FT-991 Web Remote Control
Remote control your Yaesu FT-991/FT-991A transceiver via web browser
About the Project
FT-991 Web Remote Control is a comprehensive web-based solution for remotely operating your Yaesu FT-991 or FT-991A amateur radio transceiver. The software runs on a Linux system (such as a Raspberry Pi) connected to your radio via USB, and provides a full-featured web interface accessible from any device with a modern browser.
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Key Features
- Dual VFO Control: Full frequency and mode control for both VFO A and B
- Real-time Audio: Bidirectional audio streaming via WebRTC with low latency
- PTT Control: Push-to-talk with safety timers and emergency stop
- Mode Support: LSB, USB, CW, AM, FM, RTTY, DATA modes and more
- Power Control: Adjustable RF power with presets and visual indicators
- Memory Management: Save and recall VFO settings and frequencies
- CTCSS/DCS: Tone squelch support for repeater access
- Responsive Design: Works on desktop, tablet, and mobile devices
- Demo Mode: Test the interface without radio hardware
System Requirements
For the Radio System (Linux):
- FT-991 or FT-991A transceiver
- Linux system with USB port (Raspberry Pi recommended)
- USB cable for CAT & audio connection to radio
For the Control System:
- Any device with a modern web browser
- SSH access to the Linux system
Join the Testing Program
We're currently looking for volunteer testers to help evaluate and improve the software before its public release. If you have an FT-991/FT-991A and a Linux system, we'd love to have you participate!
As a tester, you'll get:
- Early access to new features and builds
- Direct communication with the development team
- Ability to provide feedback and influence development
- Access to exclusive testing builds and changelogs
Already a tester? Log in here
Contact
Questions, comments, or issues? Contact us at: peter@openduck.com