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Galaxy becomes EDPNET

Galaxy has been our preferred partner for sim cards with data usage. About a year ago Galaxy was merged with the Internet provider EDPNET who wanted to extend their mobile market share.

Now the second stage in the merge is ongoing and existing customers will receive new sim(s) to swap to the new provider (new branded sim card with other APN). You will receive a package by land mail with new sim card(s) and an explanation on how to migrate.

New customers and migrated customers will have another APN than existing customers.
If you register a new sim card or when you already received your new sim cards & migrated them, your APN must be set to data.be.

Don’t set your APN to data.be if you are not migrated yet, this will not work.

And last but not least: This migration will result in a later stage next year in lower fee’s per mb. Ain’t that good news!

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NRAPRS

Since NRAPRS is getting into a nice working Beta stage, it was time to update the manual section with a descent manual and how-to:
NRAPRS – Installation and how to guide

NRAPRS – Network Radio Tracking

For those who are not up to date with NRAPRS : on www.nraprs.be you can see a map where you can find, locate and track other Network Radio Users around the globe.

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Telo TE-590

It took a while but finally my Telo TE-59O arrived today.

I’ve been waiting for this device since mid december, but the delivery was postponed due to reasons out of my or the dealers hand.

From my point of view this is the best quality in Network Radio you can buy for the moment: audio-, built- & display quality.
And I love the big display, huge advantage in operation various apps.
But again, that’s a very personal matter!

More info on the device here: Telo Systems
I got mine on Network-Radios.co.uk with great support and follow up!
(Keep in mind that there is a version with Google Apps and a version without! )

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How to map speed dials to channels and contacts in Button mapper.

Tip by Phil – NROO1

On mobile devices you can map the P1/2/3/4 buttons to go to a channel/contact in Zello with Button Mapper. In theory you can map any hardware button to a channel or contact except for buttons that are preoccupied by the Zello app: SOS-button, PPT , … If you still use your dialer, make sure you map the long press key and not the single press key.

  • Rename the channels you want to add to 01, 02 and so on …
  • Add the buttons in Button Mapper and for every button add the Action: “Broadcast Intent” to single tap (for CH 05 to 08 use long press)
  • In the field “action” add “com.dfl.knob” (without the brackets)
  • in the field “key:value” add “frequencyNum:XX” where XX is the number of the channel(01, 02…)
  • save and try 
  • Warning: This only works in the donation version!!!

This also works with other numbers, so if you have allready setup different numbering on your account you can also map “03 ZRB to P2” or “16 Mom to P4”
If you want to use the “single press” on the P1, you should config the “long press” on P1 identical to the “short press.” Otherwise it will not work with “short press” We don’t know why but that’s the work around we found 😉