Set 7300 Clock

The PowerShell script is simple to use, and being a script the source is there for modification, to serve as an example, or as the basis for further development. This script is for people who either have already enabled PowerShell or don't mind enabling it to be able to run this script. PowerShell is a very powerful tool, but there are security implications to enabling PowerShell script execution, so do your homework before you enable PowerShell script execution. There are lots of references on the Web regarding how to enable script execution and the potential security risks.

Using the script in its' most basic form is simple:

Set-7300Clock comport baudrate

This will set the clock of an Icom 7300 connected to the computer on the specified comport communicating at the specified baud rate.

There is help and some minimal documentation built into the script. I may add more detailed documentation as time permits.

This application is for those people who either do not want to enable PowerShell script execution or who prefer a compiled Windows application. This application was written using C#. You use it the same way as the PowerShell version. The command line is:

set-7300clock comport baudrate

I am providing the C# source code in case anybody is interested.