From: ambe@nw-digital-radio.groups.io [mailto:ambe@nw-digital-radio.groups.io] On Behalf Of Robert Raymond Sent: Saturday, August 4, 2018 3:38 PM To: ambe@nw-digital-radio.groups.io Subject: [ambe] ThumbDV and BlueDV I was led to believe by a fellow ham that the ThumbDV and BlueDv is all I would need to connect it to my wifi. Nothing was mentioned about any other hardware (such as megadv). All the instructions I find refer to hooking up megadv in conjunction with the thumbed and Blue Dv.
Digital Speech Decoder is an open source software package that decodes several digital speech formats. It uses the mbelib library (a separate open source package) to synthesize the decoded digital speech. It does not allow decoding of encrypted communications. It can save the compressed digital audio bits to 'mbe' data files (.imb.
Radio stations worldwide discovered CombiWave as a straightforward and affordable solution to play jingles on the air by using an ordinary computer. While similar programs are financially out of reach or technically insufficient to function as a source for recording purposes CombiWave is a favorable and comprehensive playback tool to produce your podcast shows on the fly. If you're a fairground showman you can trigger your fun fair jingles conveniently using CombiWave. Funfair jingles.
Am I able to use this without a megadv device? Thanks and 73 W7RJR. Robert Regarding use of BlueDV for Windows on DMR... The BlueDV for Windows ‘settings’ screen has several sections - be sure the section for DMR settings has the correct settings. Page #6 in the pdf file I sent you shows the exact settings I use for DMR in the US. I use Brandmeister – the following notes are for BM use. NOTE: Of course, you must have a valid DMR ID in your BlueDV settings before trying to “transmit” using the DMR mode- Additional DMR related notes when using BM: 1) On the main BlueDV screen, be sure to set “DMR” on the slider on the left side-center and also on the other slider - on the lower right side in the small panel.
2) On the AMBE tab (right side panel), ensure the “P/G” slider shows “G” (“P” = Private call, “G” = General Call”) 3) Be sure you have “unlinked” the last DMR talk group by transmitting a very short burst on TG 4000 i.e., on the AMBE tab on the right side panel, input ‘4000’ into the text box for talk group number then “transmit” a short burst – BlueDV audio will say “NOT LINKED” 4) “Link” to the talk group you desire by entering the talk group number in the text box on the AMBE tab then “transmit” a short burst to force TG linking to occur. I have frequently found activity on TG 91 and/or TG 310 NOTE: You can check your audio by linking to TG 9990 and then transmitting NOTE 1: When using Brandmeister, I have found it most helpful to monitor the TG I want by setting up a search at: NOTE 2: Page #7 in the pdf file I sent you has multiple DMR nets listed – 73’s Jim.
We have now shipped over 300 PiDV™, and the ThumbDV™ will soon pass it for units delivered. There are currently 200 more units in process., our local assembly house in Renton WA, does a great job on their SMT line which includes automated optical inspection or AOI. We physically tested all of the first 100 units and found 1 failure, which was attributed to a bad AMBE3000 IC, probably due to hot plugging the board during test. At this point we stopped functional testing and now rely on AOI to flag any assembly issues for operator inspection or remedy. We have had one working unit returned as suspect but it turned out to be a failed R-Pi and the PiDV™ was returned to service with no charge to the customer. I want to thank Chad, Paul, Brian and all of the people at Out of the Box for their hi-quality and reasonable cost assembly services. Bryan – K7UDR Statement of Origin: The PiDV™ and ThumbDV™ are assembled in the USA by Out of the Box from globally manufactured components obtained thru Dig-Key and Mouser.
The PCB Fabs are made in China. Because the ThumbDV™ attaches to a computer using USB, it is clearly a “Computer Peripheral” as defined by the FCC and is required to meet the Part 15 Subpart B standard for conducted and radiated emissions.
Danger from high voltage! • 20| KTS 530 / KTS 540 / KTS 570| Description of unit Notes concerning faults 2.7.3 Notes concerning the multimeter and oscilloscope 2.8.1 Diagnosis hardware has not been found. Drajver bluetooth dlya kts 540 download.
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From: ambe@nw-digital-radio.groups.io [mailto:ambe@nw-digital-radio.groups.io] On Behalf Of Robert Raymond Sent: Saturday, August 4, 2018 3:38 PM To: ambe@nw-digital-radio.groups.io Subject: [ambe] ThumbDV and BlueDV I was led to believe by a fellow ham that the ThumbDV and BlueDv is all I would need to connect it to my wifi. Nothing was mentioned about any other hardware (such as megadv). All the instructions I find refer to hooking up megadv in conjunction with the thumbed and Blue Dv.
Digital Speech Decoder is an open source software package that decodes several digital speech formats. It uses the mbelib library (a separate open source package) to synthesize the decoded digital speech. It does not allow decoding of encrypted communications. It can save the compressed digital audio bits to 'mbe' data files (.imb.
Radio stations worldwide discovered CombiWave as a straightforward and affordable solution to play jingles on the air by using an ordinary computer. While similar programs are financially out of reach or technically insufficient to function as a source for recording purposes CombiWave is a favorable and comprehensive playback tool to produce your podcast shows on the fly. If you're a fairground showman you can trigger your fun fair jingles conveniently using CombiWave. Funfair jingles.
Am I able to use this without a megadv device? Thanks and 73 W7RJR. Robert Regarding use of BlueDV for Windows on DMR... The BlueDV for Windows ‘settings’ screen has several sections - be sure the section for DMR settings has the correct settings. Page #6 in the pdf file I sent you shows the exact settings I use for DMR in the US. I use Brandmeister – the following notes are for BM use. NOTE: Of course, you must have a valid DMR ID in your BlueDV settings before trying to “transmit” using the DMR mode- Additional DMR related notes when using BM: 1) On the main BlueDV screen, be sure to set “DMR” on the slider on the left side-center and also on the other slider - on the lower right side in the small panel.
2) On the AMBE tab (right side panel), ensure the “P/G” slider shows “G” (“P” = Private call, “G” = General Call”) 3) Be sure you have “unlinked” the last DMR talk group by transmitting a very short burst on TG 4000 i.e., on the AMBE tab on the right side panel, input ‘4000’ into the text box for talk group number then “transmit” a short burst – BlueDV audio will say “NOT LINKED” 4) “Link” to the talk group you desire by entering the talk group number in the text box on the AMBE tab then “transmit” a short burst to force TG linking to occur. I have frequently found activity on TG 91 and/or TG 310 NOTE: You can check your audio by linking to TG 9990 and then transmitting NOTE 1: When using Brandmeister, I have found it most helpful to monitor the TG I want by setting up a search at: NOTE 2: Page #7 in the pdf file I sent you has multiple DMR nets listed – 73’s Jim.
We have now shipped over 300 PiDV™, and the ThumbDV™ will soon pass it for units delivered. There are currently 200 more units in process., our local assembly house in Renton WA, does a great job on their SMT line which includes automated optical inspection or AOI. We physically tested all of the first 100 units and found 1 failure, which was attributed to a bad AMBE3000 IC, probably due to hot plugging the board during test. At this point we stopped functional testing and now rely on AOI to flag any assembly issues for operator inspection or remedy. We have had one working unit returned as suspect but it turned out to be a failed R-Pi and the PiDV™ was returned to service with no charge to the customer. I want to thank Chad, Paul, Brian and all of the people at Out of the Box for their hi-quality and reasonable cost assembly services. Bryan – K7UDR Statement of Origin: The PiDV™ and ThumbDV™ are assembled in the USA by Out of the Box from globally manufactured components obtained thru Dig-Key and Mouser.
The PCB Fabs are made in China. Because the ThumbDV™ attaches to a computer using USB, it is clearly a “Computer Peripheral” as defined by the FCC and is required to meet the Part 15 Subpart B standard for conducted and radiated emissions.
Danger from high voltage! • 20| KTS 530 / KTS 540 / KTS 570| Description of unit Notes concerning faults 2.7.3 Notes concerning the multimeter and oscilloscope 2.8.1 Diagnosis hardware has not been found. Drajver bluetooth dlya kts 540 download.