ICOM 705/9700 D-STAR over LAN or WIFI!! Updates!
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- Опубликовано: 25 июл 2024
- ** remember to disable your GPS when connecting to multi-mode reflectors as it keys up the entire network every few seconds making network managers angry! 😁
A video on how to configure ICOM G3 terminal mode to allow using D-STAR over WIFI to remotely connect to xlx/urf reflectors. Be sure to port forward UDP 40000, 12345 and 12346 through your firewall to your 705 or 9700 radio!
** 2024 update! Please change server name to urf891.wny-digital.network
* 2024 update! Please replace the TO: field /XLX891C with /URF891C. Some radios also require a space ie: URF891 C. **
Make a video where you slowly, so slowly, pull off that plastic :D
Lol
rumor has it.... the plastic is still on it 10 months later. AE7HF
Thanks a bunch for your videos! I just got into your system with access point mode on my 705 via a handheld Dstar radio. You’ve really got about the only good videos regarding how to access dstar without a hotspot. Thanks!
Love it! Built in hot spot! Never considered that.
Thanks 😊 for the video, new IC-705 owner!
nice, made it look easy to setup.
Uber helpful vid..learned alot.. Thanks de N2YDC Arnold in New York City.
Thanks for the video I am just confused on how to get d-star without connecting to a hotspot,I can connect to my cellular hotspot but the gateway and terminal? We’re can I get one ?
Hi, thanks for the video. Don't you need to open up ports on the WLAN? In other videos I heard you have to open UDP Ports 012345, 12346 and 40000 for this to work. I opened them too and I come out everywhere I like, also my GPS data are available on the dashboard, but I have no audio transmitted and also none to hear. What can be wrong here? Thanks
thanks very much nice and terrific review from kb2uew
Dumb question here. If you put any XLX### reflector in the Direct Input or do you have to change the Gateway Repeater (Server IP/Domain) to a different one every time you want to change XLX reflectors??? Does the server need to match the reflector??? Thanks!
4:33 You're using the WiFi antenna on the 705, the cell phone WiFi and LTE/5G antenna, and of course the cell towers... so just a few antennae involved. :D Great ability to have when there is no D-STAR repeater without the need to buy, config, and maintain a hotspot though.
Peel it off!
NOOOOO... I'm so strict about that, I leave them on till they fall off! lol
@@freethegeek4403 why, it looks messy
Great video. One question though. Heard lots of people saying they were not able to use att and Verizon cell phone hotspots because of some udp blocking or something in the cell phones firewall that couldn’t be changed. The was some time ago so I don’t know if that has changed or if I misunderstood the info. Any success with this or some workaround that you know of?
Thats correct. Most carriers double nat nowadays blocking traffic.
You can do this with the ic52 through Blue tooth?
Interesting video, how do you find a list of the gateways to connect to,? just got my 705 and new to this
Once you find ANY XLX reflector, go to its web page, there's a list of all other reflectors and you can click on any of them for their dashboard and usually the DNS name (URL) is what you put in the radio as the Gateway (minus the HTTP:// part)
Same here, says Gateway Repeater ( server IP/Domain) cannot be found ?
Is there a list on line for g3
Hi, can you make Video which explains the G3 Terminal Mode with G3 Gateways, not with XLX Reflectors?
Did not work for me says terminal id not valid
is terminal mode only for XLX reflectors or can you connect to others like REFxxx etc?
REF Yes OK
Hello, may I know how to optain the ServerIP/Domain of the Gateway repeater? Like I'm going to access xlx207 by terminal mode but I don't know what is xlx207's domain name or IP address. thanks.
same here and I still have not figured it out... difficult to understand...
Any news on that? Have you find any list with the ServerIP/Domain of the Gateway repeaters?
I realize I’m replying 3 years after the video, but please explain how to make a contact! I may be the only person who doesn’t know this obviously easy process but…
I am using an icon 705. The radio is programmed to an XLX reflector just as you demonstrated. When I key once I get both up and down arrows and I can spot my connection on the xlx dashboard so I know the radio is set up properly.
What do you do next? I’ve seen some videos change to “use reflector cqcqcq”. I just can’t comprehend that.
It’s silly but I’m struggling to understand how to make a contact. Please help by making a short demo!
that stuff is so complicated... anyone has instructions know to the basics of all this, how this is working, where to find the ip adresses, gateways and infrastucture ? and did I understood that a icom radio could be use to run on a different digital mode than dstar when using the terminal mode ?
IC-705 supports only D-STAR. The reflector must be capable of multi digital protocols/modes. So it depents on the reflector you are using. Some reflectos suppots cross-mode some don't.
Thanks for the video. I too had the cloud with the red X, but somehow I managed to get it to disappear. Still haven't been able to call and talk with anyone, but I'm learning.
My problem now is, I can't figure out how to return to the normal radio made. I ended the TERMINAL MODE, but it doesn't return to the frequency screen. Its gotta be something simple.....Thx,
KJ7TJA
I had the same issue,, would like to know what I was doing wrong.
See part2 video.
@@RadioRetired Press the DR/CALL button to return to normal frequency mode after ending terminal mode.
How are you connecting dmr and DStar?
You are not doing this cross-mode connection, neather does your radio. The reflector must be capable of multi digital protocols/modes. So it depents on the reflector you are using. Some reflectos suppots cross-mode some don't.
Hello, I get the cloud icon with a red x by it. I checked to see if I was connected to my wifi and it looks OK. Any idea why his is happening?
The access point menu shows I am connected to my wifi.
DHCP is off
IP address is 192.168. 0. 10
Thanks
Try setting dhcp to on and restart. Maybe you don't have a default gateway and dns set.
@@freethegeek4403 yep I set DHCP to on and it worked. Thanks!
You're very welcome. Have fun!
You can usually configure the DHCP server to issue a fixed (internal) IP address so the port forwarding always works in a predictable way AND you don't have to put a fixed IP address in the radio itself.
didnt work for me. seems like some steps are missing in the tutorial that i guess are obvious to the presenter
I get an orange up arrow, then a gray up arrow with a red X, then a green down arrow. What do I need to check?
The dashboard of the XLX reflector will show your callsign in "last heard" if it was successful (or nearly so).
Icom is aways Ahead of the Ham Radio Community,
Seems like cheating to use wifi. Ham radio was always unique in that you were working with actual long distance radio communication instead of just using WiFi in your home.