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-# Universal_HamRadio_Remote_HTML5
+# Universal_HamRadio_Remote_HTML5 Projet original F4HTB thank's<br>
 Universal HamRadio Remote HTML5 interface.  
 This is an implementation of a python server and HTML5 frontend to provide a web interface to use your TRX for both RX and TX.  
 You can use basic and some advanced functions of your radio.  
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 		self.inp.setperiodsize(256)<br>
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-<b>More info on the wiki page:</b> https://github.com/F4HTB/Universal_HamRadio_Remote_HTML5/wiki
+For me work on ubuntu server 64bit
+On RPI3 work but less cpu for more good signal on same USB exemple MCHF USB audio and PTT and CAT same cable USB
  
-<b>News:</b> https://github.com/F4HTB/Universal_HamRadio_Remote_HTML5/wiki/History<br>
-  
-Caution:  
-It is designed for Raspberry Pi OS (32-bit) Lite (actually "Minimal image based on Debian Buster").  
 Use only if it is legal in your country.  
 It is intended for remote use, it is not designed for use on the same computer as an interface even though it will likely work.  
 Please don't raise an issue for anything outside of the intended design.  
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 - a cat interface.
 - a circuit making it possible to adapt the audio levels between the microphone input, the speaker output and the sound card.
 
-Assuming your raspberry pi hostname is set to UHRR, you can access it at https://UHRR.local:8888/
+Your host can access it at https://IP_HOST:8888/
 Note the HTTP <b> S </b>.
-You can configure all of this by logging into https://UHRR.local:8888/CONFIG
+You can configure all of this by logging into https://IP_HOST:8888/CONFIG
 If the original configuration is invalid or missing, this will automatically switch to the configuration page.