One console · several linked systems
QSO One
A broad software platform for fixed-site access, travel-region favorites, experimentation, and rapid deployment.
Broader than the formal radio doctrine.
QSO One is intentionally allowed a wider and more opportunistic set of favorites than the permanent FT-5DR memory doctrine. Travel hubs, repeaters, AllStar nodes, EchoLink systems, digital networks, and regional access points can be useful without earning a permanent place in the handheld.
Current identity plan
| DMR ID | 3173147 |
|---|---|
| Office Windows instance | ESSID 05 |
| Shack Windows instance | ESSID 04 |
| Reserved infrastructure identity | ESSID 10 |
Use cases
- Linked-system access from office and shack computers
- Travel-region and rapid-deployment favorites
- AllStar, EchoLink, digital voice, and network experimentation
- Preparation before arriving in a region
- A software path when a dedicated physical radio is not the best tool
Public boundary: Accounts, passwords, tokens, private node access, IAX credentials, and machine-specific secrets stay outside the public site.