this would be a good question for PA7LIM David on his BLUEDV WEBSITE

Good day, Thank you for taking the time to read this message and also for your kind contribution to the thread. Here are the facts. 1. I have 5 AMBE Servers. 2. I have 2 DMR IDs 3.

Nice Document. Thank you for sharing.

Might be off-topic but I found the NWDR ThumbDV fantastic for this lil project of mine. I wrote up a document to help people understand creating a cross-mode

RE: "What are the differences and benefits when comparing “IPSC2-MINNESOTA” and “USA-MINNESOTA2” and “IPSC2-USA-MN2”?" Choose whatever DMR+ server you like. The fellow with the issue

The password = passw0rd

A BlueDV DMR+ question – What are the differences and benefits when comparing “IPSC2-MINNESOTA” and “USA-MINNESOTA2” and “IPSC2-USA-MN2”? Thanks WA6PX

Hi David The password I for DMR ls “passw0rd”. I hope this helps. Frank k6fed

Use DMR Master 3108 passw0rd DMR 3108 is more stable passw1rd is for a UK server and passw0rd is for USA and Canada Here is a sample that works. Make your setup screen the same using your info in

I have attached a screen snip of my settings screen. I am using a slightly different password. Perhaps the same will work for you? My password has a “zero” instead of a “one”. If that

I am using a ThumbDV with BlueDV. I have configured BlueDV for BM type DMR and entered my DMR ID in DMR hotspot and simple. DMR Master 3102 passw1rd. I am unable to get the DMR button at the lower

Thanks guys.....Your feedback and responses were awesome!! Mission accomplished!!!....73 Dev, 9Y4DG-- “Your chances of success in any undertaking can always be measured by your belief in yourself"

A standard convention in Unix/Linux is to provide a simple usage message, by using an -h or --help flag to a command. e.g. ambeserver -h will show you: Usage: AMBEserver [-d] [-r] [-s speed] [-p port]

Sorry a typo /usr/local/sbin/ambeserver -d -p 24999 -i /dev/ttyUSB0 -s 460800 -- 73's *********************************** CT1JIB / Jorge Santos ***********************************

Hi all, You can use switch "p" to change port number, exemp: usr/local/sbin/ambeserver -d -i -p 24999 /dev/ttyUSB0 -s 460800 Hope this help -- 73's *********************************** CT1JIB /

Hi Dev, as you remember before you compile (with make and make install) you had edit the ambeserver.c file with a editor (as root) to change in it the baudrate ( maybe you have), on one

There are command line switches to set the port and device.

Thank you Frank for your very prompt response.. It seems as though you might be using Compass Linux. Unfortunately, I'm using Raspian Stretch., so there is no opendv folder and neither am I seeing any

Dev I’m running multiple servers also and I did the following on the PI server: pico /etc/opendv/ambeserver-ttyUSB0.conf Changed the UDP port to 18307 Did UDP port forwarding on the router for

Good day, The AMBEServer defaults to port 2460. I would like to run multiple servers simultaneously. Of course, they can't all use port 2460 concurrently. So the question is how