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FreqEZ HAT16

- Description
- Automatic antenna selection from network-based UDP packets or hard-wired BCD inputs
- In N1MM+ – use the antenna numbers from the Configurer Antenna table
- Supports the N1MM+ Keyboard Shortcut for multiple antennas per band by toggling <alt>+F9
- In Logger 32, DXLab, Log4OM, UcxLog, TR4Win or N1MM+ – use the Tx radio frequency from the UDP RadioInfo packet
- Manual antenna selection with simple mouse clicks in the Windows FreqEZ Console
- Hard-wired method, for logging programs that do not support UDP broadcasts
- One of these units will drive all the ports of either the 2x6 or 2x8 switch boards
- An RPi is required for each HAT
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FreqEZ v2.2.0 Windows Console – to be installed on each computer accessing the FreqEZ
Standard Windows setup program:
Download and unzip this ZIP archive. Then run the setup executable:
FreqEZ Windows Console: FreqEZ WinConsole_v2.2.0.zip
FreqEZ v2.2.0 Raspberry Pi Controller – to be installed on the Raspberry Pi connected to the FreqEZ
Burn microSD Disk Method (RECOMMENDED):
- A complete FreqEZ Controller software installation can be created using the Raspberry Pi organization’s Imager program ( https://www.raspberrypi.com/software/ ) to burn this image file to a microSD card. The resulting microSD will contain both the Raspbian operating system and pre-configured FreqEZ RPi software. When finished, just insert the microSD card into the RPI and apply power.
- Step-by-step instructions can be found in the “Raspberry Pi Controller – Preparing the microSD Card” section of the documentation by clicking on Help in the v2.2.0 Windows Console or opening the on-line Help file FreqEZhelp.pdf.
- FreqEZ Raspberry Pi O/S and program image file: FreqEZ_RPi_v220_ISO (DO NOT UNZIP)
Manual File Copy Method (ALTERNATE):
- The files in this FreqEZ RPi Controller ZIP archive can be downloaded and manually copied to specific locations within the Raspberry Pi file structure.
- Step-by-step instructions can be found in the “APPENDIX: Alternative Method for Preparing the microSD Card” section of the documentation by clicking on Help in the v2.2.0 Windows Console or opening the on-line Help file FreqEZhelp.pdf.
- FreqEZ Raspberry Pi Controller: FreqEZ_RPiController_v2.2.0.zip
FreqEZ v2.2.0 Help PDF file
FreqEZ Documentation / Help file: FreqEZhelp.pdf