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RCForb Client (Android) / Re: Log out
« Last post by kx4ib on Today at 10:26:16 am »So far I can't get anything to connect via bluetooth. I'll try USB
Thanks as always
Thanks as always
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RCForb Client (Android) / Re: Log out
« Last post by w8rj on Today at 10:13:07 am »Tap "Settings" (usually 3 vertical dots) and select Audio Options->Mic Source. One of those options should work for you.
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RCForb Client (Android) / Re: Log out
« Last post by kx4ib on Today at 10:08:43 am »thank you
Can you point me to a conversation concerning external mic use? I can hear through my bluetooth but it seems that I can only use the Android devise's mic
Can you point me to a conversation concerning external mic use? I can hear through my bluetooth but it seems that I can only use the Android devise's mic
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RCForb Client (Android) / Re: Android client s-meter
« Last post by w8rj on Today at 05:14:11 am »I think the issue is actually server side with Icom radios. In an attempt to make the S-Meter label more readable, the Icom driver adds a space before and after the "+" symbol.
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RCForb Client (Android) / Re: Android client s-meter
« Last post by sv2czf on Today at 04:54:33 am »I forgot to mention
When the server is in "dummy" mode everything is shown properly
Please check attached screenshot
73s...
When the server is in "dummy" mode everything is shown properly
Please check attached screenshot
73s...
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RCForb Client (Android) / Re: Log out
« Last post by w8rj on Today at 03:58:25 am »Once you're connected, the first tap of the back key will ask you to logout. The next tap of the back key will close the app. Closing the app will also log you out.
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RCForb Client (Android) / Re: Android client s-meter
« Last post by sv2czf on Today at 03:47:54 am »Hi Roger
Thank you for your reply
No I'm using the default settings on this phone
Screen resolution is 1920x1080 at 480 dpi
Maybe the landscape mode will resolve the issue but unfortunately it's not available in the app settings.
I have also test the app with another phone (oneplus 1)
That is rooted and can can change dpi settings
When the dpi is above 600 I can read all digits of s-meter properly but then again every app button becomes too small for a normal finger making the operation impossible.
Is there any scheduled update any time soon?
73s... De SV2CZF Theodoros
Thank you for your reply
No I'm using the default settings on this phone
Screen resolution is 1920x1080 at 480 dpi
Maybe the landscape mode will resolve the issue but unfortunately it's not available in the app settings.
I have also test the app with another phone (oneplus 1)
That is rooted and can can change dpi settings
When the dpi is above 600 I can read all digits of s-meter properly but then again every app button becomes too small for a normal finger making the operation impossible.
Is there any scheduled update any time soon?
73s... De SV2CZF Theodoros
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RCForb Client (Android) / Log out
« Last post by kx4ib on Today at 03:20:35 am »To log out do I simply close the app or is there more to it that I am not seeing.
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Doug
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Doug
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General Support / Re: RCForb Radios
« Last post by w8rj on Today at 03:19:50 am »Below is a list of all radios that are directly supported. Probably a good rule of thumb is if the radio was made in the past 10 years it will have a pretty complete set computer commands.
Some of the newer radios will have built in support for audio and CAT commands on one USB cable. Radios that use a TXd button for transmit typically have that capability.
http://www.remotehams.com/forums/index.php/topic,1248.0.html
Some of the newer radios will have built in support for audio and CAT commands on one USB cable. Radios that use a TXd button for transmit typically have that capability.
http://www.remotehams.com/forums/index.php/topic,1248.0.html
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// Yaesu radios #1000's
FT857 = 1000,
FRG8800 = 1001,
FT450 = 1002,
FT950 = 1003,
FT2000 = 1004,
FTDX5000 = 1005,
FTDX9000 = 1006,
FT897 = 1007,
FT900 = 1008,
FT990 = 1009,
FT890 = 1010,
FT840 = 1011,
FTDX3000 = 1012,
FTDX1200 = 1013,
FT991 = 1014,
FT891 = 1015,
// SDR-RADIO, or similar
SDRRADIO = 1500,
// Elecraft radios #2000's
K3 = 2000,
KX3 = 2001,
K30 = 2002,
K3SIMPLE = 2003,
// Kenwood radio #4000's
KENWOOD = 4000,
TS480 = 4001,
D700 = 4002,
TS590 = 4003,
TS2000 = 4004,
TS570 = 4005,
TS450 = 4006,
TS990 = 4007,
TS870 = 4008,
TS850 = 4009,
TS950 = 4010,
// ICOM radios
ICOMCIV = 5000,
ICOM706 = 5001,
ICOM706MKII = 5002,
ICOM706MKIIG = 5003,
ICOM718 = 5004,
ICOM735 = 5005,
ICOM737 = 5006,
ICOM738 = 5007,
ICOM746 = 5008,
ICOM746PRO = 5009,
ICOM7400 = 5010,
ICOM7410 = 5011,
ICOM751A = 5012,
ICOM756 = 5013,
ICOM756PRO = 5014,
ICOM756PRII = 5015,
ICOM756PRIII = 5016,
ICOM761 = 5017,
ICOM765 = 5018,
ICOM775 = 5019,
ICOM781 = 5020,
ICOM7000 = 5021,
ICOM7100 = 5022,
ICOM7200 = 5023,
ICOM7600 = 5024,
ICOM7610 = 5032,
ICOM7700 = 5025,
ICOM7800 = 5026,
ICOM9100 = 5027,
ICOM910 = 5029,
ICOM7850 = 5030,
ICOM7300 = 5031,
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RCForb Client (Android) / Re: Android client s-meter
« Last post by w8rj on Today at 03:10:29 am »There may not be a fix for it.
Do you have display and/or font size set to something other than default?
Do you have display and/or font size set to something other than default?