AB6A RigCtl 2.6

New

• ab6a-rigctl check validates a configuration from scratch, rather than
  querying something already running — c in the interactive manager does the
  same.

  IC-7760 / main
   device    /dev/cu.usbmodem14101   (cu node)
   model     3092  Icom IC-7760 (Alpha)
   command   rigctld -m 3092 -r /dev/cu.usbmodem14101 -t 4532 -s 115200
   result    working   14084000  PKTUSB
  

  It resolves the device, confirms the model is in the Hamlib table for its
  kind, prints the exact command it would run, starts the daemon if it is not
  already up, asks the rig something, and says whether it worked. Anything it
  started, it stops again. It exits non-zero if any profile failed, so it can be
  used in a script.

  Tested against deliberately broken profiles — an absent device, a model number
  that does not exist, and a Kenwood driver pointed at an Icom. That last case
  starts cleanly and then times out, which is how a wrong model actually
  presents, and is the one worth being able to diagnose at a distance.

Requires Hamlib

brew install hamlib

Not bundled. Tested against Hamlib 4.7.2.

Install

Download, unzip, drag AB6A RigCtl.app to /Applications. Signed with a
Developer ID and notarized, ticket stapled. Apple Silicon, macOS 26 or later.

Help

AB6A.US@gmail.com — ab6a-rigctl version and ab6a-rigctl check all
between them say almost everything worth knowing.