Click the START button if the server is not running yet.ġ. Please allow the exception in your firewall software.Ĩ.
If you are running a software firewall on your computer, you will need to allow in access for traffic using TCP port 7809. Write down this address and then the port number (7809) you will need them for the setup on your Android device next.ħ. Most computers will only have one IP address in this field. This will make sure that the IP server is available when HRD starts and you do not have to manually start it.Ħ. Check the little box that says “Start server when HRD starts”. At the top of the main window click “Tools” on the menu.ģ. If you allready have your radio connected to HRD, start your radio and then start HRD.Ģ. Be sure your Wi-Fi radio is enabled on your Android device and you are able to communicate with your computer running HRD.ġ. *Note this setup will be for starters on your LAN. Basically there are just a few steps to get this working: Since I demonstrated Pocket RXTX with my Icom IC-7600 and HRD, my review will be based on connecting the app in that manner.
I am running HRD 5.24.0.36 currently with my Icom IC-7600 and it worked fairly well. Lastly you can use Ham Radio Deluxe’s IP server capability to remote control just about any rig that is compatible with HRD it looks like. Additionally it can connect to online SDR’s over the internet so that you can listen to various servers (currently there is only one available, but I’m sure that will change with time). The app can connect directly to a few different Yaesu radios such as the FT-817, FT-857, and FT-897D using a Bluetooth interface. He has really done a great job writing this app even though it is officially in ALPHA status. Pocket RXTX is the brainchild of Dan Toma YO3GGX. The app can be downloaded for free on the Google Play store here. Today I ran across a fun little app on the Google Play store called Pocket RXTX that allows you to remotely control your rig using Ham Radio Deluxe’s IP server right on your Android phone or tablet!
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