Re: [ANN] Hamlib 1.2.5 released

[Ricardo Saiz Villoria <rsaizv@yahoo.es>]

Patrick A. Ouellette wrote:
> At the risk of sounding low tech, you could use a telnet/ssh session to
> the remote PC and run rigctl to change settings.  Not the flashy
> monitoring of grig or an ncurses interface, but it would get the job
> done.
> 
> You still have to get the audio to and from the radio....
> 
> 73,
> 
> Pat KB8PYM

It is easier than that: the hamlib can talk to grig by rpc via udp 
packets across a network. So the required network bandwidth is close to 
that of the rs232 link.

You can control your rig in these ways:

rigctl   : with commands
grig     : graphically; grig calls rigctl in the background
rpc.rigd : the daemon stays listening for udp packets
followed by:
grig -m 1901 -r <host>    : grig in local or remote machine
or:
rigctl -m 1901 -r <host>  : command line in local or remote machine

ophone and gnomemeeting both use h.323

For one-way audio broadcast you can use liveice/icecast and listen with 
an mp3 player as xmms.

73 Ricardo

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