Specifications

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Setting up remote control

You may specify some limitations such as :

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TX (authorization for TXing), Frequency Range (in MHz, for TXing), Maximum Power in

Watts,



Authorization for using the Rotor ,



Maximum AF volume for the receiver (0-255),



DX Spots relay, maximum number of Spots and display of the DXCC Award status (by

colors) (*),



Predefined CW messages and Macros ; however, these parameters may be edited

dynamically from the Web Interface



Logbook : allows quick logging of the current Spot (QSO must be edited for additional

information such as DXCC country...).

(*) Note : in all cases, Spots relayed by the WebServer are those received from the

Telnet/Packetor WebCluster TRX-Manager’s interface (if active) using the filters defined under

the Preferences of the Terminal or of the WebCluster.

Using the Web Interface

From the Server computer (which controls the station), please launch TRX-Manager and the

Monitoring. If needed launch the WebCluster or connect a Telnet Cluster to relay spots.

Activate the Web Server (Transceiver/Web Server submenu) using the OPEN button.

From the remote computer or device, please launch its Internet browser and connect to

TRX-Manager by typing in the Server’s address in the URL field of the browser ; click the GO

button of the brower. If you connect from a local network, you use a local address such as

http://192….. If you connect from the Internet, you must use the Internet IP of the router.

If the defined port is not 80, you must specify the port by adding the suffix :nn(nn= port)to

the web address (i.e < /FONT> http://192.168.1.100:8500 if 8500 is the specified port).

If a Password is requested, a welcome page displays. Type in the Password and click Enter.

If the Password is valid, the Web Interface is displayed.

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