It could be an adjunct program to everything else out there, and should be eventually incorporated in all the major programs for digital ham radio. When can we expect this? I imagine such an idea an project could generate considerable funding. If the software is able to read the various modes for decoding, there already exists the technology to evaluate and identify received digital signals matching them against all the existing modes already existing as code in the program and identify the one sought for. Why this is not already incorporated in all software rig control and Digital communication software is beyond me. It seems to me that this is needed, and would have a very wide appeal to a large SDR user Ham Radio audience, and that this aspect of the hobby will not be complete with out such ability. Without this software capability, one is forced to go to anb outside wiki and listen to 20 or more modes over and over again searching for one mode that might sound similar to what one is hearing and wants to decode.Īnd we need this ability on the Mac. We desperately need software that truly identifies digital (Amateur) radio signals in order to be able to run FLdigi, or HR deluxe or any other digital mode amatur radio Program. ExtIO with Decimation & Tuner Bandwidth ControlsįebruARTEMIS: Free Signal Identification Software.Manual gain controls and decimation driver.Measuring Traffic Volumes with Passive Radar.SignalsEverywhere Direction Finding Tutorial.

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