This is commonly referred to as a CAT – Computer Assisted Tuning.
To connect a computer to a radio, you’ll normally need some kind of interface. In preparation for a club meeting at the Chelmsford Amateur Radio Society in Chelmsford, I thought it might be handy to document how I’m able to control my Icom IC-718 from a PC. Very useful for controlling Push-to-Talk (PTT) with data services.Use features such as computer-controlled scanning and band monitoring.Help with electronic logging – Enters the frequency and mode into your log automatically.
Controlling your amateur radio equipment from a PC can come in very handy, and here’s why:
