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1. TS 140S HAM RADIO DELUXE FREE HOW TO
2. TS 140S HAM RADIO DELUXE FREE SOFTWARE
3. TS 140S HAM RADIO DELUXE FREE CODE

It is important in your education of the Art of Radio that you understand (at block level diagram) how human speech (300-3000 Hz) is converted to shortwave frequencies (3-30 MHz) used in amateur radio.Ģ.

TS 140S HAM RADIO DELUXE FREE SOFTWARE

When you take the AUDIO from ANY amateur radio (From a 1930s boatanchor radio receiver to newest transceiver):Ī> Feed it to your personal computer (PC) sound card (DSP)ī> Use a specific software application for your PC operating systems (OS) that can encode and decode complex digital modes with that DSP chip.Ĭ> The software application can display the received signal (decoded) and send a message via your PC keyboard (encode).ĬOMPUTER (Remote) OPERATION of an HF TRANSCEIVER (Radio)ġ. The Digital Signal Processor (DSP) Integrated Circuit (IC) used for audio functions on your personal computer (Sound card) is a very powerful processor designed for complex mathematical processing of audio signals.ģ.

TS 140S HAM RADIO DELUXE FREE CODE

Some of these earlier modes: Continuous Wave (CW) using International Morse Code and RadioTeleTYpe (RTTY) using the BAUDOT (5-bit) being the 2 most prevalent modes used in amateur radio before 1980s.Ģ. Modern Digital Modes are technology extensions of earlier non-Voice modes that used mechanical and early solid-state devices for operation. Those licensed before 1980s, lived through these technology changes.ġ. I wish the Technician Question Pool would do a better job in helping newcomers to radio understand this difference. I searched a bit but didn't find anything.

TS 140S HAM RADIO DELUXE FREE HOW TO

not sure how to control the transceiver but I am assuming I need to do this via RS232.Īny help appreciated. I've been told I can do some of this through the ACC port and through my sound card. What are the advantages of connecting my computer to my TS-140s, and how do I do it? Can I control the transceiver, and what additional functionality can this provide me? Can I send and receive data packets, and what do I need to do this? I'm looking for other things to do until I get my license. The fact that I can't transmit yet is helping me take the time to understand my radio and what I can and can't do.

I spend most of my time trying to decode CW, and listening to other DXs. I have been practicing my Morse Code (I know it's not required for the Tech License but I'd rather learn it anyway), and have been listening every night since I can't transmit yet. Hi, I've just recently pursued my interest in ham radio and am finding it quite interesting.