QSO Director supports FlexRadio software-defined radios, providing integration between FlexRadio transceivers and QSO Director’s logging, DXing, contesting and station-control tools.
FlexRadio systems differ from conventional CAT-controlled transceivers by providing a comprehensive network-based control interface. QSO Director can take advantage of the capabilities available from supported FlexRadio models to track and interact with radio state, including frequencies, modes and other supported SDR functions.
The FlexRadio models supported by QSO Director are listed below. Select a radio to see further information about its integration and the functionality currently available.
Supported FlexRadio Amateur Radio Transceivers
| 6xxx |
| Flex 8400 |
| Flex 8400M |
| Flex 8600 |
| Flex 8600M |
| AU-510 |
| AU-510M |
| AU-520 |
| AU-520M |
| SmartSDR |
Frequently Asked Questions
The currently supported FlexRadio models are listed above. QSO Director provides native integration with compatible FlexRadio SDRs.
Yes. QSO Director can use the network control capabilities available from supported FlexRadio transceivers rather than treating them simply as conventional serial CAT radios.
QSO Director’s native FlexRadio integration can interact with supported slice information and radio state.
Yes. QSO Director is designed to provide logging and station-operation functionality alongside the FlexRadio operating environment.
Yes. QSO Director is designed to provide logging and station-operation functionality alongside the FlexRadio operating environment.
Yes. FlexRadio integration allows radio information to flow directly into QSO Director’s logging, DXing, contesting and other operating tools.
Yes, QSO Director has native support for sending spots to FlexRadio transceivers.