AIOC now working well as an alternative to CM108 to make a node without soldering

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Ok thanks for the prompt advice.
Do I still set the interface to SimpleUSB or do I specify another one?

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I havenā€™t setup an AIOC myself but assume that you would configure it per whatever documentation is available. The change we made just lets you skip having to change the USB ID.

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I have altered the res_usbradio.conf file and restarted asterisk.
But in the CLI monitor I am getting the error as indicated in the screen shot attached.

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I still canā€™t get the AIOC board connected to ASL3.
I have followed the instructions to change the AIOC USB PID:VID to that of the CM108, but I canā€™t get the python script running even in the correct version of OS as specified in the AIOC configuration instructions.
My AIOC is appearing as the default supplied PID:VID, but have been advised that I can get this ID to work in ASL3 by changing res_usbradio.conf
The device ID is being recognised the settings .conf file (devstr= xxxxx) but when auto detected the port reference is on less than that reported using lsusb from the command line.
Monitoring Asterisk CLI then shows the error as shown in the screenshot in my previous post.
I donā€™t know how to proceed in order to get the AIOC board configured for ASL3.
Any advice would be appreciated.
Regards
Phil G0ELM

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Can you post the output of lsusb
along with the contents of res_usbradio.conf?

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Thanks for the reply.
Unfortunately I canā€™t post the results as I have finally got the utility to reprogram the VID:PID of the Interface to the same as the CM108.
I found an old 32bit image of Raspberry Pi and got the update script to run correctly.
This now shows up correctly in ASL3. I just now need to solder the connector on the PCB and try out the radio.

As the supplied VID:PID and having entered the new VID:PID in the res_usbradio.conf file I could not get the interface recognised. I have noticed that the version is ASL3 that I have is behind the ones released on the website. My version 3.01 and current greater?
Many thanks for all the responses I have had on the thread to solve the problem.
Regards
Phil G0ELM