Check your power supply it needs to be 2 amps or greater. Also
Pi do not like the heat. Use cooling fan and heatsinks.
Hi:
I have Analog_Bridge and MMDVM_Bridge running on a Debian
Stretch VPS.
Analog_Bridge is connected to a remote DV3000 dongle
hosted on a
Raspberry Pi at my house. Pings between my house and the
server average 3 ms, with higher spikes. The worst I see
is 19 ms, but
that's not at all typical.
Sometimes, after Analog_Bridge has been running for some
time, traffic
appears to stop bridging. There is no activity in the log
indicating
that it is receiving or transmitting between MMDVM_Bridge
and USRP. It
just stops, requiring a restart of A_B, which makes
everything work again.
Sometimes, it can run like this for a day or two. Other
times, it can
fall over in less than an hour.
I haven't figured out a pattern in the logs. At first, I
thought it
might be short keys from Allstar, but it often just drops
in the middle
of transmission, and it doesn't seem to matter what side
of the bridge
is transmitting at the time. I have tried running it in
the console and
as a daemon with the same result. Note: I'm using the
version of
Analog_Bridge from the repository. Is this a known, fixed
issue in the
latest build from github?
This didn't happen when I was using the md380-emu vocoder,
as far as I
can remember. I had Analog_Bridge running solidly with no
restarts for a
week.
For a while, I had Analog_Bridge restart four times a day
on a Cron, but
that wasn't ideal, as it would sometimes break QSOs, and
often, it fell
over between restarts, leaving large gaps of time when the
bridge didn't
work if I didn't happen to be around. I haven't yet
implemented a macro
so anyone can restart the bridge.
Has anyone else experienced this while using a remotely
connected
DV3000? Would it be safer to run DVSwitch and the DV3000
locally, and
have it connect to USRP across the internet rather than
having
Analog_Bridge connect to my DV3000 that way?
