No need to pay again. Once you’ve purchased the app for a specific platform, you can use it on additional devices as long as you’re signed in with the same Apple ID on all of them. However, please note that the apps for Mac, iPad, and iPhone are separate and must be purchased individually for each platform.
Unfortunately, no. Each app has been developed and optimized separately for its respective platform, with features tailored to the specific capabilities of Mac, iPhone, and iPad. Therefore, there are three distinct apps for each platform, and they must be purchased individually.
Yes, you can use the app with multiple transceivers, but you can only connect and control one transceiver at a time.
The app requires transceivers with specific features, such as support for waterfall data and robust communication protocols. Unfortunately, many older Icom transceivers either lack these features or have very limited functionality. Additionally, I can only support transceivers that I personally own, as this ensures thorough development, testing, and ongoing app and user support.
The IC-7300 only supports a USB connection, unlike other supported radios that have built-in LAN connections and network servers. Since the IC-7300 requires a direct USB connection, it can only be used with devices that have fully functional USB ports—like a Mac. While newer iPads and iPhones may appear to have USB ports, these are not fully functional for this purpose and cannot be used to connect the IC-7300.
Yes, the macOS app includes a built-in CAT server, enabling it to interface with any software that supports network-based CAT control, such as RigCtl/Hamlib or Icom and Kenwood CAT protocols over the network. You can also use selectable audio devices for full integration. However, this feature is not available in the iOS apps.
Not at all! The setup process is straightforward and easy to follow. The app includes a detailed manual with step-by-step instructions, complete with illustrations to guide you through each part of the setup process. You can also find the manual in the “Resources” section further above on this website.
If you run into any issues, don’t worry! The app manual (available in the “Resources” section above) includes a “Common Issues” section to help you troubleshoot. Additionally, you can always reach out for support, and I’ll be happy to assist you in person.
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