Or it can try to open a TCP connection on port 58085. Messages are sent between the two programs either via UDP packets, or a TCP connection.īy default, DX ToolBox will listen for UDP packets on port 58083 and will send UDP packets to the other program(s) on port 58084.
It can also send the station information to the radio program, which can then display it.Īn SDR program could even query DX ToolBox to gather information about all of the signals present on the spectrum display (say via identifying carriers) and ID the stations for the user. The radio program sends the frequency to DX ToolBox, which will then find the transmission in the database andīring up that entry in the built in schedule window. Likewise, a user can use the radio control or SDR program, and tune around or click on a signal. Will send the frequency to the radio program, which can tune to that frequency. Then click on a transmision, and DX ToolBox Why do this? DX ToolBox has an extensive built in SWBC program schedule, which is frequently updated.Ī user can search or scroll through it, and find a broadcast of interest. DX Toolbox - Shortwave / Ham Radio / HF Radio Propagation ToolĭX ToolBox can communicate with radio related programs, such as SDR software, or radio tuning programs.
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