Cross modes using an NXDN®
transceiver
Using a D-STAR® network (openSPOT4 Pro only)
After you've set up and activated the D-STAR® connector, switch the modem to
NXDN® mode.
Your outgoing callsign will be the callsign associated with the NXDN® source ID.
If there's no callsign associated to the ID, then the callsign will be the Default
callsign for cross mode calls. If this is not set, your outgoing callsign will be your
radio's NXDN® ID as text.
An incoming call's source NXDN® ID will be set to the ID associated with the
source callsign. If there's no ID associated, and the source callsign can be parsed
into a number, it will be used as the source NXDN® ID. Otherwise the Default
cross mode source ID will be used.
All calls coming from the D-STAR® network will be sent as a group call to the
Default cross mode destination ID. If you don't hear calls on your radio then
make sure this ID is in the selective call list (or SelCall is turned off), or it's the
TX contact of the current channel.
Using a DMR network
After you've set up and activated the DMR connector, switch the modem to
NXDN® mode.
The source DMR ID of your NXDN® calls will be set to the same value as the
NXDN® call unless the Always use this ID in cross mode setting is enabled for
the Default cross mode source ID on the Settings page, NXDN® settings
section.
Your NXDN® calls will be sent to the same DMR ID as the NXDN® call's
destination ID unless the Always use this ID in cross mode setting is enabled
for the Default cross mode destination ID on the Settings page, NXDN®
settings section.
The destination and source NXDN® IDs for an incoming DMR call will be set to
the same value as the incoming call's destination and source ID unless the
Always use this ID in cross mode setting is enabled for the destination/source
NXDN® IDs on the Settings page, NXDN® settings section (or if the incoming
DMR call's destination or source ID is out of the NXDN® ID range (0-65535)).
Private DMR calls are converted to NXDN® group calls.
Using a C4FM network
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