[PCR-1000] Remote control of radio via Intenet

Ivo Smits Ivo at UFO-Net.nl
Thu Mar 30 16:46:30 EST 2006


HamRadio Deluxe is also able to control receivers/scanners/transceivers over 
the internet, and I've used that before. But you'll need a separate Audio 
stream (and software), for example Windows Media Encoder, to get the audio 
on the internet.

At this moment my receiver is a node on www.dx-tuners.com. They have a lot 
of PCR-100 and -1000 receivers all over the world, and you can control and 
listen to them over the internet. If you connect your receiver to their 
network, you'll get free access to all other receivers.

There is also a dutch website (http://www.PA3ANG.nl), the owner has made his 
own software to make his receiver controllable over the internet, and uses 
some Streaming Media server software to distribute his audio.

Ivo

----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Doc" <drpepper5 at verizon.net>
To: "SCAN-L" <SCAN-L at LISTSERV.UARK.EDU>; <pcr-1000 at mailman.qth.net>
Sent: Thursday, March 30, 2006 5:48 PM
Subject: [PCR-1000] Remote control of radio via Intenet


>I just ran across an article in Feb., 2006 issue of QST about TRX -Manager 
>being used for RCoIP. That is Remote Control over the Internet. And I was 
>wondering if anyone here has used this for scanning remotely? It seems to 
>me that if you can control a ham transceiver over the internet, you could 
>do the same thing with a scanner. And in particular, the PCR-100-1000. I 
>would think that it would lend itself to this type of operation very 
>easily.
>
> Has anyone here done this?????
>
> Doc.
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