SDR Control for Icom iPad version 1.0.17 released

Software Defined Radio Client for Icom Transceivers and your iPad

SDR-Control is a full featured iPad App to operate your Icom Transceiver at home or from around the world without additional Hard- or Software.

Important: This App requires one of the following Icom Transceivers: IC-705, IC-7610 or IC-9700

FACTS AND FEATURES:

Compatible to iOS 15 and newer
Complete operation of your Icom Transceiver in all modes
Use the App local or to remote access of your Transceiver from any place without additional Hard- or Software
Dual VFO support (single Waterfall)
DualWatch support (Audio from both VFOs at the same time)
Logbook with auto logging, ADIF Im-/Export
UDP Log submission when using external logging software
Integrated full featured FT8 / FT4 Tool
Integrated CW Keyer
DX-Cluster integration
Spots (from FT8, DX-Cluster) will be displayed in Waterfall
Band limits and Band-Modes will be displayed in Waterfall
Call sign lookup integrated
Displays Calls on Map with heading and distance information
MIDI Controller support
Keyboard shortcuts
And much more…

WHAT YOU NEED:

An Icom IC-705, IC-7610 or IC-9700 Transceiver
The Transceiver needs to be connected to your Network (WiFi or LAN)
No USB cable needed or supported
An iPad that runs at least iOS 15

Find out more here: https://ham-radio-apps.com

Read the Manual: http://go-to.me/sdrcontrol-ios-manual

Version 1.0.17 update contains the following changes and improvements:

This update contains the following changes and improvements:
Fixed an issue where the ALC slider was not updated correctly
Fixed a few other minor issues

SDR Control for iPad is available for $44.99 now on the Mac AppStore.

The latest update can be downloaded for free.

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