Put in an issue at https://github.com/LX3JL/xlxd/issues -- John D. Hays Kingston, WA K7VE / WRJT-215

You cannot connect to a repeater directly. You will have to find what server it is connected to. Then link to the server and dial up a talkgroup that the repeater is listening to. Get Outlook for

https://github.com/LX3JL/xlxd Get Outlook for Android

OK then… where is the best place to get support for Ambed?

I am trying to use the Blue DV on DMR +. Have the registration done and don't see anything like local repeaters, but all ISPC-2 links with a state. I live in Central Texas and see there is an ISPC-2

Let's be clear, ambed (which is used by lxld reflectors for transcoding) and AMBEserver are two different programs entirely. At one time ambed folks advised against the Pi, you will need to check

Hi there, DO you have instdructions on getting that setup on the pi? I already have a hostname: ambeserver.ddns.org. Thanks so much, Justin-1i5os

The ThumbDV requires less than 200mA. I power mine on a Pi powered by DRAWS with no issues. 73, Bryan K7UDR NW Digital Radio

First suggestion. Is your ThumbDV plugged directly into the Pi? The USB port on a Pi usually doesn't have enough current to run a ThumbDV. If it is, try a powered hub. I run AMBEserver on my Pi, with

HI there, Just wanted to post an update, got the Ambe server working on the pi, but now I’m trying to figure out how to use these two thumb dvs on my xlx reflector.

FOlks, I’m trying to get my THumb-dvs to compile and run on my pi so that I can get them to work on my xlx reflector, xlx094. However, I’m getting some errors when I try to run the install script

Folks, I’m trying to get my THumbDvs working with my Pi4, and I’m working through the instructions on n5amd.com. Is there a way to install the FTDIO drivers from the command line? I’m

Thanks so much… It really is a very nice app, it just works… I know how it goes having a day job… lol.

I have forwarded your message to Anna, the developer. She does maintain Buster, but is very busy with her day job. 73, Bryan K7UDR

The truth is because I do work with accessibility-related stuff, I do have to be careful, we have a decent group of hams that work for Apple, and one of the things I’d love is to have a mac-native

Reporting bugs isn't contributing as a developer, it's informing the developers that you found something that needs attention. If they told you otherwise, next time your car makes a funny noise, ask

FOlks, I’m using Buster, on the latest pre-release of Mac OS, and it works well with voiceover which I’m glad to see. There are a few minor issues that I’d love to bring to the author’s

Yes, I noticed that after I played with it a little longer. Thanks, Justin

It just pops off. If you squeeze the cap along the sides (skinny part) it may come easier.

The cap just pops off.