Elixir bindings for Hamlib, the Ham Radio Control Library.
This module is the convenience entry point. For controlling an actual radio,
use Hamlib.Rig, which owns a rig handle in a process (one controlling
process per serial line). For the raw 1:1 binding, see Hamlib.Nif.
Model numbers
Hamlib identifies each supported radio by an integer model number (e.g. 1 is
the dummy/test rig, 2 is NET rigctl, the Icom/Yaesu/Kenwood/Elecraft families
occupy their own number ranges). Hamlib.Rig.start_link/1 takes a :model.
A few common ones are exposed as model/1 shortcuts; for the rest, pass the
integer directly (see rigctl -l or the Hamlib riglist.h).
Summary
Functions
Convenience model-number lookup for a few common targets. Returns the integer Hamlib model number. Pass the integer directly for anything not listed.
Set Hamlib's global debug verbosity. The NIF defaults this to 0 (silent) at
load to keep Hamlib's chatty stdout logging out of the BEAM console; raise it
when diagnosing rig issues.
The Hamlib library version string, e.g. "Hamlib 4.6.5".
Functions
Convenience model-number lookup for a few common targets. Returns the integer Hamlib model number. Pass the integer directly for anything not listed.
:dummy— model 1, the virtual test rig (no hardware):netrigctl— model 2, talk to an externalrigctldover TCP
@spec set_debug(0..5) :: :ok
Set Hamlib's global debug verbosity. The NIF defaults this to 0 (silent) at
load to keep Hamlib's chatty stdout logging out of the BEAM console; raise it
when diagnosing rig issues.
Hamlib.set_debug(4) # verbose@spec version() :: String.t()
The Hamlib library version string, e.g. "Hamlib 4.6.5".