Your remote copy of Win4Icom then connects through the server to control the radio, and the Client program patches through the server to send your microphone signal to the radio and to pipe the radio AF back through your speakers.
The server program then handles radio control and routing of incoming/outgoing audio, and accepts connection requests over the Internet. You can run Win4Icom on the base PC and have it control the radio and audio directly, but for remote operation, install the Client/Server package. That allows the radio connection to appear to Windows as using a traditional yet high-performance serial port, which is still what most radio-control software requires. Watch the video but a basic layout is connecting the 7300 to a "base" PC with a standard USB cable, then installing the ICOM USB driver software as listed in the Win4Icom manual. I want software toĮd KB2E toggle quoted messageShow quoted text Can'tĭo that with RS-BA unless someone will loan it to you to try.Ĭost is less but with me that isn't an issue. Plus you can try a fully functional version for 30 days. Win4Icom problem, it was a Win10 issue with a driver that wasīehaving badly and would not uninstall properly which messed up We swapped quite a fewĮmails before he came on and got it straightened out. That were beating me up and Tom actually took the time to use a But I had some issues with Win4Icom on my laptop It worksįurther and most important, support is superb! I retired from I do get down there to operate but usually inįT8 you say?! Yes and much more! Because unlike RS-BA1 you can The way to the laundry area and hardly give them a look between Have literally not touched the radio or amp.
Internet, I've used it from my car on both phone and FT8 and I've Used Win4Icom aboard 3 cruise ships with their notoriously slow Later and I don't even have RS-BA1 on my system anymore. Starting using Win4Icom on the first release. To say for $100.00 I felt it was priced about $80.00 too high.
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