Thanks guys, I seem to have all your suggested bases covered at this stage. I was wondering is this Portable AMBE Server using the same distro of Debian as NW does? I don't know enough about identifyi

I cannot answer for that specific product, since it is not a NW Digital Radio product like the ThumbDV™ However a couple of data points: The AMBEserver (generic) software is port and IP address agnost

HI I've been using the same system for a few years. I can tell you that I have made some soft and hardware changes to the master which improves the latency a little when you are on the go (auto) as a

I run my AMBEServer on a Raspberry Pi, with the ThumbDV on a powered hub. I have a port forwarded to Dyndns so I can access it from anywhere using my phone or any other internet-connected machine. It'

hi, I have a portable ambe server https://reflectorloversclub.jimdofree.com/shop/ and am trying to accertain if moving the default port (2465) to match local ambeservers (2462) would effect the reliab

Have you run the ThumbTest.exe from https://nw-digital-radio.groups.io/g/ambe/files ??? The ThumbDV™ appears to the operating system and applications as a simple serial device. There is no user firmwa

Tim, These are my (redacted) settings for BlueDV for Windows. Where I have filled in "YOURCALL", you should put in your callsign. Where I have filled in "DMR_ID" in three places, you should put in you

Tim, Have a look at these 2 links. I'm wondering if the driver install isn't quite right. I know these instructions are for the XLX utility, but the driver install is probably identical. I also used t

baud rate of the Thumbdv is not a common baud rate it is 460800. try that in the software for the ambe server

I have tried the different baud rates and it does not seem to have an effect. The COM ports are correct it usually defaults to COM 6. Looks like the software is just not communicating with the AMBE ch

Check your communication speed for the port the ThumbDV is plugged into, early versions of the ThumbDV required slower communication speed while the newer device requires a faster speed.

Hello all, I am using Thumb DV with Blue dV version 9572 download. I have installed everything correctly and am using the correct COM port. However upon startup Blue DV does not recognize the AMBE sof

I have a DELL Notebook with Windows 10 Build 1909 and DELL Desktop with Windows 10 Build 20H2. I installed BlueDV on both machines. On the notebook it starts up and works perfectly, on the desktop it

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On github check out n5amd ambed that is what i use open ports point to reflector,point reflector to ambed

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In your xlx install there is ambed in there just have to set it up

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Thank you so much. I think I'm on the right track now. I'm reviewing this pdf now. http://hamradio.dip.jp/ja3gqj/ambed_server_myexp.pdf John

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For that matter, you could run your vpn server on your cloud machine, and run both xlxd and ambed on a local machine. Either way, the lowest overhead protocol (by a wide margin) for the VPN would be W

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You could also run a VPN between your XLXD host and AMBED host. (Isolating the AMBED from the public Internet and then it could also be at a dynamic public IP).

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This can certainly be done. The program is called ambed. It is part of the xlxd repository, but it can be built and installed completely separately from xlxd. Good instructions are found in the README

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Thanks for the reply. Our gaol is to have Dstar, YSF and DMR on the same XLX module. I believe this link is for setting up a new reflector and transcoder on a local machine. We have an existing XLX re

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