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Presentation Outline. TRX-Manager Dynamic DNS Service Virtual Network Computing (VNC) Remote Control using VNC & TRX-Manager. TRX-Manager Overview. Full transceiver control Memory channel operation Shortwave listing DXing Logging and award tracking Graphic interface.

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  1. Presentation Outline • TRX-Manager • Dynamic DNS Service • Virtual Network Computing (VNC) • Remote Control usingVNC & TRX-Manager

  2. TRX-ManagerOverview • Full transceiver control • Memory channel operation • Shortwave listing • DXing • Logging and award tracking • Graphic interface

  3. TRX-ManagerIn-Practice • “The easiest way to tune a rig is with the knobs on front.” Laurent Labourie • DX Spotting • Frequency tracking • Rotor control • DXAtlas • Logging • Memory management

  4. Radio Control

  5. Radio ControlTuning

  6. Radio ControlMonitoring

  7. Radio ControlS-Meter

  8. Radio ControlReceive and Transmit Frequency

  9. Radio ControlMode

  10. Radio ControlMemory and Filters

  11. Radio ControlVFO and Clarifier

  12. Radio ControlAntenna Tuner

  13. Radio ControlDirect Frequency Entry

  14. Radio ControlFrequency Tuning

  15. Radio ControlRotor Control

  16. Radio ControlRotor Control

  17. Radio ControlLogging

  18. Radio ControlLogging

  19. Radio ControlDX Spotting

  20. Radio ControlDX Spotting

  21. Radio ControlDX Spotting Call Book

  22. Radio ControlCall Book Information

  23. Radio ControlDX Spotting DX Atlas

  24. DX Atlas

  25. DX Atlas

  26. DX Atlas

  27. DX Atlas

  28. DX Atlas

  29. DX Atlas

  30. DX Atlas

  31. DX Atlas

  32. Radio ControlDX Cluster and Terminal Setup

  33. Radio ControlDX Cluster and Terminal Setup

  34. Radio ControlDX Cluster

  35. Radio ControlRemote Control Terminal Setup

  36. TRX-Manager Remote Control • TRX-Manager must be installed on the slave and on the remote computer. • The slave computer is located at the base station and connected to the rig. • The remote computer connects to the slave via the Internet.

  37. Internet Protocol Addressing • Every computer on the Internet has a unique Internet Protocol (IP) address. • Network servers, routers, hubs, and switches and many desktop computers frequently employ some form of permanent IP addressing. This may take the form of a single static IP address or address assignment by a DHCP service.

  38. Internet Service Providers • Internet Service Providers (ISPs) typically do not provide static IP addresses to customers like you and me. This is true for low speed telephone, as well as cable, and ADSL connections. • As a consequence, your computer—or home network—is assigned a new IP address every time you logon to the INTERNET. If you have a cable modem or ADSL connection, the IP address is usually changed at least once a week.

  39. Dynamic DNS To find the slave computer we must know its IP address. TRX-Manager does have the ability to e-mail the slave’s IP address. However, there is an alternative. Dynamic DNS

  40. Dynamic DNS: The Steps • Registered the domain--W4UOA.COM • Establish a dynamic host--dyndns.org • Requests for W4UOA.COM are directed to servers at dyndns.org which in-turn direct them to the current IP address of the host computer. • DirectUpdate running on the host computer directly updates dyndns.org when ISP changes the actual IP address on the host.

  41. DynDNS.org

  42. Direct Update

  43. Virtual Network Computing • Virtual Network Computing (VNC) is a system for viewing and controlling a remote computer via the Internet. • VNC is composed of two components: the VNC server running on the host; and the VNC viewer running the on the remote computer. • The VNC server and viewer are free and available from AT&T.

  44. Review • Basic Functions of TRX-Manager • TRX-Manager’s ability to use Telnet over the Internet to control a remote host • “Finding” a remote computer using dynamic DNS addressing • Virtual Network Computing

  45. Virtual Network Computing • The VNC server is running on the host machine—w4uoa.com—which is connected via a com port to a Yaesu FT-1000. • Point the VNC viewer on the remote computer to w4uoa.com. • The VNC viewer will provide a graphic image of the host desktop and full operational control of all host machine services and applications.

  46. Remote Operation • From the remote machine, start NetMeeting on the host. NetMeeting provides audio to and from the rig. • Set NetMeeting on the host to Autoanswer incoming calls. • Start NetMeeting on the remote machine. • Place a NetMeeting call from the remote machine to w4uoa.com.

  47. Remote Operation • Use the VNC connection on the remote machine to start TRX-Manager on the host. • You now have control of many of theFT-1000’s functions as well as control of the Yagi rotor. • To talk use the “Key” button in the Monitor Window of TRX-Manager as a PTT switch.

  48. Remote Operation • Control the FT-1000’s frequency using TRX VFO controls, TRX Quick Memories, or its own Memory Channels. You can also edit all of these remotely. • Don’t forget to use the Memory Channels to “select” the right antenna if you QSY to 40m or QSY from 40m to 10-15-20m. • Don’t forget to Tune if you change bands. • Let’s see the demo….

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