Re: flrig as hamlib client
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Well I was able to use it for testing remote, you just need to call it from the terminal/command line.
Like:
grig -m 2 -r 192.168.0.123
or like:
grig -m 2 -r remotehostname
and it works, it's just I prefer the look and feel of flrig...
On Mon, Nov 11, 2024 at 10:11?PM Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via <vk4tux= [email protected]> wrote:
My experience with grig is that it is not network friendly and
locked to localhost operation.
73
vk4tux
On 12/11/24 12:27, Joel Vazquez, WE0DX
via wrote:
Thanks Steve
and Adrian.? I do use rigctld as the server and I connect over
the network JTDX (wsjtx derived), FLdigi, and Qlog.? I even
have that "server" as pulseaudio server, so I pass the audio
over the network for JTDX and FLDigi.? So I can connect and
work with the radio from anywhere in the house.? That's why I
would not like to change my setup since all the software I
currently use actually works with hamlib.? The rig control
software would be like the cherry on the top.
I looked at
grig before, but it is too simple IDK, I just dont like it.?
But I guess I will have to settle for it...
Thanks
anyway, 73
On Mon, Nov 11, 2024 at
2:49?PM Adrian Fewster, VK4TUX via <vk4tux= [email protected]>
wrote:
Using node-red is another alternative, There is a hamlib
flow in the ham node-red
group.
This can be molded to the user requirements.
I use it here extensively with my transceivers. which
allows share of a rigctld server running on either
Windows, MacOS or Linux,
connected to the txcr & shared by wsjtx , fldigi,
node-red and with lan/network access.
In my case rigctld runs in Windows shell, and node red on
my Debian PC with lan connect
I can control from any browser incl on my phone.
73
vk4tux
On 12/11/24 04:41, Steve, KB5AW via wrote:
I don't know if you can use hamlib with flrig, as it
provides its own functionality.
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You can try grig, as it uses hamlib.
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You can download it here:
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Joel Vazquez, WE0DX