Gary, Yes, I would as the task to change the band rate is quite intensive. They are identical except for the band rate. I will await your research. Please let me know. Thanks 73 Don WB5EKU

Let me do a little research and get back to you.

That would be an excellent solution, should you decide to do so.

Would you be interested in swapping your low speed unit for my high speed unit? Gary WB8LEA

Mike, thanks! John sent it to me and it does look quite formatible for thesej old eyes! 73 WB5EKU

Hi John, Yes, I would like to have my original one and my newer one run at the same baud rate for a transcoder project.

I see that John has replied. I forgot to add that the procedure is not for the faint of heart, which is why John has asked why you wish to do it. de Mike

Hi Don. I recall reading a how-to from John Hays of NW Digital Radio, where he explains how to do "surgery" to an Original ThumbDV to change the baud rate from 230,400 to 460,800, I believe that it

Don, Please review http://nwdigitalradio.com/thumbdv-model-a/ Changing the baud rate is not trivial. Is there a particular reason you wish to change it?

Sorry if this has been answered before, I searched but could not find it. I have an original ThumbDV, its baud rate is 230,400. My new ThumbDV has a baud rate of 460800, Is there a hardware (relative

Hello everyone, I recently setup ambeserver linke to peanut and to our YSF Reflector which is alos link to our club's repeater (Yaesu DR1X). We recently encountered intermittent transmissions when TX

Thank you, Bryan. Receive them monday and all working as expected. Glad I got them from you guys. 73's Doug KC0EQA

Out of the Office Friday, took care of this already. 73 Bryan K7UDR

I just ordered a couple days ago, everything cleared, But haven't heard a word about it yet. Or even if I got the $20 discount. I emailed through support and haven't heard anything back either. I

Thanks John, That does work. I've tested and it does start automatically on reboot. I'm not really sure of the security ramifications of running this way especially since pi this will be port

I don't recommend running daemons as root, but you could edit /etc/systemd/system/ambeserver@.service [Unit] Description=AMBEserver Daemon After=network.target serial-getty@%i.service

I tried this the other night and again just now. I copied my ambeserver-ttyS0.conf to ambeserver-serial0.conf and to serial 1.conf. I tried enabling and running both and got the error "ambeserver@...

There are some automatic aliases. Try serial0 and serial1 and see if that helps. See:

John, Thanks for the help. I'm definitely a noob when it comes to a lot of Linux commands and I appreciate you sending me the references. I will study the documentation to get more familiar with the

David, There are two commands you should become familiar with chown (to change ownership of a file or directory) and chmod (to change permissions for the owner, group, and world of a file or