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Reduce desk clutter by eliminating control boxes
* Configurable to your station setup
* Works with mouse or touchscreen
* Perfect for guest operators
* Operate your station locally or remotely
Imagine replacing all those rotary switch
stack and antenna switch boxes and attached cables with a simple yet
very flexible system. The free ShackLAN Control Center software can do
all that and more. It is configurable to your station and be operated in
standard or touch screen mode and controls all your antenna switches,
stacks, 4-squares, etc over a single USB connection to the ShackLAN
network. If you do a lot of antenna switching, you can't beat a
touch screen display. Once you use it you will never go back to manual
switches or mouse driven software. A small touchscreen display may be
attached to your main computer but the touch function may not work if it
is not your primary display. See the display section below for
recommendations. Automatic band selection is available when used with
any ShackLAN product that has a band decoder (MD-12, IC-8, SM-8, BM-5).
The Control Center software also allows selection of multiple antennas
simultaneously. This control system is unbeatable when you have multiple
antennas on a band.
The ShackLAN system supports up to 8 antennas on each band and the
Control Center makes accessing those antennas simple. Labels for all
antenna buttons are customizable for each band and unused positions are
not shown, making a clean display, and the antenna selection buttons
automatically update when changing bands or radios. The Control Center
is perfect if you have guest operators. All antenna switches and options
are in one place in an easy to use interface. No struggling for the
guest operator to learn which switch does what on which band.
The ShackLAN USB Interface is available for easy access to the network in case the other ShackLAN products are located too far from the computer. It is required for those with more than a single operating position. It provides a complete data interface between your computer and the ShackLAN network.
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