Mario has said he will be updating xDax and xCat, but will not get started until after Easter - he and his Flex are not at the same site. This clip shows the radio setup as well as software.
#Macloggerdx youtube update#
There is also talk about iOS applications running on the latest MacOS update, so you might even be able to use the iOS version. Don has already said he will update dogParkSDR (and along with that the Fle圆x00 MacLoggerDX interface I’d assume) - no timeline. Setup the Icom 7300 HF/6 Meter Transceiver for use with MacLoggerDX. DogPark is a really nice application that works well. It’s a nice looking app, but it ain’t FREE Let me know if you have trouble with the RUMLogNG Fldigi Applescript or if you got it working by commenting below. A few of you have asked about it, so I splurged and bought the program. Performance versus convenience, I suppose. I’m going to start using MacLoggerDX next. Not difficult, but some people don't like that. JS8Call will work on Windows, Linux and the popular Raspberry Pi3. Remember, if you need to see screen captures for the Icom radio internal settings I have them here for the 7300 and here for the 7610. Just follow the instructions and pictures below. The downside of Bootcamp is that you have to boot into it. It’s easy to get MacLoggerDX and JS8Call configured. If you are wondering what Amateur Radio is about, it's basically a two way radio service where licensed operators throughout the world experiment and communicate with each other on frequencies reserved for license holders.
Windows 10? Let's just say that my W7 in Bootcamp has 100 percent uptime. Welcome to Reddit's own amateur (ham) radio club.
#Macloggerdx youtube windows 10#
My Windows 10 machine sometimes has problems after an update.Īnyhow, Parallels is a viable choice too - I think most people run that. If you are used to MacOS, you expect the software to run after updates. I use Windows 7 because Windows 10 is a horrible OS.
I use Bootcamp because it has direct hardware access and is a bit more efficient than running a virtual machine as you would using Parallels. If you want to run SSDR on the physical platform of your Mac, you will need to use either BootCamp, or Parallels to run a copy of Windows, since for some reason, FlexRadio Systems won't port to MacOS.
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