Create a channel with the correct CC, TS and TG for each repeater you will be traveling between. Make sure IP Connect is checked. This will only work with “real” DMR Repeaters which has IP Connect like a Motorola XPR or SLR series or Hytera RD series. It will not work with hotspots and most home-brew repeaters.

Create a ROAMing list.

Add the channel in the same way as a scan list, however as a TG specific roam list. Name the roam list the TG, E.G.: TG3100.

Build Sequence from left to finally use >>>>>>>>>>
	Channel List Details		Roam List TG3100	Roam List TG310	Roam List TG311	Roam List TGxxx		Zone Roam
Ch 1	Rptr 1 Freq CC TS IP Site Connect TG3100		Ch 1	Ch 21	Ch 31	Ch x1		Roam TG3100
Ch 2	Rptr 2 Freq CC TS IP Site Connect TG3100		Ch 2	Ch 22	Ch 32	Ch x2		Roam TG310
etc	etc		etc	etc	etc	etc		Roam TG311
Ch 21	Rptr 1 Freq CC TS IP Site Connect TG310							Roam TGxxx
Ch 22	Rptr 2 Freq CC TS TG310		RSSI should be round -108. Experimentation may be needed.					These are the channels you actually use
etc	etc
Ch 31	Rptr 1 Freq CC TS IP Site Connect TG311
Ch 32	Rptr 2 Freq CC TS IP Site Connect TG311
etc	etc
Ch x1	Rptr 1 Freq CC TS IP Site Connect TGxxx
Ch x2	Rptr 2 Freq CC TS IP Site Connect TGxxx
etc	etc

As you move and loose one repeater, the radio will switch to the next repeater in the roam list with adequate signal (usually better than -108db) while your main on the same talk group. Your radio will actually ping the repeater and log on (register).