The whole station.
One application.
Seven receivers, transmit, Static Reduction, the DX cluster, Stream Deck and MIDI — all on one canvas you lay out yourself by dragging widgets with a finger or a mouse.
One perpetual licence per machine. No subscription for the software. The demo runs right here in your browser — drag the widgets, run an FT8 contact.
Stop gluing five programs together
An SDR console, a digital-mode program, a cluster client, a logger and controller software — joined by virtual audio cables and CAT bridges. DX Pro does it in one place, so the parts know about each other.
Your layout
Every function is a widget. Drop it, size it, group it into workspaces, pop it out to a second screen.
Seven receivers
Each with its own panadapter, DSP, notches, EQ and audio strip. Watch three bands while you work a fourth.
Static Reduction
DX Pro's own noise reduction: separate methods for CW and for voice, about 8 ms of delay.
Cluster that knows the mode
Spots are classed CW, SSB, DIGI, FT8 or FT4 and drawn on every panadapter. One filter for all of them.
Hardware built in
MIDI knobs, foot switches and Stream Deck keys bind with Learn — touch the control and it is mapped.
A real transmit chain
TX EQ, gate, compressor, de-esser, monitor scope, CQ caller, QSO recorder and an iambic keyer with touch paddles.
FT8 decoded in-house. Coming next.
DX Pro's FT8 decoder is written from the published protocol and is built to run inside the application, straight off the receiver — no audio cable, no second program. The decoder engine is tested; the station around it is being built now.
- FT8 decoding In development — engine at 91 % of a 140-signal off-air test set, no false decodes
- FT4 decoding In development
- Reply list, auto-sequence, automated run, ADIF auto-log In development
Example stations
The same application, laid out for very different operating. Each example shows the widgets used and why.
The DX chaser
Cluster, band ribbon and three receivers parked on the openings.
See the layout →The FT8 station
Decodes, replies and auto-log next to the waterfall.
See the layout →The contest station
CQ caller, QSO recorder, split and foot-switch PTT.
See the layout →The CW operator
Keyer with touch paddles, peak filter and SR1 line enhancer.
See the layout →The touch-screen shack
A 27-inch touch screen, VFO wheel and Stream Deck.
See the layout →…and more
Seven-receiver skimmer, remote station, portable laptop.
All examples →Your radio, your controllers
Apache Labs ANAN and openHPSDR Hermes-class radios today, FlexRadio receive today, TCI and CAT radios planned. MIDI, HID foot switches and Elgato Stream Deck built in. Remote operation with a Linux / Raspberry Pi server role on the roadmap.
One licence. £99.
Perpetual, one machine. Activate from inside DX Pro with your email address — no key to copy. See it working first in the live demo.