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KeyMACRO is the plugin to allow RFSPACE radios to have a keyboard. RFSPACE requires this plugin to be installed on the host in order to have a keyboard connected to the radio.
The plugin can be downloaded from here:
The installation for the plugin must be completed manually by extracting the contents of the zip file and copying the following files into the RFSPACE plugin directory:
– keymacro.so
– libkeymacro.so
– keymacro.h
– keymacro_init.h
– libkeymacro.la
– keymacro.la
Support for this plugin is best requested via the project’s mailing list:
The main use of this plugin is to control RFSPACE radios that come with the KeyMACRO installed.
Tutorials and Documentation for LwIP & RFSdr
LwIP has many many uses. One of its great uses is as a radio transceiver for a number of RFSPACE (Remote Fidelity Spectrum Analyzer) radios. This project is an example of how to use LwIP to create a radio transceiver for an RFSPACE radio. This example will give you a great understanding of how to use lwip to create a radio transceiver for an RFSPACE radio.
Documentation for the RFSPACE software
How to use the RFSPACE software:
For detailed information on using the RFSPACE software, please visit the following web pages:
These pages contain a great deal of useful information and will give you a great start to your new wireless lab.
Testing (and experimenting) with the RFSPACE
One of the really great things about having a RFSPACE is that you can test your radio’s tuner and demodulator before you build anything. The software does provide a great deal of testing capabilities and will allow you to tune a radio to a certain frequency and hold it there. It can also be used to test the demodulator and its output.
Here are some steps that you can follow when experimenting with the RFSPACE software.
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It is a PAD scripting language that allows users to write functions and macro scripts that can be used to customize behavior in a PAD. Scripts are loaded into a PAD via the ‘Edit – External Scripting’ menu.
Criticism
A big issue with KEYMACRO is that it is not usable for new PAD developers, since it is script based and not intuitive at all. Users can add scripts to a PAD, but it takes a lot of work to do so. This means that new developers who don’t want to learn about script based PADs – will find it difficult to use the application.
While there is nothing wrong with script based PADs, they are also often seen as more difficult to use, since they require users to have a good understanding of scripting languages. Not all users will want to take the time to learn about such a language.
The lack of any documentation on how to use the application is another downside for new developers. Many people think that script based PADs can be written and published in a similar manner to the way PADs are created using a WYSIWYG editor. While this is true for the most part, it is actually a bit more complicated than it seems, since scripts will not have the same capabilities as a WYSIWYG editor, due to the language itself.
The lack of comprehensive documentation or any support team is also a downside. Without a support team it is hard to know when something will go wrong, and when to ask questions about what might not be clear.
The interface of the application itself is very basic and is a bit off putting for some users. The fact that users are made to navigate to the ‘Script’ menu, instead of being made to easily navigate to the PAD they want to work on could be seen as a problem.
The most basic of an interface can often take a lot of time to use, since many functions have to be known and used to start customizing behavior in a PAD.
No auto formatting as part of the application
The KEYMACRO application doesn’t provide users with any tools for formatting the PAD they are working on. The user must have a text editor to use, and a font editor, that can then be linked to a different program for the formatting of the PAD.
While this might save time for the developers, it can be a pain for the users. Users will have to make sure that the right tools are installed