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--- ic-705-ip-bt-interface [2024/08/17 20:50] – [LEDs] ok1hra
+++ ic-705-ip-bt-interface [2024/08/18 08:38] (current) – [Main functions] ok1hra
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 ====== Main functions ======
   - PWR **ON output** for controlling the SSR relay - turning on the hamshack during remote operation
-  - **reads the frequency** from TRX and sends it to MQTT and makes it available on http port 81
+  - **reads the frequency** from TRX and sends it to MQTT (typically for controlling antenna switching) and makes it available on http port 81
   - receives ascii characters on UDP port 89, which it sends via Bluetooth to the IC-705, and transmit them as a **CW message**
   - receives ascii characters on UDP port 89, which it sends in RTTY mode by **keying FSK** and PTT TRX inputs
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   - open web page url http://ic705.local and set SSID and Password for connect interface to our local wifi
   - after reboot, interface connect to your local wifi which signals OFF on the status LED
-  - The IP address that the interface received from the DHCP server, the internal wifi plays on the IC-705 using CW
+  - The IP address that the interface received from the DHCP server, the internal wifi plays on the IC-705 using CW <VIDEO>
+  - now the configuration web page is available at this IP address or at http://ic705.local
 ====== LEDs ======
-| STATUS | WiFi in **AP mode** - Fade in/out \\ \\ WiFi in **client mode** \\ - **ON** waiting connected to WiFi \\ - **OFF** Wifi connected to AP \\ - **FLASH** send MQTT freq \\ - **DOUBLE FLASH** receive CW via UDP \\ - **FLASH+PTT LED** receive RTTY via UDP \\ |
+| STATUS | WiFi in **AP mode** - Fade in/out \\ \\ WiFi in **client mode** \\ - **ON** waiting connected to WiFi \\ - **OFF** Wifi connected to AP \\ - **FLASH** send freq to MQTT \\ - **DOUBLE FLASH** receive CW via UDP \\ - **FLASH+PTT LED** receive RTTY via UDP \\ |
 | FSK | show FSK output active |
 | PWR | the interface is ON |
 | ON | The ON output on the ACC connector is active |