Downloads, and from there. Open a terminal window and.Ĭonfirm that you have source files, and they're in the right place: there should be a “P25Reflector.cpp” in this folder.

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First, download the P25Clients source code from G4KLX from.

The first component is the P25 Reflector. We are going to build from the P25 side to the Brandmeister side. P25Reflector P25Gateway AnalogBridgeP25 AnalogBridgeDMR MMDVMHost BM Master You'll be installing and configuring several software components that all play together to transcode a DMR data stream to P25 and vice-versa using DVSwitch The DVSwitch packages support other modes as well (NXDN, YaesuFusion, D-Star), and while this document does not cover them, they do not seem wildly different from what we're doing here. Terminal commands are in Italics, and must be run one line at a time… If you’re not comfortable with compiling source code, setting file permissions, or modifying firewalls/port-forwarding – Google for these things! There is plenty of help available for your specific software and hardware… Software packages include: DVSwitch from N4IRS: and the P25 Client software from G4KLX at

This tutorial will serve as a BASIC guide to building your own cross-mode bridge from P25 to/from a Brandmeister DMR talk group. This tutorial is based on a Raspberry Pi 3B+ hardware, however it should be very similar on Ubuntu 18.04 or other current flavors of Linux.

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