How to distinguish a DMR vs DStar key up

[sixfootseven]

I am trying to have a live display on our dashboard of whether the current talker is using DMR or DStar, and I can't find a reliable method. I can't use the callsign of their repeater or gateway, as some users have the same callsign and band for 2 different connections - DMR and DStar. Can the syslog entries please have the mode somewhere in the entry? Or is there another way to tell?

Jul 1 20:58:15 xlx xlxd: Opening stream on module A for client ZL2EZ B with sid 3150

[vk4tux]

The suffix box indicates a suffix entry for the dstar user and no suffix for the dmr user.

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[sixfootseven]

Cheers, figured i might have missed something obvious. Thanks Adrian.