Welcome to the Talking SWR Meter project! This application helps visually impaired amateur radio operators measure the Standing Wave Ratio (SWR) and power levels using speech output. Follow the steps below to download and run the software.
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Visit the Releases Page
Click the link below to access the latest release:
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Select the Latest Release
On the Releases page, find the most recent version at the top. Click on the version number to go to its details. -
Download the Application
Look for the installation file that suits your operating system. Click to download it directly to your computer. -
Locate the File
After the download is complete, go to your computer's Downloads folder or the location where your downloads are saved. -
Install the Application
- Windows Users: Double-click the downloaded
.exefile and follow the on-screen instructions to install. - Mac Users: Open the
.dmgfile and drag the app to your Applications folder. - Linux Users: Follow the specific instructions provided in the folder for installation.
- Windows Users: Double-click the downloaded
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Run the Application
Open the application from its installation location. You may need to grant permissions for it to run on your device.
- Voice Output: The application announces measurements, making it easy for users with visual impairments to hear results.
- Real-Time Measurement: Get instant feedback on SWR and power levels as you connect your radio equipment.
- User-Friendly Interface: Designed with simplicity in mind, so all users can navigate without difficulty.
- Customizable Alerts: Adjust the voice settings to your preference for better accessibility.
To ensure the application runs smoothly, please verify the following system requirements:
- Operating System: Works on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
- Hardware: Requires a computer with at least 2GB RAM and a stable internet connection for setup.
- Audio Output: A working speaker or headphones to hear the voice announcements.
The Talking SWR Meter utilizes an ESP32 chip for signal processing. Users connect the meter to their radio equipment. Once connected, the application reads the SWR and power values. It then speaks these values aloud so users can easily understand their radio setup.
If you experience any issues, consider the following steps:
- Check Connections: Ensure all cables and connections are secure.
- Volume Settings: Make sure the audio output is not muted or set too low.
- Compatibility: Verify that your operating system meets the requirements listed above.
If issues persist, consult the community on GitHub or reach out through our support channels.
For assistance or questions, feel free to open an issue on the GitHub page or contact the development team directly.
To delve deeper into the workings of this project, feel free to explore the source code and documentation available in this repository. Your feedback and contributions are always welcome.
Thank you for downloading the Talking SWR Meter! We hope this tool enhances your amateur radio experience.