Hi dutchlincoln, since you haven't updated this topic yet since you opened a ticket with us, let me clear up what happened to anyone reading. The problems you were having sending was due to your mining. You were trying to send hundreds (if not thousands) of small mining payouts in a single transaction. Even if coins are received in the same address, each UTXO being spend needs its own signature in the transaction. Each signature takes up some bytes of data. If spending enough UTXOs, the transaction size (in bytes) becomes too large. Larger than the size permitted by the network. Hence the error "transaction was rejected by network rules. tx-size". The solution, as explained on case 6 of our article here, is to send a smaller value.

The issue with $2200 not appearing in your Ledger wallet most likely is due to derivation path differences, as suggested by HCP. Coinomi fully supports segwit on the DGB wallet. This includes P2SH-wrapped "S" addresses, as well as native "dgb1" segwit addresses. If Ledger doesn't yet support those addresses, funds there won't be visible by their software. Of course there is no reason for alarm. The funds remain safe in your addresses and under your full control. Once Ledger is updated to support those addresses and you add a "segwit" or "native" DGB wallets there you will see all funds.