Web control of CB radio

[TM86]

Only slightly illegal in the US. German guy hacked up a hardware and software interface for his Albrecht AE-5900. Now he can use the radio via web browser. This could probably be adapted to other radios.

GitHub - ThatCrazyDcGuy/AE5900_Remote_V2: Albrecht AE 5900 CB Radio remote rig control. Simulates the Albrecht AMM-500 Microphone in your Webbrowser. // Albrecht AE 5900 CB-Funkfernbedienung. Simuliert das Albrecht AMM-500 Mikrofon in Ihrem Webbrowse

Albrecht AE 5900 CB Radio remote rig control. Simulates the Albrecht AMM-500 Microphone in your Webbrowser. // Albrecht AE 5900 CB-Funkfernbedienung. Simuliert das Albrecht AMM-500 Mikrofon in Ihre...

github.com

 

[BC Coyote]

Nice! That's something I've been thinking about as well. I always thought it would be cool to have a radio up on top of some hill or mountain and be able to control and operate it through a browser.
Especially now that we're on the downslope of the solar cycle I'm thinking of ways to boost my local signal........and a remote mountaintop radio setup would be all kinds of fun!

 

[thatcrazydcguy]

Hi everyone.

I've noticed that the project is being copied more and more internationally. Therefore, I've now added the country codes.

Updates from the last few days:

Update v-210626 i6/a9 BPLC

1. All country codes added.
2. Bug fixes for users with firmware 1.12

Country codes must be configured on the radio and in the web interface.

The HF/VFO is just a placeholder for future updates.

Previous updates from V-190626 i2/a5 CQRP

The 4th row of buttons can be swapped as desired.
The P1-P4 buttons of the AMM-500 multifunction microphone are available.
Alternatively, terminal command buttons for reboot, update, and antenna switching provide direct access to the host system's terminal.
Or, four audio buttons: REC/RPLAY to send recorded audio feedback to your QSO partner, and CQ REC/CQ CALL to save and retransmit your own CQ call.

A complete translation will follow.

Cheers