Bridges
A bridge joins talkgroups together so traffic on one is carried to the others. Peers already hear each other on a shared talkgroup without any bridge; a bridge is for joining talkgroups that differ.
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Bridges
Peers on the same talkgroup already hear each other with no bridge at all — that is what forwarding does. A bridge is for joining talkgroups that differ, so traffic on one is carried to the other. An endpoint is a peer, a talkgroup and a timeslot; leave the peer blank to mean every peer carrying that talkgroup.
Each bridge joins two or more endpoints. An endpoint is a peer, a talkgroup and a timeslot — leave the peer blank to mean every peer carrying that talkgroup.
A link to another network, or the Zello channel, is an endpoint too. It is shown here by name and made on its own page; here you can change the talkgroup and slot it joins.
Schedule
A window turns a bridge on for part of a week. A bridge named by any window is controlled entirely by the schedule and is off outside its windows whatever its own setting says — which is worth knowing before a net fails to open rather than afterwards. The timezone must be an IANA name such as America/Chicago: an abbreviation cannot express "20:00 local all year" across a daylight-saving change.
A window turns a bridge on for part of a week — a net on a Tuesday evening, say. A bridge named by any window is controlled entirely by the schedule, so it is off outside its windows whatever its own setting says.
The timezone is an IANA name such as America/Chicago.
An abbreviation cannot express "20:00 local all year" across a
daylight-saving change, so it is refused.