They may not know who their "customers" are as they likely justknow an IP address is consuming bandwidth and want to avoid their systemgrinding to a halt. I suspect with connected hotspots all traffic

Are you talking about WIRES x or YSF? I'm new to any C4FM stuff, but as I understand it, you generally can't connect to YSF reflectors from WIRES x repeaters. No problem if you have a

Folks, sorry for my late reply. Extremely busy professionally. I want to thank you all for willing to assist me. Problem solved with the great help of PA7LIM. For those of you who are less familiar

It’s about time this was done, currently RefO01 remote users 32 gateways connected ref030 has 716 remote and 49 gateways. QSO’s are few. I think there’s a Sunday net on 001c and 030c is just

Whoa… The issues are under study and there should be a communication coming out about it. People were parking multiple hotspots on REF001 and REF 030. This was causing it to be impossible for

Typical mentality of people who are closed and don't communicate with their customers. Totally within their right to run their reflector system as they would like. It would be better if the

I know that's why my question was how to get in touch with the ref001c administrator as I believe my ip address is blocked.

I believe i read a while back that ref 001c had started blocking hotspots that stay connected for long periods of time. Because it was causing an over load on the system.

Reflector one has been doing that for a while now lot of people with same problem. Have heard 30 might start doing it too

Be aware, this has nothing to do with your ThumbDV™. The ThumbDV™ simply converts audio (PCM) to AMBE and AMBE to audio (PCM) via a USB based serial port, all connectivity to reflectors,

I’m having the same problem from my ThumbDV. JohnA

Just recently I haven't been able to link to ref001c nor its dashboard from my shack computer. All other links, dashborads and modes work just fine. In researching this problem and speaking with a

Thanks John, I did find them in between posting and seeing your answer. Is there a way of tracking what the ambeserver is doing? I am having some problems at the moment. I am using BlueDV ambe and I

Hi John, thanks for the great work on the installation instructions. Got mine up and running quickly. I have seen a lot of discussion about the power requirements of the dongle versus the capacity of

Hi Derek, I am planning to do some better instructions. However, if you go to the files section of this group, you will find files with instructions in their description.

I followed the instructions for creating an AMBE server from this excellent

Are you using a NW Digital Radio ThumbDV™ or PiDV? (e.g. USB Connected or GPIO Connected) Are you using Linux? -- John D. Hays Kingston, WA K7VE

How did you fix the DV3k! error?

That's not logical. AMBEserver listens to one serial device and one UDP port transferring packets between clients and the AMBE-3000 chip. Any talk groups, reflectors, etc. and the connection to

I have not seen that behavior when running multiple AMBEservers on the same system. Did you change the UDP port in your client to 2461?