About RigPi 3

RigPi 4 Station Server is a Raspberry Pi-based server for Amateur Radio operators. It can serve multiple simultaneous users, providing rig control, audio through VoIP, Morse code keying, rotor control, logging and call book lookup.

The RigPi 4 server supports the K1EL RigPi Keyer 2. The software is open source and is available for download from here or Github.

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Introducing RigPi™ 4 Station Server

RigPi 4 Station Server (RSS), a major update from RigPi 3, was released on August 4, 2025.

The RSS 4 software image can be downloaded now from RigPi 4 Download. The software is open source under the MIT license and can be easily modified.

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RigPi Station Server

The RigPi Station Server (RSS) uses a Raspberry Pi for controlling radios, keyers and antenna rotors. It includes an optional add-on card for Morse code keying. The enclosure and keyer are available from K1EL Systems.

K1EL RigPi Keyer 2

The K1EL RigPi Keyer2 generates perfect Morse code using the WinKeyer chip. The enclosure and keyer are available from K1EL Systems. You can purchase the enclosure or use a 3-D printer tp make your own.

RigPi the Movie

Introducing the original RigPi Station Server, MFJ-1234.

RigPi in Web Browser

You can control your station from any web browser, including Windows, Mac, Chromebook, iPhone and Android.

GitHub

The Raspbery Pi image for RigPi is available on GitHub as a free, open-source download. Add your own features to RSS!

Club Operations

RSS is ideally suited for remote use by club members. RigPi has a scheduler that shows who has reserved a radio or upcoming events.

Raspberry Pi in Palm

The Raspberry Pi is small enough to fit in the palm of your hand. The Raspberry Pi is a complete computer. In addition to running ham radio programs, you can use it for email, browsing the web, and find software for just about any application you wish.