SVXConnect Portable

SvxLink voice for ham radio. Talk and listen on your configured talkgroups, with a live reflector map.

SVXConnect lets a licensed amateur radio operator connect to compatible voice reflectors over IP and transmit / receive voice from a mobile device. A valid amateur radio license and a signed client certificate from your reflector operator are required.

Designed for everyday use on the go: tap PTT, talk, listen.

KEY FEATURES

• Direct reflector protocol support — encrypted control channel and secure low-latency voice audio over UDP. Works with standard compatible reflector systems and supported enhanced metadata feeds.

• Talkgroup management — switchable and monitored TGs with priority preemption, manual linger, idle timeout, and lock-to-channel mode. “Fill from portal” can load the full TG list from supported reflector metadata.

• Live map — reflector node positions on a dark map view, talker dots in red, decoded mobile stations in blue. Tap clusters to fan out overlapping dots. Floating recenter button snaps back to your QTH at a configurable radius.

• Local 24 h history — when no enhanced reflector feed is available, the activity panel falls back to a locally built rolling log, configurable from 1 hour to 1 week.

• Bluetooth PTT — supported headset media buttons can be used as a PTT toggle. Compatible Bluetooth remote buttons are also supported, with one button for PTT and another for next TG.

• VOX voice-activated transmit — optional, with headset-only gating to help avoid an unintended open mic on the built-in microphone.

• Background-friendly — low-power keepalive keeps the connection available while the screen is locked, with reconnect support and lock-screen media-button PTT.

• Audio routing — wireless speakers, Bluetooth audio devices, wired headphones, and per-device microphone gain with separate sliders for device and Bluetooth input.

• Callsign and reflector metadata lookup, roger beep, talkgroup voice announcements, manual or automatic QTH.

SVXConnect is open in design and uses a standard reflector protocol with no proprietary lock-in.