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> the data port operates the opposite band as the microphone PTT.
Then the guy who asked the question should already have his own answer.
Most (all other) Kenwood radios don't operate that way.
As for keeping the KPC-9612 from attempting to key up BOTH transmitters
simultaneously (if that causes a problem), try the "ONERADIO ON" setting.
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Date: Thu, 06 Jan 2000 12:21:38 GMT
From: wd1v@amsat.org
Subject: Multi-Mode TNC Emulation in Software?
In article <8502rh$ltp$1@mailusr.wdf.sap-ag.de>, "Darrell Earnshaw"
<darrell.earnshaw@sap-ag.de> wrote:
>Hi,
>
>I have this old AEA PK232 lying around the shack, taking up bench space. I
>only keep it around in case I get the urge to make a foray onto the classic
>digital modes (AMTOR, RTTY, ASCII, etc.). Does anyone know if there is a
>single piece of software that can replace this venerable 'box'? Ideally, the
>software would utilize more modern techniques, such as DSP and would support
>(at a minimum):
>
>- AMTOR
>- PACTOR
>- PSK31
>- RTTY
>- ASCII
>
>Also, the ability to analyize a signal and take a 'guess' at its
>characteristics - a'la the SI-mode of the PK-232 would be nice, but not
>essential.
>
>Thanks, Darrell
>NR3Y.
>
>ps. No, I'm not interested in Logging Programs that do some of these modes,
>nor in acquiring multiple programs that specialize in one mode or another -
>just looking for a composite solution.
MULTIMODE 3.0
<A HREF="http://www.blackcatsystems.com/software/multimode.html">MultiMode</A>
A decoding program for amateur radio operators and radio hobbyists.
MultiMode is a shareware application which allows your Macintosh to decode
and transmit several different modes of non-voice communication often heard
on shortwave and ham radio.
MultiMode allows you to decode and display morse code, RTTY, FAX, SSTV,
ACARS, and many other modes on your Mac, without any extra hardware.
MultiMode now also allows you to transmit in most of the modes of operation.
In the past, dedicated hardware, often costing hundreds or thousands of
dollars, was necessary to demodulate and decode this transmissions. Today,
you can use the processing power of your Macintosh to decode and display
these modes, without any hardware. Just connect your radio's speaker output
to your Mac's microphone input, and you're ready to go.
MultiMode supports the following modes:
Morse Code (CW)
RTTY (Baudot)
ASCII
SITOR-A
SITOR-B / FEC / NAVTEX
SSTV (Slow Scan TV)
WEATHER / SATELLITE FAX
ACARS (Aircraft Communications)
PSK31
DTMF, CCIR, EIA Tone Modes
Hellschreiber
Audio Spectrum Display / FFT Mode
MultiMode is shareware. MultiMode may be downloaded from the following URL:
http://www.blackcatsystems.com/software/multimode.html
73
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O \o
John Seney, WD1V [FN42]
http://www.qsl.net/wd1v
FAQ for Radios & Scopes
Manchester NH 03103 USA
Macnet FISTS #5014 QRP!
John D. Seney
wd1v@amsat.org € http://people.ne.mediaone.net/wd1v
Amateur Radio FAQ € Macnet € Oscilloscope FAQ
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Date: Wed, 12 Jan 2000 22:30:07 -0500
From: "L. E. Dietrich" <lou-nn2g@worldnet.att.net>
Subject: PK232MBX Problem
The other night I tried to get WF1B's program to work with my PK232MBX....
My old version 2.1 WF1B for some reason couldn't communicate with
it...PCPACRATT was fine....tried HYPERTERM and all was OK....
Got late and went to bed..Next morning, the MBX didn't work with
anything!...It seems to go through it's start up routine but I cannot
communicate with it....tried removing the JP1 jumper...still NG.
Have another MBX...tried it and all is OK...looks like the first MBX
died....
Sending it back to Timewave is $75 for repair...so I would like to replace
the I/O chips first...
Anyone have any ideas....on the problem...or where I can get the chips?
Thanks ahead of time!
Lou N2TU
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