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AURSINC MMDVM Hotspot Board - Practical Case
Features
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Multifunction
- MMDVM board saves electricity, high quality TCXO, stable, low BER.
- Support MMDVM mode DMR / YSF / P25 / NXDN / DSTAR / POCSAG
- Support Raspberry Pi 3B, 3B +, Pi ZERO, compatible with NanoPi NEO, Orange Pi, compatible with BlueDV (requires USBtoTTL or Bluetooth model)
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Equipped with elbow
- Convenient multi-angle placement and installation.
- High efficiency, less power comsumption, High quality TCXO, stable, low BER.
- Support online upgrade, User-friendly OLED and Nextion special design location, reserved for additional installation of Bluetooth modules.
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Easy install
- Was a breeze to assemble. Was easy to get running and use for DMR. The build quality is solid and the screen is easy to read
- Users who purchase this product should have a working knowledge of digital modes, a digital radio, a working Raspberry Pi, and a flashed microSD card with Pi-Star or WPSD installed. Nothing else is needed except a power supply for your Pi
Related Information
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For digital voice modes
AURSINC hotspot board supports Raspberry Pi 3B, 3B +, Pi ZERO, compatible with NanoPi NEO, Orange Pi, compatible with BlueDV (requires USBtoTTL or Bluetooth model).
If you want a little processor power install on Pi 3 or Pi 4, this is a great little hat for digital voice modes.
Support online upgrade, User-friendly OLED and Nextion special design location, reserved for additional installation of Bluetooth modules
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W0CHP . radio
Optimized system：w0chp.radio/ wpsd/. Official WPSD User Manual: wpsd-docs .w0chp .net/
WPSD supports M17, DMR, D-Star, Yaesu System Fusion (YSF/C4FM), P25, NXDN digital voice modes & POCSAG data/paging.
It is available as installable disk images, and multiple platforms & devices are supported. The WPSD Project is free and open-source software (FOSS).
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m7spi.co.uk/mmdvmcal/
Please test whether the hotspot is working through this link: www.m7spi.co.uk/mmdvmcal/
If the hotspot works after the test, it means there's a problem with the settings.
If the issue is confirmed to be a hotspot after the test, please let us know
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Amateur Radio Notes
For further info, please access the website: amateurradionotes.com/pi-star-notes.htm
We hope this information will help you better understand and use the product.
DVD Lover
Reviewed in the United States on March 2, 2025
Great little board. Purchased to replace an aging Openspot 1 and to give my pi some life again. Using on a Pi 4 and no issues, did not have to remove R1 resistor. Ships with FW 1.5.2.
Kenneth C. Lotts
Reviewed in the United States on January 18, 2025
I hooked it to a PI3B and bang it worked perfect. I moved it over to a fully decked out PI5 and it worked perfect (no mods required). In fact I ran the WPSD calibration and found that it was already on the best setting as delivered. Very happy with purchase!
John Wilkerson Jr.
Reviewed in the United States on December 18, 2024
No problem with getting it going. Easy upgrade to the latest firmware too within pi-star...no having to mess with soldering jumpers or other crap. My offset had to be set at -225, which I suppose isn't too bad; but there are newer boards out there that have a zero offset out there.
Walter B Turner
Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2024
I already had a D Star hotspot, but I wanted to get one for DMR. I found a video online showing how to set up Pi Star with a Raspberry Pi and this board. It was simple, and has worked perfectly. I have used it a little on D Star, but primarily just used it on DMR.I sometimes wish I had bought a full duplex model. It can be hard to disconnect or change talkgroups if you're on a busy DMR group like 91.
Stan Anderton
Reviewed in the United States on January 13, 2024
I gave in to the urge to buy a digital radio even though I live far from any repeaters so I needed a hotspot. There is such a large selection of pi hats for making the hotspot so I researched and bought the AURSINC as I have some other products from them and they have always been good.I had a Raspberry Pi 3 on the shelf collecting dust so I decided to jump in. I wish I had done it sooner. I installed the Pi-Star image on the Pi and configured it. Pretty good. Then I came across the WPSD image, and Oh My Goodness! It is so good! I can see activity including names, callsigns, and countries so I can track who is active at the moment. Click on the callsign and it pulls up QRZ.com to log the contact. Couldn't be much easier!
Jacques
Reviewed in Canada on November 4, 2020
Exactement selon la description, bien fait, fonctionnel et fiable, stable.
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