LP100A-UDP-Bridge by OE3IDE

To bring the data from the Telepost LP100A to Thetis (or as alternative for the original VCP) , I have written a small tool called “LP100A-UDP-Bridge”.

The tool connects via serial port to your LP100A controller and sends the received data (fwd, reflected pwr, swr,z, phase) via UDP (XML) to a specific port. You can disable UDP output via settings – to use it standalone.

In Thetis you can setup a Multi Meter I/O connection (UDP, direction “in”, format XML). The data can be used in the MultiMeter system.

A big THANKS to Richie, MW0LGE, who has implemented all this amazing features into Thetis!

For more infos: https://community.apache-labs.com/viewtopic.php?f=9&t=5129

Check also: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYRrm8YpD24

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The software is 100% free of charge, no trialperiod or whatsoever. If you like it, a donation will be much appreciated!

 





Have fun with it
Ernst, OE3IDE

Download:

LP100A-UDP-Bridge 1.0.5

Release notes:

V 1.0.5

  • peak pwr now always visible (click on value to reset)

  • added R and X (calculated)

  •  added darkmode for window title

  •  added peak power to udp output

  •  added alarm setting to udp output

  •  added R and X to udp output

  •  added auto-sense for bargraph scale

 

V 1.0.4

  • added check of running instance

  • added bargraph + setting scale

  • added peak power

  • added debug log

  • added 15ms delay for serial received data event

 

V 1.0.3

  • bug fixing, better handling on serial port exceptions

  • added var “highswr” to udp output (outputs true or false)

  • fixed combobox issue in settings

  • added demo-data to settings

  • changed window to sizable

  • remembering last SWR

  • comports in settings combobox now sorted

  • udp-ip now selectable from existing local ip-addresses

V 1.0.2

  • added option to disable UDP-output

  • bugfixes

 

V 1.0.1

  • initial release

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