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1. HAM RADIO DELUXE DATABASE MANAGER HOW TO
2. HAM RADIO DELUXE DATABASE MANAGER INSTALL
3. HAM RADIO DELUXE DATABASE MANAGER MANUAL
4. HAM RADIO DELUXE DATABASE MANAGER WINDOWS 10
5. HAM RADIO DELUXE DATABASE MANAGER TRIAL

Then, press SHIFT + F12 when you want to hear the S-Reading.Īlso, some radio speech chips enable you to request the S-reading via a button on the radio.ĪGC Setting: The Automatic Gain Control (Fast, Medium, Slow, Off) is typically a radio menu item. S-meter: Enable the HRD speech synthesizer (in the Voice menu) with Control + ALT + V. TAB through the window once to highlight the current frequency, type the new frequency in MHz (eg, 7.18), TAB to the Apply button, and press Enter.Īnother option is to use the radio channel memory, either with buttons on the radio front panel or with buttons on the HRD control panel. For JAWS the command is "Insert + Space Bar Release the keys then Press S." This shortcut also toggles speech back on, and JAWS reports only the current frequency.Ī slower option is to press Enter to open the HRD Enter Frequency window.

Toggle speech off during tuning, unless you want to wait while JAWS reads a buffered list of the frequencies that swept past. Shift + TAB back to the list of Tabs, and Down Arrow tells you which sliders are in each Tab window.Īs with any open window, ALT + F4 closes the Advanced Options window.Ĭhanging Frequency: Some controls on the radio, such as the VFO tuning knob, are easier to use than their HRD controls. Almost all of the Tab windows display multiple sliders. Press TAB to go to the RF Gain slider, and JAWS reads the setting. The RF Gain slider is also in this Tab window. Change a setting with an Arrow key, and JAWS reports the new power level. Pause at "RF", and it reads the RF power on a scale of 0 to 100%. Press F3 and then Control + TAB down the list while JAWS reads the Tab names. RF Power Setting: HRD slider controls in the Advanced Options window are accessible. You can define several frequency ranges in each band, and HRD remembers the mode for each-CW, Data, Upper Sideband, etc. JAWS automatically reads the new frequency. For details, refer to the Configuration section below.īand Switching: The Page Up and Page Down keys step through a user-configurable list of frequency ranges.

HAM RADIO DELUXE DATABASE MANAGER HOW TO

Here are some examples of how to operate using HRD with JAWS. HRD Control/Indicator.Accessible Location. The radio memories and some settings in the radio menu are also accessible.īasic HRD configuration can also be done using a screen reader, with the exception that customizing frequency ranges requires visual use of a mouse. Options windows and keyboard shortcuts provide access to radio controls and settings. My Google searches about using HRD with a screen reader did not offer any useful information.įortunately, HRD works well with a screen reader if you bypass the inaccessible elements on the control panel. Even when exploring with the mouse cursor, there is no way for JAWS users to operate the band selection buttons, graphical sliders, or the toolbar. The HRD graphical control panel is not designed for screen reader programs. On my Windows 7 system (3.1 GHz, dual core i3 processor and 4 GB RAM) HRD and JAWS worked together without problems.

HAM RADIO DELUXE DATABASE MANAGER TRIAL

HRD and JAWS are both complicated programs, so it's advisable to use the 30 day free trial of HRD to test both programs on your computer.

HAM RADIO DELUXE DATABASE MANAGER MANUAL

The user manual lists the minimum system requirements for different versions of the Windows operating system. I tested the HRD rig control program using JAWS screen reader.

HAM RADIO DELUXE DATABASE MANAGER WINDOWS 10

On, Chip, VA3KGB, sent a note reporting that this is due to security restrictions in Windows 10, and that he has successfully used it (as well as Version 6) by installing it in a different folder on his Windows 10 computers.

HAM RADIO DELUXE DATABASE MANAGER INSTALL

(The company approves.) Version 5 does not work with Windows 10 when it is installed in the default install folder/directory. They offer customer support and a free 30-day trial.įree downloads of Version 5 are available. Ham Radio Deluxe is now developed and sold by HRD Software, LLC. This one describes how to use the JAWS reader, and the other article describes how to use the free NVDA reader. There are two HamRadioAndVision articles about HRD and screen readers. The Ham Radio Deluxe rig control program can provide access via a screen reader. This article is for blind and vision-impaired hams who want more access to the controls and settings of a transceiver. With a Screen Reader Eyes-Free Rig Control