Absolutely nothing. It's a manufacturability change, mostly support parts on the PCB. The functionality and primary chips are the same as the current ThumbDV. -- John D. Hays Edmonds, WA K7VE

Judging by the number you still have on hand. Don't you mean The Report of my death has been"grossly" exaggerated? What are the differences between the sale Thumb and the new Thumb that would make.me

It was reported to me that someone on the International D-STAR net said that the ThumbDV was going out of production. THIS IS NOT TRUE. The ThumbDV is on sale for $99.95 on existing stock. NW Digital

Purely as an exercise I have XLX running on a BeagleBoneBlack and today I updated my Macbook with the resulting one-way audio. A few minutes testing identified my problem and a

That’s what I figured. The dumb author of this software didn’t know who to ask about preferred protocols to the XLX reflectors and assumed that DExtra would work fine and was the easiest. I’m

There’s been an issue w/ use the XRF protocol w/ XLX reflectors known for a while. That’s why we recommend people use the DPLUS or DCS protocol on our XLX reflectors. I know for some, that can

I suspect it’s an interim solution. Friends using Windows machines can access 2-way audio by calling up the XLX reflectors. What you have here is a work-around which is fine. However, I would not

I have Buster 1.2.3 and I experienced the same one-way effect. In my case the cure I found is to issue a connect, for example, to DCS600 A instead of XLX600 A. A connection to XLX defaults to Dextra

Yes, same here. I referred to Anna, Buster’s creator. I’m sure she’ll take a look relatively soon. Dick Herrick, BEE, PE rjherrickpe@... (Office) 704-509-2882 (Cell) 704-995-1522

I’m using Buster on MacBook Pro and ThumbDV. It works on REF reflectors, but not XLX reflectors. Recent update allowed linking to XLX reflector and transmission confirmed on Dashboard. Could not

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Hallo Eric, I understand it by editing /etc/opendv/ambeserver-ttyUSB0.conf. However, the opendv directory does not exist. So I can not edit ambeserver-ttyUSB0.conf. Where is ConfigFile? I generally

Thank you Eric, I used it on raspberry pi. So I think I can use on debian machine. I will try editing the code of config file.(may be 460800 is right.) Thank you

This will put AMBESERVER on your Raspberry Pi running Raspbian or Debian box running Stretch or Jesse. THIS IS NOT FOR COMPASS LINUX. I am running this with ThumbDV in my Debian Box and also with my

I'm totally new to group and not familiar with this code or dvstick but maybe you have the wrong baud rate? I saw a similar grinding of the gears at first when using a ThumbDV with BlueDV for windows

Gwen, I'm glad you got it working, but I can't take any credit for writing the instructions, I just knew they had worked for me. 73, Kenny, KU7M

Anna, I’m your tester for the XLX issue. Here’s what’s NOT happening. I can call someone using a Wintel (we were on the phone for testing purposes). He could hear me normally. When he

I have updated instructions at https://nw-digital-radio.groups.io/g/ambe/wiki/AMBEserver-Addendum#Quick-Build-on-Linux The 'roll your own' (e.g. non-Compass Linux) approach, assumed familiarity with

Kenny, Thank you! I pulled a clone of that repository, did a make, then make install, and now I have it working both from my Win7 pc on BlueDV AND from my Android phone on BlueDV. It's still an