Bryan K7UDR clearly has the superior setup, and is with NW Digital, so I'm going to let him field this one. My Pi would go into a boot loop with the ThumbDV in its USB port directly, but boots fine wi

First suggestion. Is your ThumbDV plugged directly into the Pi? The USB port on a Pi usually doesn't have enough current to run a ThumbDV. If it is, try a powered hub. I run AMBEserver on my Pi, with

Reporting bugs isn't contributing as a developer, it's informing the developers that you found something that needs attention. If they told you otherwise, next time your car makes a funny noise, ask y

The whole password thing is that Brandmeister doesn't want to have a default password anymore. So you go to the Brandmeister website and if you don't have one, create a self-care account there. Use yo

BM uses your self-care login from their website to connect to the masters now. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=-=- 73, Gwen, NG3P

Clay, Did you plug in the ThumbDV and run the tool, or without it in a USB port? There's a reason I'm asking, and you haven't said whether or not the ThumbDV was in the USB port or not. -=-=-=-=-=-=-=

He said he used a USB cable to transfer files. What it wouldn't have is your typical DB-25 RS-232 port, since those are made obsolete by USB. While a machine may have several USB ports, they are dynam

It's worse than that. Did you check device manager before or after you plugged in the ThumbDV? I'll bet the answer is "before". Plug it in, THEN check device manager. It doesn't activate a com port un

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'

Dennis, did you actually go to the Brandmeister site, create an account for yourself, and set the password? You do that in the Self-Care section of the site. If you only put some random password in Bl

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I strongly suggest contacting David about this, as NW Digital Radio has nothing to do with creation or support of that software. I *think* Brandmeister has made some changes in how you log into their

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Set a default Fusion server and room. If you don't, loading the setup will give that crash result, even if you don't use Fusion. 73, Gwen, NG3P

If it's the error I think it is, check your setup. You can't leave the server and default room blank for Fusion. Unlike DMR and D-Star, it doesn't have default settings. 73, Gwen, NG3P

Only way I know to do it on an Inrico T320 is to use an external AMBEServer. I don't think the T320 is an OTG device. But I stopped trying to use a ThumbDV connected directly to a phone when I saw my

You're right, I did miss that point.

Thank you, David. I knew you'd updated the Windows version for Fusion, and have been happily using it -- it's FANTASTIC! I didn't know you'd also updated the Android version, which I note was updated

Yeah, the Windows version works already with ThumbDV on Fusion just great. Just a plain-jane Ambeserver install on a Pi with a dynamic DNS daemon to keep the IP address steady will work great with the

You know what? NEVER MIND. Forget I even said anything on this thread. I'm not David's support, I just use his programs. It's possible he's done something arcane with Peanut I don't know about because

Mike, are you talking about the ANDROID version of BlueDV? It is called "BlueDV AMBE". That's it's name. The WINDOWS version was the only one working completely with Fusion last I looked. David even s

Is there a reason you're using Peanut, and not the actual BlueDV or BlueDV AMBE clients? I have a simple AMBEServer set up on a Pi 3+, and I can connect to any reflector. With BlueDV Windows, I can ev