The Yaesu App is only tested with FT-950 but it only uses the generic CAT commands so it will probably work with most modern Yaesu radios like FT-2000, FT-5000, FT-9000 and later models. Remember that IC-7100 is the only one which can be switched ON/OFF remotely.ĭon’t forget to set the CI-V address to the same as set in the radio. The ICOM App is designed with focus on IC-7100 but it uses generic commands so it may work with most modern ICOMs like 7000,7200,7600,7800, 756ProIII etc. You also have to set up COM2 to mode 2 (ICOM CI-V) and set the same baudrate as you have set the radio to (for example 19200 baud). If you have a IC-7100 which you only remote via the control panel you have to connect a CI-V interface like ICOM CT-17 from Radio-RRC COM2 to the Radio-CI-V port. If you have a ICOM connected via a CI-V interface from COM2 you do not need to do any changes in the Radio-RRC. If you have a Elecraft K3, KX3 or a K3 twin setup, connected via a CAT cable from COM2 you do not need to do any changes in the Radio-RRC.
The Kenwood App is only tested with TS-480 but it only uses the generic CAT commands so it will probably work with most Kenwood radios. IF you have a TS-480 which you only connected trough the TTL-port you have to connect a RS-232 cable from COM2-to the Radio CAT-port, and add settings for com 2. If you have a Remoterig Radio-RRC connected to your Kenwood via a CAT cable from COM2 you do not need to do any changes in the Radio-RRC. The functionality is limited to the basic functions. This is the first public version which we now release to check if there is an interest for this product. RRC-Nano is an App for Android which makes it possible to remote control Ham radio stations from a Smartphone or other Android devices.
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