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-WORKING PROGRESS - 11/07/2024+====== DAPNET – POCSAG Setup on MMDVM Pi-Star ====== 
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 +===== Requesting DAPNET Credentials =====
  
-DAPNET – POCSAG Setup on MMDVM Pi-Star 
-Requesting DAPNET Credentials 
  
 To get setup on the DAPNET / POCSAG pager network you’ll need to raise a ticket to be added to the network/database as an account. To get setup on the DAPNET / POCSAG pager network you’ll need to raise a ticket to be added to the network/database as an account.
  
 Most information can be found the main DAPNET website https://hampager.de/#/ Most information can be found the main DAPNET website https://hampager.de/#/
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 To apply for a user account you’ll need to raise a ticket on the below link: To apply for a user account you’ll need to raise a ticket on the below link:
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 When you submit the ticket it will take a few days for it to get processed When you submit the ticket it will take a few days for it to get processed
-Please be patient with their team and remember their volunteers!+ 
 +**Please be patient with their team and remember their volunteers!**
  
 When you submit the ticket remember to submit it as a “New DAPNET account with RIC” When you submit the ticket remember to submit it as a “New DAPNET account with RIC”
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 If you dont have a DMR ID, you’ll need to go and apply for one If you dont have a DMR ID, you’ll need to go and apply for one
 https://radioid.net/ https://radioid.net/
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 If you already have a DAPNET transmitter close by this is the end of what you need to do to get your account setup. If you already have a DAPNET transmitter close by this is the end of what you need to do to get your account setup.
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 The form is fairly self explanatory, Under callsign most users use their own radio callsign (Unless you are applying for a licenced transmitter, e.g. in UK it would be a MB7Pxx) The form is fairly self explanatory, Under callsign most users use their own radio callsign (Unless you are applying for a licenced transmitter, e.g. in UK it would be a MB7Pxx)
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 The process to get your details processed will again take some time as the team have to create the entries into the databases. The process to get your details processed will again take some time as the team have to create the entries into the databases.
  
 You’ll receive an email with your AUTHKEY and also the area’s that your transmitter have been attached to for the page broadcasts. You’ll receive an email with your AUTHKEY and also the area’s that your transmitter have been attached to for the page broadcasts.
-Setting up DAPNET / POCSAG on your Pi-Star MMDVM Hotspot+ 
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 +===== Setting up DAPNET / POCSAG on your Pi-Star MMDVM Hotspot ===== 
  
 To get POCSAG enabled on your pi-star (assuming you already have a hotspot setup and working) you need to adjust some settings. To get POCSAG enabled on your pi-star (assuming you already have a hotspot setup and working) you need to adjust some settings.
  
 Log onto your Pi-Star hotspot and go to Configuration Log onto your Pi-Star hotspot and go to Configuration
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 When you get to the page, you’ll need to toggle the enable button for POCSAG at the bottom of the list. When you get to the page, you’ll need to toggle the enable button for POCSAG at the bottom of the list.
 Click on the “Apply Changes” and allow the pi-star to reboot to enable the service. Click on the “Apply Changes” and allow the pi-star to reboot to enable the service.
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 Once the Pi-Star has rebooted and come back, you’ll need to go back into Configuration and scroll down to the POCSAG section. Once the Pi-Star has rebooted and come back, you’ll need to go back into Configuration and scroll down to the POCSAG section.
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 If you intend on letting the transmitter be “public” use, leave both fields blank. If you intend on letting the transmitter be “public” use, leave both fields blank.
 Apply the changes. Apply the changes.
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 The last section you’ll need to complete is under Configuration > Expert > DAPNET API The last section you’ll need to complete is under Configuration > Expert > DAPNET API
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 You can verify this by checking the dashboard of your Pi-Star but also on the DAPNET Transmitter map You can verify this by checking the dashboard of your Pi-Star but also on the DAPNET Transmitter map
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 +De, Kevin 2E0LSR
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 +Notes --
 +Original content from own personal page referenced below:
 +https://sidx.org.uk/dapnet-pocsag-setup-on-mmdvm-pi-star/
  
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