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[<<- RemoteQTH-server|RemoteQTH-server] {TOC}Allows play CW macros from web interface. It eliminates the effects of CW during transmission through the Internet. You have a choice of two types of keying on the server side. !!CW daemon Software keying by the Linux daemon - generates keying directly from server. CW daemon listens on UDP port 6789 (for keying with linux logs, [CQRlog|https://www.cqrlog.com], [Tucnak|https://tucnak.nagano.cz]...) '''What you need''' * USB/UART converter * Transistor or optocoupleer to DTR/RTS output from CW/PTT keying '''Settings''' * '''USB Vendor id:''' must have at 4 characters. * '''USB Product id:'''must have at 4 characters. * '''USB sn:''' must have at least 1 characters, and maximum 8 characters. * '''CW memory name/content:''' if sets mem name as ''n/a'', this memory don't show in controll page. [https://remoteqth.com/img/wiki-s-cw.png] !!Arduino K3NG CLI Hardware keying from Arduino (firmware by [K3NG|https://blog.radioartisan.com/arduino-cw-keyer/]) connected via USB and export to TCP port via ser2net. '''What you need''' * Arduino with firmware enabled Command Line Interface (CLI) * Configure with [Ser2Net] with dependency on firmware preset (for example baudrate) * Inset ser2net preset TCP port to CW settings page [https://remoteqth.com/img/wiki-s-cw2.png] For finding id's and serial numbers USB device you can use a pop-up window [https://remoteqth.com/img/split.png] on top of page. This window print dmesg message from kernel of system, After plug usb device you see [https://remoteqth.com/img/wiki-dmesg.png] *'''[How to set usb device SerialNumber]'''