Is there a terminal command to monitor traffic on the RPi/COMPASS AMBEserver? My server is accessible by a few friends and I’d like to know when the server is being used. Tnx .... Tom VE3NY

Hi John, thanks for your quick reply. With your first question you are hitting the spot: it's a 3rd party AMBE. And last night in our 80m daily qso party somebody told me about the difference

Hi Charly, Is this a ThumbDV™ or a 3rd party AMBE 3000 device? They all function similarly, but NW Digital Radio manufactures and supports the ThumbDV™ exclusively. It sounds like your AMBE is

Hello, I'm new on DStar and I try to get an AMBE 3000 stick working on my new Win10 ACER Laptop. My problem is: on the ACER I can't hear any thing in the speaker or my Sennheiser headset. The headset

So, after reboot. I tried to run ambeserver with systemctl. I enabled and then started Here is the output. sudo systemctl status ambeserver@... ● ambeserver@... - DV3000 Daemon Loaded:

John, That article helped and lot! I think that should be in the wiki. I did sudo systemctl disable hciuart and added pi3-disable-bt to the config.txt and rebooted. Here is the ambetest2

The RPi 3 can muck with device names. See https://www.raspberrypi.org/documentation/configuration/uart.md Try /dev/ttyS0

Good Morning! I have a RPi3 and PIDV and cannot get it to work with AMBEtest , AMBEsocket or AMBEserver. I have tried the guide on the ambe groups.io wiki and installed compass. I could never get

Hi Everyone. First of all thank you for your testing, observations, suggestions, and requests for help via the established groups on

Hi all, I wish to thank you for your responses. It helped! And now server is working fine. It was indeed a pb of ports…. Best regards, 73 F1JMN

If you’re using a ThumbDV you are using the wrong serial port. You need to do something like: systemctl stop ambeserver@ttyS0 systemctl disable ambeserver@ttyS0 systemctl enable

Often these issues boil down to the power supply for the Pi, make sure your supply is at or above the recommended 2.5A at 5.1 VDC as recommended for the Pi.-- John D. Hays Edmonds, WA K7VE

Hello, my tutorial here : http://radioamateur.forumsactifs.com/t2179-cle-usb-dvstick-30-de-dvmega-en-serveur-sur-raspberry-pi-configuration-et-materiel-necessaire and the image if you want

Try to feed the ThumbDv trough a USB hub that has en external power supply .. I have seen some problem with the Rpi not able to feed the ThumbDv properly. Richard Ve2DJE

After installing AMBE server on a RPI3B+ i cannot run it.... I have this message : Can anyone help me please? Best 73 F1JMN ● ambeserver@... - DV3000 Daemon Loaded: loaded

Hi all, I want to install a AMBE server on a RPI3b+. I followed all wikis on this topic... Unfortunately when I run service i got this error.... I don't know how to solve it... Please Help. Thanks

Marco, The file is owned by the system, so you'll need to use an account with root privileges. Then any text editor should be able to open and edit the file, just remember that you can do a lot of

Tahnk you for answeare Kenny, i have found the file /etc/init.d/AMBEserver but i cannot open it for change the port. What software should I use to open an executable file? 73 Marco - IK6IOQ

Marco, I don't run the version of AMBEserver installed via the Compass install, but I know you change the port used by AMBEserver with the -p option when starting it. I'd take a look in the startup

Hallo, i try to change port on my AMBEServer running on Compass Linux under Rasp PI, so in the directory /etc/opendv i change the file ambeserver-ttyUSB0.conf The problem is that every time i reboot