jks

Okay, there is a trial of this in today's v1.334, e.g. "kiwi:8073/users" Only responds to connections from the local network.
Response is JSON with a couple of the fields URI encoded. This mostly because it already existed as a protocol with the Kiwi Javascript and I've been trying to move everything to JSON anyway.

Example:

[{"i":0,"n":"ZL%2fKF6VO","g":"Tauranga,%20New%20Zealand","f":518000,"m":"cw","z":11,"t":"0:00:15","rt":0,"rs":"0:00:00","e":"","a":"192.168.1.2"},{"i":1},{"i":2},{"i":3}]

So a JSON array with as many objects as there are rx channels. Many of the fields can be an empty string value if there is no info.

• i: channel index
  
• n: name/callsign field, URI encoded
  
• g: geolocation, URI encoded
  
• f: freq Hz
  
• m: mode
  
• z: zoom level 0-14
  
• t: connect time h:mm:ss
  
• rt: time remaining type: 0 = no limit, 1 = inactivity limit will expire first, 2 = /24 hr limit will expire first
  
• rs: time remaining h:mm:ss (inactivity or /24 hr)
  
• e: extension in use
  
• a: user's ip address (as you would see on admin status tab)
  

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You can also use these links which might be slightly easier to remember:

• rx.kiwisdr.com => kiwisdr.com/public
  
• map.kiwisdr.com => rx.linkfanel.net
  
• snr.kiwisdr.com => rx.linkfanel.net/snr.html
  
• forum.kiwisdr.com => valentfx.com/vanilla/discussions
  

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