The trx-control User Guide

$ sudo curl -o /etc/apt/trusted.gpg.d/trx-control.asc \
        https://trx-control.msys.ch/pub/repos/trx-control.asc

$ sudo tee /etc/apt/sources.list.d/trx-control.list << EOF
deb [arch=<arch>] https://trx-control.msys.ch/pub/repos/apt/ <codename> stable
EOF

$ sudo apt update
$ sudo apt install trx-control

$ sudo dnf install trx-control --refresh

$ sudo zypper install trx-control

$ sudo systemctl start trxd

$ sudo systemctl enable --now trxd

$ sudo systemctl stop trx
$ trxd -d -v

$ sudo journalctl -u trxd

$ sudo journalctl -fu trxd

$ trxctl @

# Example trxd(8) config file.  Note this in YAML-format.

# Run in the background
no-daemon: false

# Listen on localhost for incoming plain socket connections
bind-address: localhost
listen-port: 14285

# Listen on all interfaces for WebSocket connections
websocket:
  bind-address: 0.0.0.0
  listen-port: 14290
  path: trx-control

  # To use wss (SSL) instead of ws, define the ssl parameters.
  ssl:
    # if you define a CA root, client connections are only possible with
    # valid client certificates that have been signed by this CA
    root: server_ca.crt

    # For SSL you must define a certificate which can also contain the private
    # key
    certificate: server.pem

    # If the certificate file does not contain a private key, specify it
    # separately
    key: server.pem

  # If you don't want to announce the trx-control service using Avahi (mDNS),
  # set announce to false.  The default is to announce the service as
  # _trx-control._tcp:
  announce: true

# Log incoming connection using syslog
log-connections: true

# trxd shall run as trxd:trxd
user: trxd
group: trxd

# Store the PID of the running trxd process in trxd.pid
pid-file: trxd.pid

# Decode NMEA sentences from a GPS/Glonass/Baidu etc. receiver
nmea:
  title: NMEA Data
  description: Decode NMEA data from the Icom IC-705 transceiver
  device: /dev/ic-705-nmea
  speed: 9600

# Map USB devices to transceivers
# Make sure all fields are strings, not numbers!
# Devices without a destination are masked out
device-map:
  -
    # Yaesu transceivers using the CAT delimited protocol are autodetected
    vendor: 10c4
    product: ea70
    interface: '00'
    speed: 38400
    destination: yaesu-cd-autodetect
  -
    vendor: 2166
    product: 9023
    speed: 38400
    destination: kenwood-th-d75e
  -
    vendor: '0c26'
    product: '0036'
    interface: '00'
    destination: icom-ic-705

# Static list of our transceivers
transceivers:
  ft-897:
    title: Yaesu FT-897
    description: The FT-897 connected over USB
    device: /dev/ttyUSB2
    speed: 38400
    trx: yaesu-ft-897

    # This is the default transceiver in case the client does not explicitely
    # select a transceiver by name.
    default: true

  # An ICOM IC-705 connected over Bluetooth serial (must be paired first)
  ic-705:
    title: ICOM IC-705
    description: IC-705 connected over Bluetooth
    device: 01:23:45:67:89:AB
    channel: 3
    trx: icom-ic-705
    # Optionally set the controller and transceiver address.
    configuration:
      controllerAddress: 0xe0
      transceiverAddress: 0xa4
    audio:
      input: audio_in
      output: audio_out

extensions:
  ping:
    script: ping

  memory:
    script: memory
    configuration:
      connStr: dbname=trx-contol
      datestyle: German

  logbook:
    script: logbook
    configuration:
      connStr: dbname=trx-contol
      datestyle: German

  dxcluster:
    script: dxcluster
    configuration:
      host: wr3d.dxcluster.net
      port: 7300
      callsign: MYCALLSIGN

  sotacluster:
    script: dxcluster
    configuration:
      host: cluster.sota.co.uk
      port: 7300
      callsign: MYCALLSIGN
      source: sotacluster

  hamqth:
    script: hamqth
    configuration:
      username: MYCALLSIGN
      password: sicrit

  qrz:
    script: qrz
    configuration:
      username: MYCALLSIGN
      password: sicrit

  tasmota:
    script: tasmota
    configuration:
      address: 192.168.4.1