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HAM RADIO · D-STAR
Connect your HAM radio to a D-Star reflector
A practical quick-start for radio amateurs: choose a busy module, program the right network and module, then verify the link on its dashboard.
Native D-Star radio (Icom, Kenwood, Flex)
Register and enable your callsign, enter the access repeater and select the reflector/module from the DR or Your Call menu. Link and unlink commands depend on the model.
MMDVM · WPSD · Pi-Star hotspot
Configure the hotspot callsign, enable D-Star on the modem and select REF, XLX or DCS with its module. Then use the radio connected to the hotspot to link.
DMR, YSF/C4FM and cross-mode
Cross-mode works only when the hotspot and gateway support it and are configured correctly. For predictable results, use a D-Star radio on a D-Star node.
Common procedure
- Choose a reflector here and note its network and module, for example REF003 C or XLX068 B.
REF003 CoXLX068 B. - Program the radio, repeater or hotspot according to its manual.
- Transmit the link command for a few seconds, then use CQCQCQ for the call.
CQCQCQper la chiamata. - Check the reflector dashboard and follow your local band plan and repeater rules.
References: Icom D-Star · WPSD · Pi-Star · D-Star