You have the cart ahead of the horse. Make communications happen then build
the applications on top of that.

Not sure how well that will fly for the most part.  Unless there are
many new 6000 series radios initially out there, logging/contest
program authors may not be so driven to write the needed radio
interface.  Someone mentioned there is now a member of the N1MM team
on the staff with Flex which is great news.  If many of the commands
are the same as the 5K with the 6000 having a superset of commands it
may work right away.  What I am hoping does NOT happen is waiting so
long for the radio and then another 2-3 months before I can use with
other software apps.

-Greg


On 5/24/12, Brian Lloyd <[email protected]> wrote:
> On Thu, May 24, 2012 at 2:50 PM, Greg Zenger [N2GZ]
> <[email protected]>wrote:
>
>> And I think what George and Neal (and of course myself) are really
>> looking
>> for are drivers and APIs, not simply CAT controls.
>>
>
> Protocols. Wire protocols. That is platform independent. Of course, if
> someone wants to produce include files that describe the data structures
> that is probably OK too. Still, the protocols are the actual interface, not
> some API.
>
>
>>
>> There is a need to merge logging apps with radio control application as
>> well
>> as other station control applications, especially while contesting where
>> things are fast and loosing focus of the window you need to have active
>> can
>> be disastrous.
>>
>
> You have the cart ahead of the horse. Make communications happen then build
> the applications on top of that.
>
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