Sure. I am at work will send it when I get home in 3 hours. Sorry for the delay

On Sun., Nov. 28, 2021, 5:21 p.m. The Wolf, <hank.smith966@...> wrote:

Hello I didn't receive the link to your website

can you resend it please?

thanks

Hank

On 11/27/2021 1:13 AM, Edward MacDonald wrote:

Hank, 

I sent you a link from my website to create a password for the profile I created for you. Once you have the password set, log into my website with the link that was sent and you will have access to the beta version of the accessibility plug-in.

Once you have downloaded the zip file from my site:

Uunzip it in it's root folder into the "Plugins" folder in your SDR# install

 Run SDR# and then plug-in should automatically load.

For beta testing, the plugin is enabled by default. This will not be the case in the release version.

The login responds to numerous preset keyboard shortcuts which I will post here shortly.

Please remember is is a beta. Glitches may be present, some features will not work fully.

If anyone else wants accessibility please let me know.

DO NOT redistribute the BETAS.

Once you have it setup let me know and I 2ill email you instructions on hot to get it to work with JAWS.

On Sat., Nov. 27, 2021, 12:41 a.m. Edward MacDonald via groups.io, <edwardmacdonald74=gmail.com@groups.io> wrote:

 Getting it uploaded now actually. Give me a bot and O will post the link

On Sat., Nov. 27, 2021, 12:10 a.m. The Wolf, <hank.smith966@...> wrote:

Hello

did you post the link?

thanks

Hank

On 11/26/2021 3:49 PM, Edward MacDonald wrote:

No problem. I will forward them after I post link tonight

On Fri., Nov. 26, 2021, 4:41 p.m. The Wolf, <hank.smith966@...> wrote:

Hello

I will need the instructions fore the dll file

fore jaws.

thanks

Hank

On 11/26/2021 2:03 PM, Edward MacDonald wrote:

The older versions absolutely will not work with any of the new .NET 5 versions of SDR#. 

I have the BETA version of tye new accessibility plug-in ready. I have had higher priority matters to take care of for the past few months. Sorry for the delay.

I will post the download link for the BETA tonight here around midnight GMT -6.

Hank...

I could not get licensing for the JAWS dll interface. The plug-in WILL work with the JAWS screen reader, but you will need to copy and paste the required dll manually from inside of the JAWS folder and paste it into the plug-in folder for SDR#.

I can provide some instructions for you if required.

The plug-in will also interface with NVDA, Dolphin,icrosoft screen reader etc. It will work with both speech and Vraille readers (when available)

Some things - such as direct frequency entry and the audible power meter are stoll in progress.

On Fri., Nov. 26, 2021, 2:38 p.m. Gabriele Battaglia via groups.io, <iz4apu=libero.it@groups.io> wrote:

Hi all and thanks for info. Ron, I'm IZ4IZ4APU, and I use an iPhone12 pro max with Voiceover. If I can be useful for you, feel free to reach me out of list. Best 73, Gabe.

--

Sent from starship Gabryphone 12ProMax

    Captain Battaglia.

Il giorno 26 nov 2021, alle ore 19:44, Ron, N6YWU <ron.nicholson@...> ha scritto:

Hi,

I am looking for a blind SWL or amateur radio operator who uses an iPhone with VoiceOver.
My current iPhone app, rtl_tcp SDR, which I have developed, available from the App store, supports using an Airspy HF+ or an RTL-SDR via an hfp_tcp or rtl_tcp server (not a spy server).
I would like to understand how a blind operator might like to operate an SDR from an iPhone or iPad, so that I can prioritize adding and testing various visual accessibility features in my iPhone SDR app.

Thanks,
Ron
n6ywu

Sure. I am at work will send it when I get home in 3 hours. Sorry for the delay

On Sun., Nov. 28, 2021, 5:21 p.m. The Wolf, <hank.smith966@...> wrote:

Hello I didn't receive the link to your website

can you resend it please?

thanks

Hank

On 11/27/2021 1:13 AM, Edward MacDonald wrote:

Hank, 

I sent you a link from my website to create a password for the profile I created for you. Once you have the password set, log into my website with the link that was sent and you will have access to the beta version of the accessibility plug-in.

Once you have downloaded the zip file from my site:

Uunzip it in it's root folder into the "Plugins" folder in your SDR# install

 Run SDR# and then plug-in should automatically load.

For beta testing, the plugin is enabled by default. This will not be the case in the release version.

The login responds to numerous preset keyboard shortcuts which I will post here shortly.

Please remember is is a beta. Glitches may be present, some features will not work fully.

If anyone else wants accessibility please let me know.

DO NOT redistribute the BETAS.

Once you have it setup let me know and I 2ill email you instructions on hot to get it to work with JAWS.

On Sat., Nov. 27, 2021, 12:41 a.m. Edward MacDonald via groups.io, <edwardmacdonald74=gmail.com@groups.io> wrote:

 Getting it uploaded now actually. Give me a bot and O will post the link

On Sat., Nov. 27, 2021, 12:10 a.m. The Wolf, <hank.smith966@...> wrote:

Hello

did you post the link?

thanks

Hank

On 11/26/2021 3:49 PM, Edward MacDonald wrote:

No problem. I will forward them after I post link tonight

On Fri., Nov. 26, 2021, 4:41 p.m. The Wolf, <hank.smith966@...> wrote:

Hello

I will need the instructions fore the dll file

fore jaws.

thanks

Hank

On 11/26/2021 2:03 PM, Edward MacDonald wrote:

The older versions absolutely will not work with any of the new .NET 5 versions of SDR#. 

I have the BETA version of tye new accessibility plug-in ready. I have had higher priority matters to take care of for the past few months. Sorry for the delay.

I will post the download link for the BETA tonight here around midnight GMT -6.

Hank...

I could not get licensing for the JAWS dll interface. The plug-in WILL work with the JAWS screen reader, but you will need to copy and paste the required dll manually from inside of the JAWS folder and paste it into the plug-in folder for SDR#.

I can provide some instructions for you if required.

The plug-in will also interface with NVDA, Dolphin,icrosoft screen reader etc. It will work with both speech and Vraille readers (when available)

Some things - such as direct frequency entry and the audible power meter are stoll in progress.

On Fri., Nov. 26, 2021, 2:38 p.m. Gabriele Battaglia via groups.io, <iz4apu=libero.it@groups.io> wrote:

Hi all and thanks for info. Ron, I'm IZ4IZ4APU, and I use an iPhone12 pro max with Voiceover. If I can be useful for you, feel free to reach me out of list. Best 73, Gabe.

--

Sent from starship Gabryphone 12ProMax

    Captain Battaglia.

Il giorno 26 nov 2021, alle ore 19:44, Ron, N6YWU <ron.nicholson@...> ha scritto:

Hi,

I am looking for a blind SWL or amateur radio operator who uses an iPhone with VoiceOver.
My current iPhone app, rtl_tcp SDR, which I have developed, available from the App store, supports using an Airspy HF+ or an RTL-SDR via an hfp_tcp or rtl_tcp server (not a spy server).
I would like to understand how a blind operator might like to operate an SDR from an iPhone or iPad, so that I can prioritize adding and testing various visual accessibility features in my iPhone SDR app.

Thanks,
Ron
n6ywu

Hank, 

I sent you a link from my website to create a password for the profile I created for you. Once you have the password set, log into my website with the link that was sent and you will have access to the beta version of the accessibility plug-in.

Once you have downloaded the zip file from my site:

Uunzip it in it's root folder into the "Plugins" folder in your SDR# install

 Run SDR# and then plug-in should automatically load.

For beta testing, the plugin is enabled by default. This will not be the case in the release version.

The login responds to numerous preset keyboard shortcuts which I will post here shortly.

Please remember is is a beta. Glitches may be present, some features will not work fully.

If anyone else wants accessibility please let me know.

DO NOT redistribute the BETAS.

Once you have it setup let me know and I 2ill email you instructions on hot to get it to work with JAWS.

On Sat., Nov. 27, 2021, 12:41 a.m. Edward MacDonald via groups.io, <edwardmacdonald74=gmail.com@groups.io> wrote:

 Getting it uploaded now actually. Give me a bot and O will post the link

On Sat., Nov. 27, 2021, 12:10 a.m. The Wolf, <hank.smith966@...> wrote:

Hello

did you post the link?

thanks

Hank

On 11/26/2021 3:49 PM, Edward MacDonald wrote:

No problem. I will forward them after I post link tonight

On Fri., Nov. 26, 2021, 4:41 p.m. The Wolf, <hank.smith966@...> wrote:

Hello

I will need the instructions fore the dll file

fore jaws.

thanks

Hank

On 11/26/2021 2:03 PM, Edward MacDonald wrote:

The older versions absolutely will not work with any of the new .NET 5 versions of SDR#. 

I have the BETA version of tye new accessibility plug-in ready. I have had higher priority matters to take care of for the past few months. Sorry for the delay.

I will post the download link for the BETA tonight here around midnight GMT -6.

Hank...

I could not get licensing for the JAWS dll interface. The plug-in WILL work with the JAWS screen reader, but you will need to copy and paste the required dll manually from inside of the JAWS folder and paste it into the plug-in folder for SDR#.

I can provide some instructions for you if required.

The plug-in will also interface with NVDA, Dolphin,icrosoft screen reader etc. It will work with both speech and Vraille readers (when available)

Some things - such as direct frequency entry and the audible power meter are stoll in progress.

On Fri., Nov. 26, 2021, 2:38 p.m. Gabriele Battaglia via groups.io, <iz4apu=libero.it@groups.io> wrote:

Hi all and thanks for info. Ron, I'm IZ4IZ4APU, and I use an iPhone12 pro max with Voiceover. If I can be useful for you, feel free to reach me out of list. Best 73, Gabe.

--

Sent from starship Gabryphone 12ProMax

    Captain Battaglia.

Il giorno 26 nov 2021, alle ore 19:44, Ron, N6YWU <ron.nicholson@...> ha scritto:

Hi,

I am looking for a blind SWL or amateur radio operator who uses an iPhone with VoiceOver.
My current iPhone app, rtl_tcp SDR, which I have developed, available from the App store, supports using an Airspy HF+ or an RTL-SDR via an hfp_tcp or rtl_tcp server (not a spy server).
I would like to understand how a blind operator might like to operate an SDR from an iPhone or iPad, so that I can prioritize adding and testing various visual accessibility features in my iPhone SDR app.

Thanks,
Ron
n6ywu

I would be interested to know if anyone has designed a 3D printed "holder/mount" for any of the Airspy SDRs?
I am looking to monitor 50MHz, 70MHz, 144MHz and 432MHz by using a combination of Airspy Minis, R0/R2 and HF+ Discovery.
Rather than having them floating around, I'd like to build them into an enclosure, be it ABS or metal.
But to do that I need to have some form of holder/mount to retain them.

Many thanks

Tracey G5VU

I've looked online on and off for a year or two, and haven't found an
answer, or example to an idea I have.

Something along the lines of a scanner, or scanning, but an entire band,
for example, 10m, or 20m, and if a signal is above a threshold, the
receiver will stop on the frequency. Frequency would be unknown, so the
entire band in reasonable steps for the mode.

Think of it as an old analog scanner search function, set low frequency
limit, then high frequency limit, press search, something pops up,
scanning stops until transmission ends, then continues. The idea is, if
there are close, or strong signals on a band, such as a local net, or
going into an area with some activity, but not sure where it is, the SDR
could track it, so to speak, mode, AM, FM, SSB, et cetera, could be set
after the first few hits.

From what I understand, an SDR is fast, so it seems if a signal pops up
anywhere, and was above a threshold, searching/locking, then continuing
would be nearly instantaneous until the next transmission

Anyone doing this already? I've found mention of people using some SDRs
as a scanner, and putting in a few frequencies, like channels to search
through, but I haven't found any references to sweeping all of 10m.

Ideas? Looking for examples of SDRs that can do this, software, some
basic settings.

Thanks.

Kurt

I think it would definitely be an interesting and useful project for all current and future SDR# users... who hasn't taken advantage of it to hear music or news with the old FMW...   😉

Good projects to all !

73, Paolo iz1mll

Il 28/11/2021 15:07, prog ha scritto:

It shouldn't be that hard to encapsulate one of these Open Source projects as plugins for SDR#. Any one interested ? 

It shouldn't be that hard to encapsulate one of these Open Source projects as plugins for SDR#. Any one interested ?