CWBuddy

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.

Features

Built in Qt and reads a config file to set port info
Provides Arduino project for an Uno (or such) to act as a keyer - both for a paddle and from the host UI
Speed and exchange options are configurable and remembered
Uses Hamlib to read and log rig frequency (but will operate without this)
Logs QSO to CSV log file that can be imported to spreadsheet

Project Samples

Arduino interface (from memory - use with scrutiny)

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