Hi,
This seems like very interesting.
I have some computer controlled rigs in my shack, like FT-847, IC-735, etc.
I've been programming some different programs on Linux to control the radios.
(Since our company specialize in such areas) HI ;)
I was working on a "driver" (loadable module) for use with SatTrack, but gave that
idea up when it all could be done with a
named pipe. (The SatTrack program write to /dev/civ or /dev/yaesu) and thus
controlling the radios
frequencies autmagicly.
If I could be of any help or such, just let me now.
I haven't heard of a HAM-API before, but it all seems like a great idea.
Anyway, keep me posted about this will you?
Thanks!
Regards / J�rgen Overgaard
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Fr�n: Andrew Sands <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Till: [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Datum: den 24 juli 2000 13:19
�mne: Query on Rig-control API
>Hi,
>There was minor discussion on the possibility of a generic rig-control API
>during the discourse about the creation of a linux/unix based logging
>program suite?
>As I have the opportunity to have access to some computer controllable rigs
>on behalf of their owner whom is currently upgrading his shack, I thought
>this a suitable time to put some free(ish) time into producing a reasonable
>result.
>Towards this end I have seen the inseption of the HAM-API on QSL.NET
>however, it appears to have died; I have not yet emailed the originator but
>as he states "time and family committments" on the last web page update.
>It appears that I do not have the actual posts previously mentioned as I'm
>not really much into logging, where did the discussion end up.
>Any thoughts or suggestions are welcome.
>
>thanks and regards, Andrew ZL3TCK
