BK M150 Remote Channel Change Using Telex SoIP & PowerShell

In a previous video I went over integrating a BK M150 with a Telex IP-224 that had a built-in feature for rs232 serial control. In this video I demonstrate how you can use a pair of IP-223's configured as virtual rs232 extension wires. The IP-223's connects the CSoft dispatch console's rs232 output to the BK M150 mobile's rs232 input. Giving the console the ability to change the channel on the radio. The CSoft console pc using a "launch application button" and a Windows PowerShell script, sends 23 each 16 bit characters to the BK M150's rs232 input, via the IP-223 SoIP virtual bridge, triggering the channel to change as instructed. I asked Google AI to create the PowerShell script, and to give me the CSoft application command line additions. Each .ps1 file must be given permission to work with "ps executionpolicy", by running a command line before it is opened. You can use a tone remote or a t/r pc program instead of CSoft, if you were low on Telex licenses and put the first IP-223 in to console mode. Then use normal .bat files to run the ps scripts for channel change. You can always decode the other commands like scan etc, and add them as well. All I needed was channel change. This could also be done using an Arduino set to decode the IP-223 channel steer lines and output a serial stream locally. AI gave me the code for it too. This was easier. P.S. The long popup screens were fixed by adding these additional commands -WindowStyle Hidden -NoProfile -NonInteractive to the front of the Parameters