Thanks so much, Gwen. I really appreciate your help. This step was missing on David's quick start instructions. 73, Bob, KN4HH

Try setting your baud rate up 460480. De AF6BY Jeff

Bob, For DMR on BlueDV, you have to connect briefly to TG 4000, then connect to the new talkgroup. 4000 is the "disconnect" group, and it'll remove you from your current talkgroup. This is NOT

Good day again. Followed David, PA7LIM, instructions for changing Talkgroups. I am stuck in Talkgroup 91. I tried to change to a number of other Talkgroup (93, 310). I inserted 93 in the box, and

Thank you, Gwen for your explanation. Makes perfect sense. Today, I did notice a mix of no data and all data showing up on received stations. Thanks again. 73, Bob, KN4HH

Thank you. Just what I needed. I actually did as you said earliier. Plugged them in and tried both baud rates and if they would not do 460, I marked the V1. thanks for the response. jb. N4NQY

To the best of my knowledge, the only thing you transmit is your number. The rest of the data is provided at the receive end from the downloaded databases. In many cases, updating the databases in

I have D-STAR and DMR working on BlueDV. However I have a question. When I transmit on DMR, I do not see any of my data displayed (Call, Name, etc). The only thing displayed is my DMR number. Most

I had a similar problem and I had to set the speed of com3 to match the data speed of the dongle!! Peter Moore ZL2HM

My apologies for the previous post. Dual posts with dual images really gum up the bandwidth. I did discover that I had the wrong baud rate set for my Thumbdv. I thought I had an earlier unit and I

 Sorry for the redundant posting. I thought I would supply a bit more information than previous posts. The screenshots are of my Bluedv and Device Manager settings. I hope this will

Hi Jay, The very first units did not have the FCC Sticker on the back. They are all 230k4 Baud Units ordered after July 9th 2015 are 460k8 baud There have been a number of small tweaks to the board

I have my ThumbDV on a powered USB hub connected to a Raspberry Pi 3 running AMBEserver. I got a dynamic DNS connection for it, and I can access it from anywhere using BlueDV (Windows and Android).

I think you may have confused "Blue DV" ---the software package that drives a dongle and is pretty new to the older, original DV Dongle (not the ThumbDV) that is colored blue. The DV Dongle was the

I know I have seen an article on how to tell if the Thumbdv is an old version or new by visual inspection. Google cant find it and I see no mention on this message board. Can someon point me to it

This would be better addressed on the xlxd project on GitHub

Ok what needs to be done to make XLX in the cloud use this ambed server? I resolved my original problem by installing the full version of stretch. The Lite version of buster and stretch got the same

I have a fresh install of buster light and I'm working on installing ambed. Any idea why I'm getting this? g++ -c -std=c++11 -pthread cvocodecinterface.cpp -o cvocodecinterface.o g++ -std=c++11

This forum is about the ThimbDV™ and PiDV AMBE devices. BlueDV allows you to use these devices with your computer. There are other groups for hotspots. Including the UDRC and DRAWS™ when paired

http://www.pa7lim.nl/bluedv-windows/ 73, Mark wa4kfz