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The Hamlib project's purpose is to develop flexible and portable shared libraries that offer a standardized API to control any radio oriented equipment through a computer interface.

The aim is to support learning withinof Hamlib-centric software . See https://hamlib-sdk.sourceforge.io . This kit is designed to support research and learning into Hamlib (https://sourceforge.net/projects/hamlib/) and WSJT-X (https://wsjt.sourceforge.io/wsjtx.html). Follow discussion at JTSDK @ GROUPS.IO . The file(s) needed to deploy the kit are : - https://sourceforge.net/projects/hamlib-sdk/files/Windows/JTSDK-4.1-Stream/JTSDK64-4.1.1.exe - https://sourceforge.net/projects/hamlib-sdk/files/Windows/JTSDK-4.1-Stream/JTSDK64-4.1.1-U1.exe Hamlib is dynamic due to the differences in hardware capabilities. ...

WSJT-X_IMPROVED is published by Uwe Risse, DG2YCB. It is an enhanced edition of the excellent WSJT-X software by Joe Taylor K1JT, Steve Franke K9AN, Bill Somerville G4WJS, myself and others (https://sourceforge.net/projects/wsjt/) that provides several additional features and improvements, as well as more frequent updates and bug fixes. Notes: wsjt-x_improved is experimental and is licensed under GNU GPL v3 (https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt). I am not aware of any adverse...

ZZALOG is a logging application that provides the following functionality: Records QSOs in a logging database. Allows the database to be searched. Allows the real-time and off-line entry of QSO records. Connects to most rigs using hamlib. Allows the user to monitor "worked-before" status in real-time. Exchanges data with QSL web-sites such as eQSL.cc and Logbook of the World. Tracks the status of electronic and paper QSL cards and displaying images of received cards. Includes: a shack clock; weather report and band plan view. Interfaces with a number of modem applications (WSJT-X, FLDIGI etc). ...

Nexus brings the whole ham station — FT8/FT4, phone, CW, satellites, propagation, logging, and awards — into one modern Windows app a new Technician can set up in minutes and a seasoned DXer won't outgrow. A 3-step wizard detects your rig (USB or FlexRadio LAN), sets CAT and audio, and won't transmit outside your licensed segment; ~50 rigs + Hamlib bundled. FT8/FT4 sequencing built to WSJT-X, a sortable roster with country/worked-before/LoTW flags, one-click work-it. Band-opening detector anchored to your station, a native ITU-R P.533 engine, and a 3-D greyline globe. The Needed board ranks callers by log value with proof the path is real. Phone bandscope + voice keyer; CW keyer + live decoder; satellites with rotor auto-track. ...

═══════════ ▲▲▲ ═════════════════════════════════════════════ Find the various versions on the "Files" tab (https://sourceforge.net/projects/jtdx-improved/files/) jtdx_improved is an enhanced version of JTDX by Igor Chernikov et al. (https://sourceforge.net/projects/jtdx/). Both my and Igor's forks are based on the excellent WSJT-X software by Joe Taylor K1JT, Steve Franke K9AN, Bill Somerville G4WJS, myself and others (https://sourceforge.net/projects/wsjt/). After the succes of my...

Test releases for GIT work and for Amateur Radio Software Development Primarily focussed around the JTSDK (see: https://sourceforge.net/projects/hamlib-sdk/ )

...Easy setup of: - cw macro [ labels / messages ] - cw WPM speed, accessible also via GUI, with a 10 / 40 WPM speed range - network settings. Moreover it's capable of control an HF rig ( via Hamlib network control ); in my testbed I'm using an uSDX transceiver, 5W, all mode, full SDR. Relying on Hamlib ecosystem it's easy to setup any transceiver you has :-)

Qt-based UI and Arduino project to provide a keyer interface as well as a UI for CQ calling and logging. This is a minimalist approach that will log the basic info (including frequency if hamlib is configured) for a CQ run session. This is intended as an aid for doing CQ runs and can log responding to hails into a CSV file.

An amateur radio Linux has gcc, gcc-c++, gnuradio, gnuradio-devel, gnuradio-examples, gr-iio, gr-iio-devel, python2-gr-iio, quisk, fldigi, fmtools, fmtools-tkradio, fllog, gr-rds, tlp-rdw, ax25-apps, soundmodem, LinLog, flnet, fbb, horst, xlog, libax25, twlog, cqrlog, hamlib-c++, tcl-hamlib, gr-fcdproplus, perl-hamlib, uronode, python2-hamlib, gr-iqbal, python-hamlib, grig, chirp, flmsg, linsim, gr-osmosdr, xpsk31, codec2, xconvers, trustedqsl, libad9361, gqrx, hamlib, hamlib-devel, callgit, urh, aprsd, xfhell, hamlib-c++-devel, dxcc, lpsk31, perl-Ham-Reference-QRZ, gpredict, qrq, flrig, xnec2c, nec2c, viking, enca, gqrx, freedv, wsjtx installed.

A base for programs. Includes algorythms for Q-learning and SOM's etc. too. Examples: Hamron: Simulates evolution, uses the 2D-renderer. DriveUnit: created for school, for a robotic arm, uses the 3D-renderer. Hlearn: http://www.sagenb.org/home/pub/8

An advanced ham radio logger based on Firebird database. Provides radio control based on hamlib libraries (currently support of 140+ radio types and models), DX cluster connection, QRZ callbook (web version), a grayliner, QSL manager database etc.

Linux DSP-10 is an attempt to interface the DSP-10 transceiver with hamlib and provide a user interface for both console and X11. You can find out more about this radio at: http://www.proaxis.com/~boblark/dsp10.htm

Kontakt is a user-friendly graphical interface to the hamlib, which lets you control your hamradio rigs from your PC.

Web service interface to hamlib, the Ham Radio Control Libraries. This project is attempt to remove possible limitations against "virtual ratio" API usage in heterogeneous environment.