Built-in drivers are included for the following radios.

AOR AR7030, AR5000, AR7030, AR8200, AR8600Collins HF-2050 Cubic R3030 Drake R8, R8A, R8B Flex Radio Signature Series Harris RF590A ICOM R75, R8500, R9000, R9500, 746, 756, 7000, 7100, 7300, 7410, 7600, 7700, 7800. All ICOM radios with CI-V are also supported with a Generic Driver. Kenwood R5000, TS440, TS570, TS870, TS2000, TS590S

Japan Radio NRD525, NRD345, NRD535, NRD545, JST245 McKay Dymek DR333 MicroTelecom Perseus CI-V Racal 6790 Rhode & Schwartz EK890, EK895 Ten Tec RX320, RX340, RX350, RX400, Orion Watkins Johnson 8711, 8712, HF1000 Yaesu FT100D, FT767, FT950, FT1000, FT2000, FTDX3000, FTDX5000, FTDX9000, FRG100, VR5000

Third Party Software

ERGO interfaces with leading third-party radio control and software defined radio (SDR) solutions.

• ELAD FDM-SW2
• Flex Radio SmartSDR
• Ham Radio Deluxe
• HDSDR
• SDR-Radio Console
• Studio 1
• SDRuno

An extensive list of other radio and SDR that ERGO can control through third party software is provided in the FAQ. Watch a demonstration video of Using Ergo with SDR (2015).

How It Works

ERGO controls radios equipped with Serial Communications over a COM port (RS232). This includes virtual COM ports, which are used for interfacing with Third Party Software. If your computer does not have a hardware RS232 port, there are many USB-to-Serial converters available.

Please note that ERGO does not control the transmit function on transceivers. It is “receive only”.