Basil, There was something from SalmonCON I was supposed to followup with you on... Some question about the KX3...?  Audio amplification level adjustment or hardware questions? Second - just basic

It’s not in the wiki because it’s a bug. I just uploaded a new package that I’m hoping will solve the issue and you won’t have to use the workaround -- Annaliese McDermond (NH6Z) Xenotropic

Wow! I'm glad I asked as that's pretty simple. It would be great if that was in the wiki. It would have saved me quite a few installs and pretty much a full day trying to figure out what was going on

The following brings the udrc driver modules back after an apt-get upgrade: apt-get remove udrc-dkms apt-get install udrc-dkms /Basil

I have written out an image to an SD card of the latest Compass image, and downloaded and compiled the udrc MMDVM GitHub package. On trying to start MMDVM I get the following error though. Any

Thanks. Similar to DMR then. No, I didn’t know about the registering. I’m going to catch a few Youtube videos or articles to get properly educated. Thanks for the reference. Dick Herrick, BEE,

Dick, If I found the right Richard Herrick on QRZ.com, you don't appear to be registered with US Trust. Put your call in http://query.ke5bms.com/index.php To register, go to

Anna Sorry i’m still fumbling a bit. Working now. Listening fine on REF001 C. I’ve set the space bar as the transmit button. I would expect my calling to show up in the list of the Buster window,

Hi Gary, A 'hotspot' and using the ThumbDV are two different applications. The ThumbDV is an AMBE-3000 device married to a FTDI USB Serial chip. It provides the function of converting digitized (PCM)

Anna, Let me know where I can donate to your ongoing efforts. Dick Herrick, BEE, PE rjherrickpe@... (Office) 704-509-2882 (Cell) 704-995-1522

Just the first time. What happens is that Buster initially defaults to the 230400 baud rate. On first launch, it tries to talk to the ThumbDV at the wrong baud rate, and you get the “cannot talk

I have been using the Thumb DV with my Mac and it is working flawless. I'm interested in getting a Raspberry Pi 3+. Can this be used as a portable hotspot and if so do I need a PI display to change

Ha! Of course you would have the answer as the author of the software. It did indeed recognize the ThumbDV and the vocoder. Is this something I would need to do every time or just an initial

Dick — Start up Buster Go to the Preferences pane, and select the Vocoder tab. Make sure there is a device selected in the dropdown. Change the baud rate to 460800 Wait 1 second. Remove the ThumbDV

GM. Mac “sees” the ThumbDV I’ve entered the reflector REF001 C to get started. Preferences for Buster says “Vocoder not found” Buster window shows a list of contacts with “Your” saying

Dick, I forgot to mention something. To connect to a reflector, hit the "+" button on the lower right side of the screen and enter the reflector to connect to. To busy ones are REF001 C (So REF001 on

Dick, Attached is two screen shots. The first shows the System Report with the ThumbDV installed. Notice it is reported to the system as a FT232EX, which is the USB to serial chip used in the ThumbDV

Thanks, Kenny, for the rapid response. I have a recent MacBook Pro laptop. I’m an experienced Mac user from the “early days." I did download from the App Store. I believe I had the ThumbDV in

Dick, Did you install Buster via the Apple App Store or did you download the code from GitHub? The installation process should roughly go like this: 1) Launch App store, search for Buster and install

Folks, I'm new to this site and D-Star, so I know I need to get education from many available sources. In the meantime, I have the unit, and the notes on this company's website don't seem to help too