The transceiver and SDR you use should not change the way this tutorial works at all. The setup is similar, but as the goal was for HRD SDR Console I present it as such and hope it helps someone in some way. I was also able to interface HRD (and the DXLab Commander software) with RFSpace's Spectravue software. A lot of research and combination of information found on a number of websites ultimately led me to success. I offer this guideline as I searched for one and never found one. I can also continue to manipulate my transceiver's controls through Ham Radio Deluxe, and use that software's logging features. My RFSpace NetSDR with a Wellbrook Loop attached to it is a FAR better receive combination than my dipole antennas and Yaesu FT-450D as I'm packed into a neighborhood full of small lots and lots of man made interference. This to me is the best of both worlds as I can view an entire amateur radio band, find a signal, point and click and tune it.

This configuration allows you to use SDR Console with the HF SDR of your choice and its own antenna as a receiver, and to use the waterfall to point, click, and tune your amateur radio transceiver by having SDR Console talk to Ham Radio Deluxe. Hello, I set out in search of how to make this work and have come up with a method to do so that works well for me.

Ham radio deluxe setup guide