I did this a few years back with my 991a. Great learning experience! It was a little bumpy in the beginning. I'm working on manual switches, like yours, in a separate browser tab. It'll look and work cleaner. I leave my power supply on, so there's constant power to the radio, eliminating an extra switch.
@LB0FI no I used Bash to echo directly via CAT control as a proof of concept. Now I'm either using Java or if HTML will do it it'll likely be easier. I just want a way to manipulate the controls remotely on from my phone. Power, tuning and off/on for example. I know I can accomplish what I need with node red but I found the interface annoying and not intuitive.
Thanks Mort! Interesting way it was done. 73
Well, I'm not quite where I want to be, but I am getting there in baby steps.
I did this a few years back with my 991a. Great learning experience! It was a little bumpy in the beginning. I'm working on manual switches, like yours, in a separate browser tab. It'll look and work cleaner. I leave my power supply on, so there's constant power to the radio, eliminating an extra switch.
Do you use Node Red for the interface?
@LB0FI no I used Bash to echo directly via CAT control as a proof of concept. Now I'm either using Java or if HTML will do it it'll likely be easier. I just want a way to manipulate the controls remotely on from my phone. Power, tuning and off/on for example. I know I can accomplish what I need with node red but I found the interface annoying and not intuitive.