Same here, first using the macOS 13.5 beta some time ago, and still not fixed with 13.5 as released on this iMac. I reported this to Apple and NW digital but no response so far. Lyn - KC8I

Within the past few weeks, Buster is not able to specify the input path on MacOS preferences. I can still get to the RpI from an older macintosh laptop. It seems to me that something apple did with a

I took a little file and bent the inside pin just a hair, now things are working as expected. Thanks for the lead. 8 channels of fun! Mike Kb8zgl From: <main@nw-digital-radio.groups.io>

Try pressure on one side of the power plug to make contact. You can use lsusb to see USB devices.

So, that’s good call John, if I push my power supply all the way in, doesn’t make contact it seems…. I’ll need to find a different plug. Thanks, Mike From:

Ok, I will double check… Thanks John. No FTDI showing in dmesg. Note, this was working with the two dongles, I did recompile ambed to make sure it was the latest. It is acting like the

No lights. Make sure the center pin is in contact.

Are there any lights on the unit? I have 9V adapter now feeding mine (center positive), but ambed is not detecting any devices. Mike Kb8zgl From: <main@nw-digital-radio.groups.io> on

I did the same with an old 12v 1.2a power wallwart I had and drilled out the two holes for the case. The screws were just for the lid to the case so the board flops around inside the case some.

For power I whacked the end off an old 5v 2a power brick for a USB hub and wired it directly into the 12v side of a molex connector inside the machine running XLX and ambed. After that I dug deeper in

I did the same. As a matter of face I took the wall wart that came with a Baofeng UV5R and it works perfectly. Transcoder works great on the Alabama Link XLX334-B 73, Doug W4DBG -- Doug

For power: I found an old 12 volt wall wart (1 ampere I think) and chopped off the plug, replacing it with the tiny plug that came with the 3006. I double–checked that the center pin was positive

Mike, A description of what is included is at http://nwdigitalradio.com/xc-3006-full-build/ -- if you believe you are missing any items listed, please contact sales@... (sales handles

Ken, What did you do for power? Mike Kb8zgl From: <main@nw-digital-radio.groups.io> on behalf of "Ken Jamrogowicz via Groups.Io" <ke2n@...> Reply-To: <main@nw-digital-radio.groups.io> Date:

John, Was the XC-3006 supposed to come with power pin? Case cut? Or the screws? I found screws, modified the case, but don’t so far have the right power plug size. Is it a standard you can

Thanks John That's what I was looking for! Rick n9umj

The simple startup on a Linux box is to pull the source from https://github.com/LX3JL/xlxd and compile it. You will use the instructions at https://github.com/LX3JL/xlxd/tree/master/ambed to build the

John Thank You for that claification..It would have been nice to have seen that before I stuck my foot in my mouth. I'm still very interested in pursuing the project, but having trouble finding

Let me be very clear. NW Digital Radio built and distributed the hardware (boards) for the XLX group, on the understanding that all software support for ambed and the XLX reflector system would come

David I also receive my XC3006. I would also like to create a multi platform gateway. But I'm a newbie at reflectors and gateways and having trouble finding a step by step how to or even a start here