1.0.3

Open890RC v1.0.3 – What’s new since 1.0.2

New features

Audio scope. The radio’s audio spectrum is now shown on the desktop, next to the sliders and at the top of the filter settings, in the style of the TS-890 display (filter letter, LC/BW/HC, filter curve, centre line, RFT). While transmitting it shows the TX filter. Click it to switch the look (gradient to light grey, green, outline only), long-press it to open the filter settings.
TX messages (the radio’s voice message memory). Six channels: record from the browser over LAN with an ALC meter, play, send, repeat, rename, delete. The radio’s beep is muted while you record. Experimental: the recording sound quality is not perfect yet.
Easy Mode for the phone: a combined meter and TX window, with the T key as push-to-talk.
Meter. Click the analog meter to switch to bar meters, including an ALC bar with the “still OK” marker.
Waterfall. On the desktop you can drag the boundary between spectrum and waterfall with the mouse (double-click resets it). The waterfall now follows the window height, up to 800 rows.

Improvements

Audio. Output and microphone fall back to the default device when one disappears. CarPlay is picked automatically when it appears. Microphone sensitivity is remembered per microphone. REC saves the unscaled signal. A warning appears if the microphone runs at the wrong sample rate.
Spectrum. Automatic headroom for strong signals instead of hard clipping.
Filter settings. A wider window with centred rows, the width/shift/APF sliders in the same flat look as the Hi/Lo-cut slider, and a wrench icon in the filter dropdown.
Server settings. A tab’s status message is cleared when you switch to another tab.
Translations (English, Italian, Spanish) for the new windows.

Fixes

The frequency keypad stayed visible after the radio was switched off.
The blur used while the radio is off also blurred the status line.
A stale audio output device (for example CarPlay) did not fall back to the default.