[A-DX] [studio1] ==> HAMLIB ==> [IC-R75 / FRG-100]

[Roger]

Now I have found a way out from STUDIO1 to directly control the ICOM 
IC-R75 and the YAESU FRG-100
For this purpose one can use the hamlib.
The following files must be located in the STUDIO1-directory:
ExtIO_HamLib.dll
libhamlib-2.dll
libusb0.dll
hamlib-icom.dll  ===>  for ICOM-devices
hamlib-yaesu.dll ===>  for YAESU-devices
ExtIO_HamLib.cfg

Here are the contents of ExtIO_HamLib.cfg for YAESU FRG-100:
====================================================================
# write log messages to ExtIO_HamLib.log?  0 for no. 1 for yes.
1
# model number as used in "rigctl -m <model>"
# also see rigctl --list
117
# radio device as used in "rigctl -r <port>" - full line is used!
com1
# LO / IF frequency offset f.e. 12000
5845
====================================================================
"117"  is the model number for the YAESU FRG-100.
"5845" is my special offset for the external IF-mixer in combination 
with FRG100-IF (+5,845 kHz)



Here are the contents of ExtIO_HamLib.cfg for the ICOM IC-R75:
========================================================================================
# write log messages to ExtIO_HamLib.log?  0 for no. 1 for yes.
1
# model number as used in "rigctl -m <model>"
# also see rigctl --list
339
# radio device as used in "rigctl -r <port>" - full line is used!
com1
# LO / IF frequency offset f.e. 12000
-11660
========================================================================================
"339"  is the model number for the ICOM R-75.
-11660 is my special offset for the internal IC-R75-IF-mixer (-11,66 kHz)

complete list for other devices here:
http://www.rhci-online.de/rigctl-l.gif

http://www.rhci-online.de/HamLib-IC-R75.gif
http://www.rhci-online.de/HamLib-FRG100.gif

Works on the same principle also for "_HDSDR_".
roger