I received several requests to assist radio amateurs in various areas of South Africa to setup a AllStar to DMR Bridge Network in their area. I am more than willing to assist in providing the links on how to setup such a Bridge. Please note I am not the person who compiled the software. Far more clever radio amateurs were responsible for this great DMR feature. I only used their "How to" manuals to setup the ZS1I DMR Bridge. I would like to thank each and every person who contributed to this "project".
Please take note of the following:
- This project is not for Linux O/S beginners. If you do not have experience in using Linux and AllStar then you first need to learn how to use the relevant firmware.
- There is quite a bit of reading involved in setting up the Bridge. Take time to read through the manuals.
- You will also need a few minutes or hours to get the Bridge up and running depending on your experience level.
- It is very difficult to do fault finding via a telephone, WhatsApp, email etc. If you follow the manuals you should be able to get the Bridge up and running without any outside help.
- Who can assist me when I get stuck? Well I had nobody to assist me and I got stuck several times. As this is a first for the Garden Route Area I had to rely on "Google" to find solutions for my error messages. Do not forget Google is your problem solving assistent here!!
Here is the links that I used to setup the AllStar to DMR Bridge Network:
AllStarLink = https://wiki.allstarlink.org/wiki/Downloads
Allstar to DMR Bridge:
https://4x5mg.net/wp-content/uploads/ASL%20to%20DMR%20Bridge.pdf
https://icemanjeep.blogspot.com/2019/09/allstarlink-echolink-brandmeister-dmr_18.html
https://4x5mg.net/2018/07/16/allstar-to-dmr-bridge/
I trust that the above will assist you in setting up an AllStar to DMR Bridge successfully.
