IPSC Satellite Receiver

[allenmpack]

SLR5700 Satellite receiver

I have been running a 5 site IPSC system with no issues … I set my master up today for master voter and the regular repeater connect but I can’t get any satellite receivers to connect



All firmware the same



The master site is address 192.168.1.91 port 5001



The satellite receiver is on the bench at the same location on a vlan 192.168.7.92 but will not associate with the master …. If I switch it back to normal repeater works perfect … go back to satellite recover and won’t connect



Any help

 

[Firebuff880]

Note: there is a bug in the SLR repeaters at M2025.01 that breaks Voting, supposed to be addressed in M2025.03..
MTN-0044-25

 

[allenmpack]

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Note: there is a bug in the SLR repeaters at M2025.01 that breaks Voting, supposed to be addressed in M2025.03..
MTN-0044-25

Awesome I hadn’t heard that but I think I’m on 2025.03 but I’ll double check

 

[TampaTyron]

Unique radio ids on the repeaters, unique udp ports on all repeaters, does it work if in same subnet?

Voter needs to be setup on the repeater that is comparing audio between itself and the satellite receiver.

So, if you have 5 sites and you are adding a receiver to site 3, then site 3 is the voter with the satellite receiver feeding off of it with same RX freq, color code, etc as the voter.

TT

 

[allenmpack]

Unique radio ids on the repeaters, unique udp ports on all repeaters, does it work if in same subnet?

Voter needs to be setup on the repeater that is comparing audio between itself and the satellite receiver.

So, if you have 5 sites and you are adding a receiver to site 3, then site 3 is the voter with the satellite receiver feeding off of it with same RX freq, color code, etc as the voter.

TT

I set one of the repeater as “master voter” it’s ip is 192.168.1.91 port 5001 … i set the other as a satellite receiver pointed at master with a peer id 1 and a stability factor .5 …. The repeater radio ids are 1 number apart … all I get if the flashing network might … if I change it to “normal repeater” connects instantly

The same subnet has the exact same results

 

[allenmpack]

Correction*

I set one of the repeater as “master voter” it’s ip is 192.168.1.91 port 5001 … i set the other as a satellite receiver pointed at master with a peer id 1 and a stability factor .5 …. The repeater radio ids are 1 number apart … all I get if the flashing network light … if I change it to “normal repeater” connects instantly

The same subnet has the exact same results

 

[Firebuff880]

Awesome I hadn’t heard that but I think I’m on 2025.03 but I’ll double check

It would be very hard to be on M2025.03 since it will not be available till Late November at the earliest --

M2025.02 is current.

 

[allenmpack]

It would be very hard to be on M2025.03 since it will not be available till Late November at the earliest --

M2025.02 is current.

I am on 20.25.01.11 …. Do you think that’s my issue?

 

[allenmpack]

It would be very hard to be on M2025.03 since it will not be available till Late November at the earliest --

M2025.02 is current.

I see what you are referencing … I don’t think I make it that far it definitely never reboots … it looks like once I get it working I’ll have another issue haha

 

[Firebuff880]

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