Kolega Gófer, o, pardąsik, SP5GOF, skorzystał z moich doświadczeń z reverse engicośtam “protokołu” komunikacyjnego Wouxuna KG-UVD1P i stworzył narzędzie do obsługi z poziomu Linuxa:
Całość została przetestowana na modelach KG-UVD1P i KG-UVD2. Obydwa, jak słusznie zauważył Gof, identyfikują się jako KG669V.
Oczywiście, przed użyciem proszę zapoznać się z ulotką lub skonsultować z najbliższym guru linuksowym lub administratorem.
English: Open WouXun utility is tool that allows you basic manipulation of Wouxun KG1UVD-P, KG-UV2D and possibly other Wouxun TRXa. Below, you can find outdate readme file. PLEASE refer to readme file located on OWX homepage, where You can find more information about this software (in english, of course).
Please note – writting to me regarding usage or compilation will only extend reply time, since I’m forced to forward every request to Adam by myself.
Utility was developed on Wouxun KG-UV2D and tested on KG1UVD-P (both identify as KG669V). Possibly other Wouxuns are supported too - use at your own risk and ALWAYS make backups! Using this utility can result in rendering your radio unusable. You have been warned. Utility was developed under Linux but ports for other systems can be made. If you're interested please contact us. Utility downloads binary memory map from Wouxun radio to file and uploads this file to the radio. This map contains all settings, channels, locks etc. It can also export locks and channels from binary file to CSV file to allow you to edit it in your favorite editor or spreadsheet. Edited CSV file can be later imported into existing binary file and this binary file sent back to radio. Altering other settings is not possible at this time (it is not needed as they are accessible from the menu), but if you want this functionality, please let us know. Newest version can be found at: http://www.chmurka.net/p/wouxun.tar.gz 2. Authors SP5GOF gof (at) chmurka.net - coding SQ5LWN baseciq (at) baseciq.org - reverse-enginnering and procotol information 3. Interface Standard RS232/TTL converter on MAX232 or similar is needed. It can be found on Google. Connections: a) 2.5mm (spk) shield: gnd b) 2.5mm (spk) ring: radio tx (out) c) 2.5mm (spk) tip: unconnected d) 3.5mm (mic) shield: radio rx (in) e) 3.5mm (mic) ring: unconnected f) 3.5mm (mic) tip: unconnected 4. Usage Command line syntax is: wouxun [command parameters] Valid commands and their parameters: test -p get -p -f put -p -f export -f -c import -f -c Examples: Test connection: $ wouxun test -p /dev/ttyS0 Read data from radio to binary file: $ wouxun get -p /dev/ttyS0 -f wouxun.bin Write data to radio from binary file: $ wouxun put -p /dev/ttyS0 -f wouxun.bin Export csv table from binary file: $ wouxun export -f wouxun.bin -c wouxun.csv Import csv table to binary file: $ wouxun import -f wouxun.bin -c wouxun.csv Remember to always make backups!