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In this episode, we dive into SafecomLink, the world’s best radio-based data communication platform. When everything else fails, SafecomLink keeps you connected.

Discover how this grid-independent solution leverages HF/VHF/UHF radio frequencies for reliable, low-power data exchange. Whether you’re an adventurer or an organization, SafecomLink’s simple setups and guaranteed delivery mechanisms ensure constant communication.

Stay tuned to learn how SafecomLink redefines connectivity in the most challenging environments!

Before you start

Great! you have installed SafecomLink, now what?

This short guide will help to make your first steps in the SafecomLink world and conduct your first successful link using SafecomLink while highlighting the "must-know" features.

Basic SafecomLink configuration

Download the latest CAT command version

SafecomLink offers direct CAT command support for various RIGs. You can download the most updated CAT commands file here.

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If you found a mistake in this file or want to contribute a set of CAT commands that is not listed here, please submit your request as a comment on this post.

Since SafecomLink V5, SafecomLink has a Sqlite database as its main data engine.

This allows developers to integrate in a super flexible, SQL based way to the SafecomLink traffic for various types of integrations.

Unlike APIs that are limited to a particular use case, accessing directly the SafecomLink database provides unlimited options for integrations.

To allow “track changes” data reading, each table has 2 identifiers for every row that you can use:

1. A sequential ID – which can be used as a high watermark

2. A unique UUID based identifier.