Control compatible antenna switches directly from QSO Director and keep another part of your station within the same operating environment.

Connect your switch, see its current state and change outputs without relying on a separate control application during normal operation.

From a simple single-switch setup to stations using multiple switching devices, QSO Director brings antenna switch control alongside the other tools you use to operate.

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Control your antenna switch without leaving QSO Director

Antenna switching is a routine part of operating many amateur radio stations. It shouldn't require another application sitting alongside your logging and station-control software.

QSO Director brings compatible antenna switches directly into the application, giving you access to switch status and control while you operate.

Whether you're changing outputs during a band change or simply checking the current switch state, the controls remain available alongside the rest of your station.

One connection. Control where you need it.

Connect a supported antenna switch to QSO Director and let the application manage communication with the device.

Rather than treating the switch as a completely separate part of your operating setup, its status and controls can become part of the QSO Director environment.

One application provides the connection and the interface you use to control it.

Know what's selected

When you're operating, you shouldn't have to remember the last button you pressed or open a manufacturer's utility simply to check the state of a switch.

QSO Director can display the current state reported by supported antenna switching hardware, keeping that information available as part of your operating environment.

That gives you a clear view of the switch while you're working elsewhere in the application.

More than one switch? No problem.

Not every station relies on a single antenna switch.

QSO Director is designed to work with multiple configured station devices, allowing supported antenna switches to be added and controlled without assuming every station has the same hardware arrangement.

Select the switch you want to work with, see its current state and make the changes you need from within QSO Director.

Your antenna switch doesn't operate in isolation

Your antenna switch is only one of the devices you use while operating.
QSO Director brings station control together with logging and operating tools, reducing the need to run a collection of separate applications for different pieces of hardware.

Compatible radios, amplifiers, rotators and antenna switches can all be managed within the same QSO Director environment.

Radio Control

Connect to compatible transceivers and bring radio control into QSO Director.

Amplifier Control

Monitor and control supported amplifiers alongside the rest of your station.

Rotator Control

Control compatible antenna rotators without relying on a separate application.

Antenna Switching

Connect to supported antenna switches and control their outputs from QSO Director.

One application. Different manufacturers. One connected station.

One interface. Different hardware.

Antenna switches vary considerably between manufacturers, from their connection methods and protocols to the way their outputs are controlled.

QSO Director handles those hardware differences behind a consistent interface, so adding a different supported switch doesn't mean changing the way you operate.

Find your antenna switch

QSO Director supports a growing range of station hardware, including compatible antenna switching equipment.

Check the Supported Hardware directory to see currently supported models, available connection methods and support status.

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QSO Director is actively expanding hardware support. If your antenna switch provides a documented computer-control interface, it may be possible to add support.

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Part of a connected operating environment

QSO Director isn't designed as a collection of unrelated hardware utilities.

Station control sits alongside logging, DXing, mapping, operating information and the other tools available throughout QSO Director.

Adding antenna switch control means one more part of the station can be managed without leaving the application you are already using to operate.

bring more of your station into one consistent operating environment

Control more of your station from one application

Connect compatible antenna switching hardware and bring another part of your station into QSO Director.

Spend less time moving between separate control applications and more time operating.

 

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FAQ

1Can QSO Director control antenna switches?
Yes. QSO Director can connect to supported antenna switching hardware, display its current state and provide controls for changing switch outputs.
2Which antenna switches does QSO Director support?
Support depends on the individual manufacturer and model. The QSO Director Supported Hardware directory provides the current list of compatible antenna switches, connection methods and support status.
3Can I control more than one antenna switch?
QSO Director supports configuring multiple station devices, allowing supported antenna switches to be managed within the same application.
4Do I need the manufacturer's software?
That depends on the device. QSO Director can provide normal control of supported hardware, while manufacturer software may still be required for initial configuration, firmware updates or manufacturer-specific settings.
5Can QSO Director also control other station equipment?
Yes. QSO Director's Station Control capabilities extend beyond antenna switches, with support for compatible radios, amplifiers and rotators.
6Does antenna switch control work on Windows, Linux and macOS?
QSO Director is a cross-platform application for Windows, Linux and macOS. Hardware compatibility may depend on the connection methods and drivers required by the individual device.