FLRIG Users Manual FLRIG Users Manual. Transceiver Control. Shop from the worlds largest selection and best deals for Ham Radios. Shop with confidence on eBayFLRIG is a transceiver control program designed to be used either stand alone or as an adjunct to FLDIGI. The supported transceivers all have some degree of CAT. The FLRIG user interface changes to accommodate the degree of CAT support available for the transceiver in use. Three different main dialog aspect ratios can be selected to suit the computer screen dimensions and operator preferences. The wide aspect ratio can be resized horizontally. The narrow aspect ratios are fixed in width and height. View and Download YAESU FT8500 user manual online. Dual band FM paging transceiver. FT8500 Transceiver pdf manual download. Buy Yaesu FT857D Amateur Radio Transceiver HF, VHF, UHF AllMode 100W Remote Head Capability Fixedmount CB Radios Amazon. FREE DELIVERY possible on eligible. View and Download Yaesu FT3000M user manual online. 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It will then restore those at exit. Keep FreqMode and FLRIG use the transceiver frequency and mode for its initial startup values. Tooltips and a small popup information box will appear above most controls when the mouse is allowed to hover over the control. Small sliders to compress the user interface as above in the right hand panel. IO Ports Primary. Select the rig in use from the Rig combo box. The default values associated with that transceiver will be preset for you. These have been verified by the test team but might require some tweaking for your particular hw. You may prefer to use hw PTT signaling instead of CAT PTT. Not all transceivers support the CAT PTT function, but it will be preset to on if the selected transceiver supports that command. The hw PTT may be shared with the CAT serial port. If your serial connection is a CI V device you might need to check Echo and also set either RTS or DTR to 1. CI V power is derived from the serial port. IO Ports PTTYour PTT hw control may also make use of a second serial port. IO Ports Aux. Aux Controls. You might also need access to special hw functions. FLRIG provides this via the DTR and RTS signal lines of an independent serial port. Additional main dialog controls are enabled and shown if you select anything other than NONE the default on this tab. IO Ports Polling. Providing you transceiver supports the various meters and controls, you can elect to poll these every time the poll cycle occurs. Polling a value causes FLRIG to follow and well as control a particular transceiver function or control. The polling cycle will slow down as you elect to poll more and more values. IO Ports Polling. Testing your transceiver commands. FLRIG might not support a particular CAT command for your transceiver. Virtual Dj Crack Keygen Download For Idm. You can test the support for a particular command using the Send Cmd tab. The command string must comply with the transceiver requirements. If ASCII text is used, as with transceivers based on the Kenwood command set you enter the string without spaces, i. FA. to read the A vfo. For binary strings, used in older Yaesu transceivers, and all Icom CI V type transceivers you need to enter the string as space delineated hex values, i. Yaesu x. 00 x. 00 x. Icom x. FE x. FE x. E0 x. 1A x. 05 x. FD. Press the SEND button to transfer the command to the transceiver. The response will appear in the lower text control. Select the toggle button Small sliders on the Config menu for 12 size sliders and a dialog layout that uses less vertical space. FT9. 50 Minimal. Additional control settings may be available depending on the transceiver being controlled. These are in a drop down area toggled by the arrow button to the left of the attenuator button on the small aspect ratio dialog view. These are the controls for the Yeasu FT9. FT9. 50 MISCFor the FT 4. D, these control when accessed from the touch user interface scheme appear as. FT 4. 50. D main panel. FT 4. 50. D button panel. FT 4. 50. D sliders panel. FT 4. 50. D Bands panel. FT 4. 50. D CW panel. FT 4. 50. D QSK panel. FT 4. 50. D VOX panel. FT 4. 50. D MISC panel. User Interface. Configuring Fonts and Colors. Meter Scale. Right click on the main dialog power meter scale to open up this selection dialog. Each of the 4 scales and the Auto scaled box are buttons. Press the one you want to use. Auto scaling adjusts the meter scale to the smallest scale consistent with the current measured peak power. If that power is fluctuating near the transistion point between two scales you might want to fix the scale to either the larger or smaller. Operating Controls. Frequency Control. The frequency display is also a control. Each numeric is sensitive to the mouse leftright buttons for updown and to the mouse scroll wheel for rapidly changing value. Click on upper half of the digit to increase frequency, and the lower half of the digit to decrease the frequency. Put the mouse over any of the numeric segments and you can enter a new frequency using the keyboard numeric keypad. If you make an error simply enter a non numeric key. Set the newly entered frequency by pressing the Enter key. To paste a frequency from the clipboard k. Hz only, press control V followed by the Enter key. Vfo A and Vfo B are separate control, A on the left, B on the right. Left click on the A B button to swap vfos. Right click on the A B button to transfer vfo. A to vfo. B. When the mouse pointer is over the frequency display you can also change frequency values using the arrow and page key buttons. Hz. up down arrow increase decrease 1. Hz. Page Up Page Down increase decrease 1. Hz. Control Sliders. The buttons that have a light box are toggles activated when the lighted box is colored. Some of these are linked to a slider. If the button state is inactive then that associated slider will be greyed out. In the example the volume control is active and the NR control is inactive. FLRIGFLDIGIOperating FLRIG with FLDIGI requires a simple setup in FLDIGI. Deselect all but the xmlrpc rig control. Xmlrpc is used via a local socket device for the two programs to communicate. FLDIGI acts as the server and FLRIG the client. There is no requirement for start stop ordering of the programs. FLRIG sends rig configuration data to FLDIGI when the two programs initially recognize each other. This data is used to populate the rig name, the available modes and the available bandwidths. After this initial communications the operator can set the paired controls from either FLDIGI or FLRIG. The two programs will remain synchronized. The data from the computer to the transceiver is always from FLRIG. PTT can be activated at FLRIG or using the TR button on FLDIGI. FLDIGI also engages the PTT via the macro lt TX lt RX tags. When operating digital modes with FLDIGI you should use the PTT from FLDIGI. Meter Filtering. Meter Filter Controls. You can control the behavior of both the average and peak values of the S meter and Power out meters. Setting the controls to 1 for both average and peak will simply display the latest value available from the transceiver. The average setting results in the display showing the average of the last N readings. The peak value will display the average peak value over the last M readings. Event Log. The event log is opened from the Debug menu. It allows you to view the serial and xmlrpc data exchanges between FLRIG, FLDIGI, and the transceiver. Multiple Configuration Directories. TT 5. 50. The Ten.