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 ambeserver-ttyUSB0.conf file to edit.

Thanks again buddy...73 Dev, 9Y4DG

On Wed, 30 Jan 2019 at 01:25, (null) (null) via Groups.Io <fdecuire=yahoo.com@groups.io> wrote:

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 18307.

Frank k6fed 

On Jan 29, 2019, at 8:53 PM, Dev Gosine <dgosine@...> wrote:

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 does one change the UDP port either in the initialisation process of the Raspberry Pi and/or in the AMBE Server??

I suspect a file of two needs to be edited..... any ideas or suggestions??

I thank you for your contributions...73 Dev, 9Y4DG

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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 18307.

Frank k6fed 

On Jan 29, 2019, at 8:53 PM, Dev Gosine <dgosine@...> wrote:

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 does one change the UDP port either in the initialisation process of the Raspberry Pi and/or in the AMBE Server??

I suspect a file of two needs to be edited..... any ideas or suggestions??

I thank you for your contributions...73 Dev, 9Y4DG

Hi Dev,

If you are admin of XLX299 contact David ( info@...) and ask him to routing your ambeserver to xlx299 R.

On Tue, 29 Jan 2019 at 11:51, Dev Gosine <dgosine@...> wrote:

Thank you for your suggestion, but I already use BlueDV.

I would like to link XLX 299 Module R to Peanut so that anyone using Peanut would have access to that reflector.

Thanks again...Dev, 9Y4DG

On Tue, Jan 29, 2019, 7:34 AM Gwen Patton <ardrhi@... wrote:

Well then, just pop over to the play store and get BlueDV AMBE. That's the correct client app, not Peanut.

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Sorry, Dev, we're singing the same song as before...you didn't say what you wanted clearly enough. I didn't know you even HAD BlueDV. You only mentioned Peanut.

Jorge is right -- you'll have to contact David PA7LIM to coordinate that with him. He'll have to add your server into his network.

Sorry again that we seem to be having some difficulties communicating. I hope David can help you get that set up.

73,
Gwendolyn Patton, NG3P

Thank you for your suggestion, but I already use BlueDV.

I would like to link XLX 299 Module R to Peanut so that anyone using Peanut would have access to that reflector.

Thanks again...Dev, 9Y4DG

On Tue, Jan 29, 2019, 7:34 AM Gwen Patton <ardrhi@... wrote:

Well then, just pop over to the play store and get BlueDV AMBE. That's the correct client app, not Peanut.

Well then, just pop over to the play store and get BlueDV AMBE. That's the correct client app, not Peanut.

Do you have an AMBE device connected to that Pi, like a ThumbDV? AMBEServer doesn't work by itself, I don't think. It needs an AMBE chip in a piece of hardware to do the coding and decoding. 

Peanut is a VERY limited app that runs on David PA7LIM's servers, on the reflectors he's configured. You can't change them, I don't think. You'd need your own AMBE device on that AMBEServer, and then BlueDV AMBE for Android to connect to it. You can use Peanut without a server of your own, you're just limited to the reflectors and rooms David set up. His servers have AMBE devices on them that handle the part you're missing.

I have a ThumbDV on a Pi running AMBEServer, and BlueDV AMBE on my phone and my Inrico T320, and it works just like you want. But unless you've got some hardware for AMBE you didn't include in that post, you're missing some pieces. Perhaps this? http://nwdigitalradio.com/product/thumbdv/

If I'm mistaken, anyone please chime in.

Gwen, NG3P