Hi Santu, do you know this ? https://github.com/N4IRS/DMRGateway/blob/master/DMRGatewayDiagram.pdf 73 de Jean-Marc - F1SCA

Hi John, thanks. I aleady did it and that works very well. But I need to convert it to a "USB dongle" in order to connect it to a CBRIDGE, which accept only dongles. The converted PIDV (either with

Jean Marc -- why not just create an ambeserver and access it over the UDP/IP network? The schematic is here http://nwdigitalradio.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/DV3000DS.pdf The required pins are in

Hi, I have a PIDV that I try to connect as an USB dongle. Did anyone be successfull making it work ? Which pins of the PIDV must I use ? I have some converters which I can probably use, FTDI

Thank you, that's clear now. It seems I'll have to code ;-)

The AMBE 3000 chip will process D-STAR AMBE just fine, the protocol for talking to the chip is different.

Hi, Thank you for your answer. That's what I was fearing... Changing the source may be quite difficult, because source code of some components is not available. I understood that AMBE3000 chip was

AMBEserver is using the newer AMBE3000 chip from DVSI. When Scott wrote his code the predominant AMBE solutions used older chips (usually USB attached) with a different setup and byte flow to process

Hi, I'm trying to set up a D-Star to Asterisk. I've got a DV3000U/ThumbDV connected on a Raspberry Pi, with the AMBEServer listening. I'm trying to connect to it from another

Thanks J.R. I thought about looking at the source code out of curiosity but decided that was way above my pay grade. If adding a couple of XREFs isn’t too difficult, I might follow your lead and

It turns out that another application on my Mac, Suunto Moveslink, grabbed the serial port /dev/tty.usbserial-DN00WN4G as soon as the device was inserted. I turned off the Moveslink app and all is

J.R. I guess the only thing else I could suggest is making sure you are connecting to the correct port. I have a bunch of them connected on some Macs. Regarding 10.12.4 beta, this is a first for me. I

Craig- Thanks! I double checked and do not have the FTDI drivers installed. I did boot into my Bootcamp partition and all is well with the ThumbDV in Windows. I'd prefer to run MacosX, however.

I’m using ThumbDV with Buster on OSX 10.11.6 El Capitan and it’s working just fine and continues to have voice so long as in Preferences > Audio > Announce Reflector Status Change is checked.

Lyn- Thanks for the quick reply. I'm running Sierra release 10.12.3 (notice you're running beta -- very brave). Buster finds my serial port, but when I switch from the default 230400, I get

J.R., I had a similar issue and I found that it was caused by the FTDI drivers that I had installed for another device. I did the uninstall process for the drivers, restarted the laptop and then

HI J.R. I am using a ThumbDV and Buster with Sierra 10.12.4 and it works OK with baud set to 46800 - see attached screen shot. I don’t remember doing anything special when I installed Buster, but

I’ve just received the ThumbDV from NW Digital Radio. I’m trying to use Buster, but when I select the serial device representing the ThumbDV and try to set the port speed to 460800, buster locks

Hello, I having issues with hearing and speaking with people in xreflectors. I spoke with a ham who was using a mega board today just fine. We could hear each other and talk just fine. Others using

As an update, I deleted and reentered my callsign data from all fields in Dummy Repeater and now it checks out OK on the Gateway: M: 2017-02-10 00:11:13: GATEWAY: OE9PKV G 194.208.145.43 M: