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Ok1zia: /* Wish list */

2016-01-04T20:34:38Z

Wish list

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	=Wish list=		=Wish list=
	* A=B		* A=B
	* ~~Server unavailable information~~		* Split
			* VOX

Ok1zia: /* How to install */

2016-01-04T20:32:51Z

How to install

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	* Mofify '''rigctl.php''', command popen(). Change ONLY rig model to REAL rig (no rigctld). This command does not connect, it only dumps rig model capabilities.		* Mofify '''rigctl.php''', command popen(). Change ONLY rig model to REAL rig (no rigctld). This command does not connect, it only dumps rig model capabilities.
	if ($_GET['q'] == '-uf'){ \|		if ($_GET['q'] == '-uf'){ \|
	$fd = popen("rigctl -m ~~229~~ -u", "r");		$fd = popen("rigctl -m 311 -u", "r");
	...		...
	}		}

Ok1zia: /* How to install */

2016-01-04T20:32:24Z

How to install

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	* Search for model number of your rig: '''rigctl -l'''. Next text assume 311.		* Search for model number of your rig: '''rigctl -l'''. Next text assume 311.
	* Test if hamlib can communicate with radio: '''rigctl -m 311 -r /dev/ttyUSB0 f'''. This command should return current frequency. In case of problems try to add -vvvvv command to show verbose informations.		* Test if hamlib can communicate with radio: '''rigctl -m 311 -r /dev/ttyUSB0 f'''. This command should return current frequency. In case of problems try to add -vvvvv command to show verbose informations.
	* ~~When you discover proper options, put they into system() command of~~ rigctl.php:		* Mofify '''rigctl.php''', command popen(). Change ONLY rig model to REAL rig (no rigctld). This command does not connect, it only dumps rig model capabilities.
	~~system("rigctl -m 2 -- $q");~~
	* Mofify also command popen(). Change ONLY rig model to REAL rig (no rigctld). This command does not connect, it only dumps rig model capabilities.
	if ($_GET['q'] == '-uf'){ \|		if ($_GET['q'] == '-uf'){ \|
	$fd = popen("rigctl -m 229 -u", "r");		$fd = popen("rigctl -m 229 -u", "r");
	...		...
	}		}
	* Run rigctld: '''nohup rigctld -m 311 -r /dev/ttyUSB0 &'''. Ampersand means command is run on background. If you want to stop it, use '''killall rigctld'''. Good way is add this command to the end of /etc/init.d/rc.local script (or similar, depends on your distribution).		* Run rigctld: '''nohup rigctld -m 311 -r /dev/ttyUSB0 &'''. If you have to use additional arguments to communicate with rig, add they here. Ampersand means command is run on background. If you want to stop it, use '''killall rigctld'''. Good way is add this command to the end of /etc/init.d/rc.local script (or similar, depends on your distribution).
	* Connect to server using web browser.		* Connect to server using web browser.

Ok1zia: /* How to install */

2016-01-04T20:30:03Z

How to install

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	if ($_GET['q'] == '-uf'){ \|		if ($_GET['q'] == '-uf'){ \|
	$fd = popen("rigctl -m 229 -u", "r");		$fd = popen("rigctl -m 229 -u", "r");
	...		...
	}		}
	* Run rigctld: '''nohup rigctld -m 311 -r /dev/ttyUSB0 &'''. Ampersand means command is run on background. If you want to stop it, use '''killall rigctld'''. Good way is add this command to the end of /etc/init.d/rc.local script (or similar, depends on your distribution).		* Run rigctld: '''nohup rigctld -m 311 -r /dev/ttyUSB0 &'''. Ampersand means command is run on background. If you want to stop it, use '''killall rigctld'''. Good way is add this command to the end of /etc/init.d/rc.local script (or similar, depends on your distribution).

Ok1zia: /* How to install */

2016-01-04T20:29:49Z

How to install

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	* Search for model number of your rig: '''rigctl -l'''. Next text assume 311.		* Search for model number of your rig: '''rigctl -l'''. Next text assume 311.
	* Test if hamlib can communicate with radio: '''rigctl -m 311 -r /dev/ttyUSB0 f'''. This command should return current frequency. In case of problems try to add -vvvvv command to show verbose informations.		* Test if hamlib can communicate with radio: '''rigctl -m 311 -r /dev/ttyUSB0 f'''. This command should return current frequency. In case of problems try to add -vvvvv command to show verbose informations.
	* When you discover proper options, ~~run~~ rigctld: '''nohup rigctld -m 311 -r /dev/ttyUSB0 &'''. Ampersand means command is run on background. If you want to stop it, use '''killall rigctld'''. Good way is add this command to the end of /etc/init.d/rc.local script (or similar, depends on your distribution).		* When you discover proper options, put they into system() command of rigctl.php:
			system("rigctl -m 2 -- $q");
			* Mofify also command popen(). Change ONLY rig model to REAL rig (no rigctld). This command does not connect, it only dumps rig model capabilities.
			if ($_GET['q'] == '-uf'){ \|
			$fd = popen("rigctl -m 229 -u", "r");
			...
			}
			* Run rigctld: '''nohup rigctld -m 311 -r /dev/ttyUSB0 &'''. Ampersand means command is run on background. If you want to stop it, use '''killall rigctld'''. Good way is add this command to the end of /etc/init.d/rc.local script (or similar, depends on your distribution).
	* Connect to server using web browser.		* Connect to server using web browser.

Ok1zia: /* Authors */

2016-01-04T20:03:57Z

Authors

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	=Authors=		=Authors=
	* OK1ZIA - idea, code		* OK1ZIA - idea, code
	* OK1HRA - design, βtesting		* OK1HRA - graphics design, βtesting

	=Wish list=		=Wish list=
	* A=B		* A=B
	* Server unavailable information		* Server unavailable information

Ok1zia: /* Options */

2016-01-04T20:03:37Z

Options

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	* Refresh - how often you want to refresh rig state		* Refresh - how often you want to refresh rig state
	* Low orders - what happen to lower order digits when you tune. Possibilities are Keep and Clear.		* Low orders - what happen to lower order digits when you tune. Possibilities are Keep and Clear.
			* VFO set - if use VFO's A+B or Main+Sub

	=Authors=		=Authors=

Ok1zia at 20:49, 3 March 2015

2015-03-03T20:49:21Z

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	* Refresh - how often you want to refresh rig state		* Refresh - how often you want to refresh rig state
	* Low orders - what happen to lower order digits when you tune. Possibilities are Keep and Clear.		* Low orders - what happen to lower order digits when you tune. Possibilities are Keep and Clear.

			=Authors=
			* OK1ZIA - idea, code
			* OK1HRA - design, βtesting

			=Wish list=
			* A=B
			* Server unavailable information

Ok1zia: /* How to install */

2015-03-01T08:11:31Z

How to install

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	=How to install=		=How to install=
	* Download the archive and unzip they into tree of webserver (maybe '''/var/www/webrig''').		* Download the archive from http://ok1zia.nagano.cz/webrig/ and unzip they into tree of webserver (maybe '''/var/www/webrig''').
	* Install hamlib utilities: '''sudo apt-get install libhamlib-utils'''		* Install hamlib utilities: '''sudo apt-get install libhamlib-utils'''
	* Search for model number of your rig: '''rigctl -l'''. Next text assume 311.		* Search for model number of your rig: '''rigctl -l'''. Next text assume 311.

Ok1zia: /* How to install */

2015-03-01T07:47:14Z

How to install

← Older revision		Revision as of 07:47, 1 March 2015
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	=How to install=		=How to install=
	* Download the archive and unzip they into tree of webserver (maybe '''/var/www/webrig''').		* Download the archive and unzip they into tree of webserver (maybe '''/var/www/webrig''').
	* Install hamlib utilities: '''sudo apt-get install libhamlib-utils''')		* Install hamlib utilities: '''sudo apt-get install libhamlib-utils'''
	* Search for model number of your rig: '''rigctl -l'''. Next text assume 311.		* Search for model number of your rig: '''rigctl -l'''. Next text assume 311.
	* Test if hamlib can communicate with radio: '''rigctl -m 311 -r /dev/ttyUSB0 f'''. This command should return current frequency. In case of problems try to add -vvvvv command to show verbose informations.		* Test if hamlib can communicate with radio: '''rigctl -m 311 -r /dev/ttyUSB0 f'''. This command should return current frequency. In case of problems try to add -vvvvv command to show verbose informations.