Orion how to GUI's that look ... snip ... That's interesting. Why would I want a GUI that looks just like the Orion? I can get that on the Orion only better since I wouldn't have to mouse around it..
Well, most computer control programs "look like" a radio, albit with enhancements that make it look less like a 3D image of the controlled radio than a representation of the actual radio. There would
That's exactly what I attempt to do with my Orion GUI - make things more efficient like putting the AGC threshold control on the front panel and having its value remembered by band. See my webpage at
I agree. To date, most computer based radio control programs have tried to make the computer screen look like a traditional radio front panel. The radio front panels were designed because that was an
Hi All, I agree that there needs to be some rethought on the interface on rig control software. One needs to think "Communicating" as instead of rig control as an objective. What do you need to get t
I agree with Duane. I already have an Orion front panel. I run N4PY control software with a smart-looking 15" [color] TFT sitting on top of the Orion. I have everything in lovely color and direct acc
Another part of this equation is achieving a much better situational awareness of band conditions at any given moment, spectrum scopes on the radio itself is a small step in the right direction but t
Similarly in concept I've been running 4 "radios" simultaneously on 4 separate bands and have all of them communicating with WriteLog. Works pretty darn slick too, rather than trying to drive radios