Ham Radio Software from F6CTE

MultiPSK 4.15/ Clock 1.8.4 / Multidem 2.2.3
To download the last version of Multipsk and Clock, click here

Modes supported by Multipsk:


Multipsk 4.15 and Clock 1.8.4
Clock "The radio driven digital clock', bundled with MultiPSK, provides date and time from FRANCE-INTER, DCF 77, HBG, RUGBY, WWVB, WWV, WWVH, CHU, a GPS or Internet.

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This contains the latest version of both applications in one ZIP file

Multipsk (and Clock) version history Primary Changes from v4.14 to v4.15


MORE ON MULTIPSK, CLOCK AND DIGITAL MODES:


OTHER SOFTWARE

MultiDem v2.2.3 (F6CTE) Quick Info:
A USB/LSB/AM Modem (Modulator/Demodulator) for SdR and DSB (direct conversion) transceivers

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Version History:

HB9TLK's " Gui_serv_Multipsk" program (+ Multidem_TCP_IP_Version_1 protocol)

Multipsk client (F6CTE) program: a demonstration of the Multipsk control through a TCP/IP link - sources and .EXE (protocol version 6)
       v4 to v5: new commands + Call ID / RS ID server comments + some new commands are now non-licencied
       v5 to v6: SdR commands

Programs able to connect to MultiPSK:
DX-BUDDY:  www.dx-buddy.net
APRS-SCS version 1.29:  http://www.tapr.org/~kb2scs/aprsscs.html
JNOS:  http://www.langelaar.net/projects/jnos2/

The DLL "F6CTE_DLL_RX_SOUND_CARD_V_1"
and two Delphi /C++ test programs, offered free to Hams and SWLs who want to easily manage a sound card (RX)

Editeur Sonore (F6CTE):

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The free program allows the user to read or to write text in audibly (through a sound card), each typed letter being both spoken through your speakers and displayed in very big letters on your screen. This non-ham freeware is for visually impared French speakers (the letters are pronounced the “French” way)

Version 1.0 to 1.0.2: up to date for Windows XP and reduction of CPU consumption.


Writings in French, from the author (without relation with radio)

 Galacticus (science-fiction book)  Puissance voitures (opinion)


Other Ham radio and personal links

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Last updated the 11th of August 2009.