[Hamlib-developer] Introduction and Question about S-Meter-Reading
Library to control radio transceivers and receivers
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From: Richard E. <DO...@ho...> - 2025-04-12 18:37:24
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Hello. My name is Richard. I have been blind since birth and am currently working on a project that uses Hamlib to develop a system that helps blind individuals, especially those who are not very computer-savvy, to operate amateur radio transceivers. Particularly, people who have lost their sight later in life and older individuals often lack the ability to adapt to the changed situation and therefore require special assistance. A Raspberry Pi hosts the Hamlib, transceiver functions can be controlled via a connected numeric keypad, and a speech output reads everything aloud. Optionally, a MIDI controller can be connected to control the functions of the radio device. Anyone interested in seeing the current progress of the project and willing to provide tips on how I might use some Hamlib functions more effectively is welcome to visit https://github.com/do9re/midi2hamlib . My first question concerns reading the S-meter on a transceiver. As I understand it, the STRENGTH level provides this information. But where can I find a conversion table that tells me which S-level corresponds to the read value? I am excited to be part of the Hamlib family and look forward to a good exchange. 73 Richard (DO9RE) |