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Operate your Yaesu FTX-1 remotely

RemoteMyShack puts your Yaesu FTX-1 in your browser: operate it from your phone, tablet or laptop at yourcall.remotemyshack.com, with two-way audio and the controls you use at the shack. A small agent on a computer next to the radio connects to it by USB; there's no VPN or port forwarding to set up.

Beta: support for Yaesu radios is built from the maker's documentation, but we haven't run it against one yet. Tell us how it goes.

What works with the FTX-1

Connects by	USB
Bands	160m, 80m, 60m, 40m, 30m, 20m, 17m, 15m, 12m, 10m, 6m, 2m, 70cm
Transmit	Yes, with push-to-talk from your device
Spectrum scope	Not supported for this radio
Remote power-on	Yes: it stays reachable on your network while off, so you can switch it on from anywhere
Tested	Not yet (beta)

Expected to work like the FTDX10; its CAT ID isn't confirmed yet. 10 W as the Field head alone.

What you can do from the console

Tune, change band, mode, filter and DATA mode, and read the S-meter from your phone or laptop.
Hear the radio, with two-way audio on transceivers: hold to talk, with automatic unkey if your connection drops.
Adjust RF gain, preamp, attenuator, AGC, noise blanker and noise reduction where the radio has them; the radio's own speaker is turned down while the agent is connected. On a FlexRadio the RF gain slider sets SmartSDR's AGC threshold; on a Hermes Lite 2 it sets the receive gain (LNA).
Send CW from the console with the radio's keyer (the agent keys a Hermes Lite 2 itself), and RTTY as audio.
Every transmission is recorded in your transmit log.

Setting it up

Install the agent on a Mac, Windows or Linux computer, or a Raspberry Pi, next to the radio, link it to your account, and open yourcall.remotemyshack.com. These articles walk you through it:

Other Yaesu radios

FT-710 · FT-991A · FTDX10 · FTDX101D · FTDX101MP · FTDX3000

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