Using OSC from [udpsend]<\/p>\n
I needed a better way to send radio frequency data from Max to a rigcltd daemon (via tcp). This is the method of tuning SDR devices hosted by CubicSDR.<\/p>\n
From the max8radio folder run:<\/p>\n
py3rigctl2.py<\/p>\n
The input is OSC frequency data, on port 8001, in the form: \/F 7001000<\/p>\n
(This would be for 7.001 MHz)<\/p>\n
An OSC server in the python program listens for these messages and then reformats and sends them to a running rigctld daemon running in the background on port 4532<\/p>\n
rigctld -m 1 4532 &<\/p>\n
The frequency message going to rigctld would be in the format: F+ 7001000<\/p>\n
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Using OSC from [udpsend] I needed a better way to send radio frequency data from Max to a rigcltd daemon (via tcp). This is the method of tuning SDR devices hosted by CubicSDR. From the max8radio folder run: py3rigctl2.py The input is OSC frequency data, on port 8001, in the form: \/F 7001000 (This would … <\/p>\n