Why? Because synchronizing paper logs to LoTW and QRZ is quite cumbersome, most people use electronic logs. However, carrying a laptop around every time for logging was inconvenient, so I decided to develop a log recording application for Android.
Implemented features Currently, the concept validation has been achieved for reading USB serial frequency/mode from Xiegu 6100 series RIG and Xiegu G90 radio. The radio control service will upload the frequency/mode changes to Cloudlog, and a notification will also be displayed showing the current application's read frequency and mode.
Testing methods Install the app, then go to the "Program Configuration" page and enter the URL (ending with index.php) and API key. Connect it to your radio (XieGu G90 [try other XieGu radios or even an ICOM] using an OTG cable), restart the app, and check the notification bar for radio information. If you see it, that means the information has been uploaded to Cloudlog, so go to the "Log Recording" page and enjoy ON AIR :-)
Technical details The control and information reading part of the RIG code was ported from FT8CN. It performs regular rotation in the foreground service and uses okhttp to report.
Plan Of course, the first step is to improve the user interface (UI), followed by supporting more RIGs. In the long term, it may involve implementing features such as CW sending capabilities similar to those of n1mm, automatic CQ calls, and DX network support, etc.
This post is mainly to gather some feedback and also symbolically create a placeholder ;-)
GitHub: https://github.com/goodspeed34/RIGLogger (Mr. [Name] welcomed)
APK: https://github.com/goodspeed34/RIGLogger/releases/download/v0.0.1-poc/app-debug.apk
