Dan -- I’m still working on the code to get things running, but I’m not quite there yet. I’ve gotten sidetracked by some DRAWS issues that I’m running down for the team. Thanks for trying things out,

The DRAWS has an ADC built into it. You are correct that those are brought out on pins “Ain2” and “Ain3”. You can access the values of these in a variety of ways through the lmsensors/hwmon (see https

#accessory #draws #adc

Thanks Johnathan. I’ll be working a things a bit today and this evening. I’ll mainly be concentrating on D-STAR, YSF and DMR since that’s what I have test gear for. I have a serial code fix for the re

If you have some matlab code, I have a Matlab 2015b license on my Mac that I could spit out the coefficients for you. I’m mildly familiar with the process because I’ve done it for filter coefficients

Dan -- Because I’m trying to get my repeater up and running again, and would like to use MMDVM-UDRC to do so, I’ve been doing some work on getting MMDVM-UDRC to work. My code is in the nwdigitalradio

Indeed the mapping fails a few times before it succeeds. This is because of driver dependency ordering. Many times the tlv320aic32x4 driver doesn’t look quickly enough for the other pieces of the soun

If you’d like to see what some of the NWDR developers are working on with their boards, I have written a quick page on my current DRAWS project, a combination 2m APRS digipeater and 70cm digital mode

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 Systems mc

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 to vo

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 fr

And to be crystal clear on this: Buster is *NOT* a NWDR product. It is a personal project I started to scratch a personal itch I had. I released it to others in hopes that it would be useful. It is no

Just a statement from the author: If someone would like DMR support in Buster, the source code is available on my GitHub account. I would be happy to take a pull request with DMR support as long as it

I’ll take a look when I get a chance, probably this weekend sometime. Remember it’ll take me a few days to get things pushed through the App Store approval process when I’ve got a good change. — Anna