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Re: Can Windows BlueDV be installed into Linux with Msiexec and Wine
If you are wanting to order ThumbDV -- http://nwdigitalradio.com/product/thumbdv/ (They are back ordered until the end of the month, but you can place the order and it will be shipped when they come in.) Email inquiries to sales@...
On Fri, Apr 13, 2018 at 7:18 PM, 임성규 <hopeseoul@...> wrote: Thank you for your kind reply. --
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DSTAR - Bluedv - reflector issue
k4jkb@...
I am new to using a thumb dv with BlueDV software. I have the thumb dv connecting and working with DCS and XRF reflectors only. Have confirmed QSO's. I can only hear on REF reflectors. when I appear to be transmitting I am not. I have updated all of the host files. I am at a loss. I am using Windows 10 64 bit. Any thoughts on why I can not transmit to any of the REF reflectors?
thanks Joe - K4JKB
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Re: Can Windows BlueDV be installed into Linux with Msiexec and Wine
Joe
You may want to try native linux dstar program instead of trying
to emulate windows on linux.
On 04/13/2018 04:48 PM, KB3OIL via
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Re: Can Windows BlueDV be installed into Linux with Msiexec and Wine
임성규
Thank you for your kind reply.
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I found the cause of ThumbDV. 1. Raspberry Pi 3 When the power supply voltage is 5.0V Only one of the two ThumbDVs worked. And one has an error. 2. When Raspberry Pi 3 power supply voltage is 5.1V Both ThumbDVs were working. 3. I changed the Raspberry Pi 3 power to 5.1V. 4. The ThumbDV supply voltage was found to operate at 5.1V. I found it difficult to get ThumbDV power to work at 5.1V. ThumbDV now knows that the voltage works well at 5.1V. You should also refer to this I will send ThumbDV commodity price $ 110 X 2EA = $ 220. I do not know how to send. I will learn how to send. And I will send you $ 220. Please understand that it takes a little time. Thank you. 2018-04-14 8:48 GMT+09:00 KB3OIL via Groups.Io <KB3OIL=yahoo.com@groups.io>:
I had BlueDV installed on my Win 10 computer and used it with my ThumbDV
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Can Windows BlueDV be installed into Linux with Msiexec and Wine
KB3OIL@...
I had BlueDV installed on my Win 10 computer and used it with my ThumbDV with no problems. My year old Dell recently dumped all for the fourth time. Dell talked me through a software fix once and it went back to Dell hardware people twice for fixes. Everything had to be reinstalled each time. After this recent major problem I dumped Windows 10 and installed one of the Ubuntu Linux's. I now understand that AMBE 3000 is not a part of the Linux version of BlueDV (let me know if that is not correct). I'm pretty much new to everything (except the world) including Linux. However I did stumble on a site saying you can install a .msi file (Microsoft Installer) with Msiexec and Wine (Google both together). I have not had any success doing this, but like I said, I'm still new to all of this. Has anyone tried using these files or are able load BlueDV and use their ThumbDV with an Ubuntu version of Linux.
Note: This topic is better addressed in the ambe subgroup.
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Re: Live Streaming of Microhams Digital Conference 2018
John Spitznagel <jspitznagel@...>
Fantastic! You guys are the greatest.
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On Mar 23, 2018, at 15:02, Kenny Richards <kenny@...> wrote:
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Re: Live Streaming of Microhams Digital Conference 2018
Jack,
Your welcome, but I am one of a small team making this happen. Dennis-K7DEN is doing most of the heavy lifting and David-W7CF is our inside man at MSFT. The schedule is will be posted tonight, a last minute change had to be worked out due to one of the speakers being sick. Look for it on the MicroHAM site in a couple hours. The entire stream will be saved and made available via Youtube. We try to also break out the individual talks, clean them up, so they can be reposted separately. But that depends on available time from the local video editor. 73, Kenny, KU7M
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Re: Live Streaming of Microhams Digital Conference 2018
As I said, I am only passing along information. Past history shows that talks may be moved around -- I got a note from N7IPB that he will be unable to speak, so there will probably be a substitute.
On Fri, Mar 23, 2018 at 10:28 AM, John Spitznagel <jspitznagel@...> wrote:
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Re: Live Streaming of Microhams Digital Conference 2018
jspitznagel@...
John,
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Thanks for allowing this and thanks to KU7M for doing live play. Is it possible to post an approximate schedule for the talks? Will the be recorded and available on youtube afterward? Thanks in advance. Jack KD4IZ
On Mar 23, 2018, at 12:40, John D Hays - K7VE <john@...> wrote:
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Re: Live Streaming of Microhams Digital Conference 2018
Ken Koster
On Friday, March 23, 2018 9:40:36 AM PDT John D Hays - K7VE wrote: > Live Streaming of Microhams Digital Conference 2018 > > > > http://www.microhams.com/2018/03/22/mhdc-2018-live-stream/ > > Tomorrow, Saturday, 3/24/2018 is the MHDC-2018 – this conference sold out > immediately last January and many people who wanted to attend were unable > to get tickets. > > KU7M – Kenny Richards, will be live streaming the event. All times are US > Pacific Daylight Savings Time (UTC-7). Use the above link to find the live > stream on YouTube. > > Current Speaker List : ... > > *Ken Koster* – N7IPB will present using SvxLink <http://www.svxlink.org/> to > connect a network of 220 repeaters in the Pacific Northwest. SvxLink runs > on a linux computer and provides a custom dual radio interface for FM voice > repeater control and linking over the Internet. Ken will provide an > overview of how a mix of repeaters are connected via RFLinks and the > Internet, as well as the real-time status information available via the > web.
Unfortunately that cold that has been going around still has me firmly in it's grip so I won't be speaking. Instead I'll be sitting at home watching the stream and drinking warm liquids.
-- Ken - N7IPB Email: n7ipb@... JID: n7ipb@... PGP Sig: F42B EF90 3CD3 31C7 3056 122E 993A 7B2E 5138 C42A “Progress isn't made by early risers. It's made by lazy men trying to find easier ways to do something.” ― Robert A. Heinlein
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Live Streaming of Microhams Digital Conference 2018
Live Streaming of Microhams Digital Conference 2018
http://www.microhams.com/2018/03/22/mhdc-2018-live-stream/ Tomorrow, Saturday, 3/24/2018 is the MHDC-2018 – this conference sold out immediately last January and many people who wanted to attend were unable to get tickets. KU7M – Kenny Richards, will be live streaming the event. All times are US Pacific Daylight Savings Time (UTC-7). Use the above link to find the live stream on YouTube. Current Speaker List : Joe Taylor– We are pleased to announce that Professor Joe Taylor, K1JT will be speaking at this year’s conference. Joe is Professor Emeritus of Physics at Princeton, Nobel Laureate and author of the JT digital modes.
Bryan Hoyer– One of the conference’s past presenters, Bryan Hoyer K7UDR of NW Digital Radio , will be giving a talk on “The APRS of Things” and demonstrating their newest products.
John Langner– WB2OSZ, the author of the Direwolf sound card TNC will be speaking.
Ken Koster – N7IPB will present using SvxLink to connect a network of 220 repeaters in the Pacific Northwest. SvxLink runs on a linux computer and provides a custom dual radio interface for FM voice repeater control and linking over the Internet. Ken will provide an overview of how a mix of repeaters are connected via RFLinks and the Internet, as well as the real-time status information available via the web.
Alex Schwarz– VE7DXW the developer of the RF-Seismograph and MDSR will present the results of the RF-Noise monitoring experiment during the solar eclipse and the turbulent solar activity (including the strongest X-Ray flare in 30 years) that followed.
Guus van Dooren– PE1PLM Entrepreneur and creator of DVMEGA. Guus will discuss the latest D-Star developments.
[Note; I am simply sharing the information and will not be able to provide any technical or logistical assistance.]
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j1sWCtVzzak John D. Hays Edmonds, WA K7VE
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DCS Reflectors ircDDB Compass UDRC
W0NV
Hellos group, I am running ircDDB on a Compass based R-Pi attached to a UDRC. The hot spot works great on REF reflectors. Recently I wanted to connect to DCS 054A (The Carolina Link) however I cannot. DCS is enabled. I think I need to load DCS_Hosts.txt but I don't know where to get this file; nor do I know where to put it. Thanks in advance for any help. De K4RNV, Niles
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Re: Motorola Quantar & digital modes
Mike Moore
I saw a post in the repeater builder group about problems using the Quantar as a digital repeater. I can't find the link now but will repeat the clipped test of the post. I can't confirm this problem personally but there is help out there. Sorry that I don't have the contact information from the post. 73, KC2NM POST: Hooking up MMDVM (I used a ZUMradio Pi Hat v.0.9)to a Quantar was only partially successful. I have a decent amount of experience with Quantars as well- I run a system which has 7 Quantars which are linked in P25 and analog running mixed mode. I've also done board level repairs. It boils down to this: The Quantar works great in P25 using MMDVM (no big surprise there). As for DMR, it will transmit DMR no problem, but the receive just WILL NOT WORK. The furthest it could get was to see the downlink activation request from receive and would key up transmit, but it only intermittently recognizes sync (watching the MMDVM debug output). I tried it only using P25 and DMR, nothing else. To get it to this point, I ended up having to tap into the station control board at the most raw audio points I could find that low pass filters were not in the way. The wireline and MRTI interfaces didn't work at all for me. I would imagine the other non-TDMA protocols would probably work. I was really perplexed as to why it would transmit DMR but not receive it. After doing some analysis with my service monitor and O-scope, it looks like the issue is the phase delay of the RX audio varies wildly as you step up through the audio frequencies. This is not the case with the transmit side which works nicely. Keep in mind that all the audio in a Quantar (even analog) is digitized, so you never get to see what would be raw, analog discriminator audio. As a comparison, I looked at the receive side of a CDM mobile radio which is known to work well with MMDVM DMR and found the phase delay was very consistent, unlike the Quantar receive. At one point, I had the CDM mobile doing receive and the Quantar transmitting....what a frankenstein. I had high hopes the Quantar would work with MMDVM because they are EXCELLENT repeaters, but this thing was developed over a couple decades ago and this TDMA wasn't considered in the design process. I hope that clears this question up.
On Mon, Mar 12, 2018 at 12:37 PM, Steve Stroh <steve.stroh@...> wrote:
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Re: Motorola Quantar & digital modes
Steve Stroh
To finish John's thought, all digital voice radios that I've ever heard of (D-Star, DMR, P25, even System Fusion) are backwards compatible with FM. With the modification that John describes, you run the radio in FM mode. It's ideal if the radio is flexible about the channel size. For example, D-Star uses a 6.25 kHz channel rather than the (traditional to FM operation) 25 KHz channels, and the more common these days 12.5 kHz channel.
On Sun, Mar 11, 2018 at 3:06 PM, John D Hays - K7VE <john@...> wrote:
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Re: Motorola Quantar & digital modes
Jim, You don't need an AMBE chip (eg. ThumbDV) at the repeater. Most digital modes require a modem that is connected to the discriminator and modulator (flat audio, no pre/de-emphasis) and appropriate software to handle the protocol. The UDRC II was designed to provide the hardware to support software defined modems and PTT -- see https://nw-digital-radio.groups.io/g/udrc/wiki/UDRC%E2%84%A2-For-Simplex-Hotspots-and-Converted-Analog-Repeaters
On Sun, Mar 11, 2018 at 2:51 PM, jim lang <jimlang@...> wrote:
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Motorola Quantar & digital modes
jim lang <jimlang@...>
Does anyone have experience / knowledge of connecting say a Thumb DV or anything digital to a Quantar? I have recently obtained a UHF Quantar, and was wondering if it is humanly possible to run it both analog (FM) and in digital modes…I know it’s already P25 capable, but thinking more along the lines of D-Star, Fusion, etc., etc. (whatever the flavor of the month might be!). Basically, whatever comes in (i.e., analog, Fusion, D-star) goes out.
Thanks in advance,
Jim / kd9gy
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Re: Another funny project with the ThumbDV :-)
Hi John,
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Re: Another funny project with the ThumbDV :-)
David, Nice -- working here. With an XC-3006 someone could build this into a multi-stream page :) John John D. Hays Edmonds, WA K7VE
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Re: Another funny project with the ThumbDV :-)
Jose Manuel Martinez Barbera
 Great David, thanks for your great work in the experimentation, is it possible to download a copy of the Bluedv ambe WEB? 
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2018-03-11 19:47 GMT+00:00 David PA7LIM <info@...>:
Hi All,
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Another funny project with the ThumbDV :-)
Hi All,
You can listen to the REF030 C with your webbrowser. All DSTAR is voice transcoded by my ThumbDV. Will let it run for a few days until I need my ThumbDV again. http://dashboard.pa7lim.nl:3000/
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