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remoteGUI
µSDX & CWdaemon GUI
...Enjoy :-) ****************************************************************************** "Remote HF Operation" it's now a reality! With this app it's possible to send CW, with CWdaemon, over net ( local / internet ). 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 :-) -
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CWOnly
Python program for sending custom CW macros via serial port
...This bundle works for Windows 7 and Windows 10. CWOnly has two screen. The main screen is for operation. There are six macro buttons on the screen that are configured in the setup screen. There are three entry fields for sending other text messages. The abort button stops sending code, The scroll bars set send speed and Farnsworth spacing. The setup button opens the configuration screen. The setup screen is used to configure the 12 buttons. The lower three buttons are for the user name, QRZ password, and to set the serial port. ...
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