This FAQ contains the most commonly asked non-technical questions about our SignaLink™ USB interface. For technical or troubleshooting questions, please see our SignaLink™ USB Troubleshooting FAQ.
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ATTENTION WINDOWS 10 USERS - Yes! The SignaLink USB works just fine with Windows 10. Please see the latest release of the SignaLink USB manual for instructions.
These steps will link your Mac driver to Winlink Express. A) cd /dev b) ls c).look at the list - which one looks like it has the word serial in it?. substitute that in line e below if you are using a signalink instead of a tnc-x, skip step 3c, 3d and 3e d) cd /.wine/dosdevices e) ln -s /dev/cu.usbserial-#### com2. Sound card program setup for the SignaLink USB. Be sure to see our instructions for configuring your communication program. If we don't have the program that you are using listed, then be sure to see the 'General Setup' section as it applies to ALL sound card programs. You will be connecting the K3, K3/0 Mini, K3s to the computer with a USB A-to-B cable that was included with the K3, K3/0 Mini, K3s when it was shipped from the factory. Minimum Operating System Requirements for Elecraft Utilities: Microsoft Windows: XP Service Pack 3 or later, including Vista, 7, 8, and 8.1 and 10.
Do I need to disable my computer's sound card to use the SignaLink USB?
NO - Absolutely not! One of the greatest benefits of using the SignaLink USB, is that it completely frees up your computer's sound card so that it can be used as it was intended. With the SignaLink USB properly installed, your computer will play it's music, beeps and other sounds through your existing sound card and speakers, and only your communications program (Digipan, Mix-W, etc.) will 'talk' to the SignaLink. This is simply not possible with other interfaces that require a connection to your existing sound card.
NOTE: One of our competitors is claiming that the great majority of Windows sound card programs do not let you directly select the sound card within the program, and this is simply NOT TRUE. A quick check of virtually any modern Windows, MAC or Linux sound card program will clearly show that you can select which sound card you want to use within the program itself. Some examples of this are Digipan, Hamscope, Ham Radio Deluxe (HRD), Mix-W, MMSSTV, MMTTY, MT63, EchoLink, AGW Packet Engine, Multimode, Cocoamodem, and WSJT. The ability to select the sound card that you want to use is built into the Windows, MAC and Linux operating system's programming interface, and is available to all standard sound card programs that run in those environments. Only older DOS type programs (which won't work with the SignaLink USB anyway), and outdated/unsupported Windows programs (usually pre-Windows 98 era) might require you to select the sound card in Windows rather than the program.
Can I use the SignaLink USB to control my radio, or will I need a separate CAT interface?
The SignaLink USB is a sound card interface that provides the necessary hardware to operate virtually all sound card digital and voice modes, but it does NOT provide the 'CAT' (Computer Assisted Tuning) hardware needed to control the radio. If you want to control your radio (tuning, band/mode selection, etc.), then you will need a separate CAT interface. We suggest checking your radio manual for the radio manufacturer's CAT interface part number (CI-V, CT-x, etc.). If you do not want to purchase a CAT interface from the radio manufacturer (these are usually more expensive), then we suggest searching the internet for a compatible unit. NOTE: Please see the question below about using the SignaLink USB with programs that offer CAT control.
Can I use the SignaLink USB with Ham Radio Deluxe (HRD/DM-780) and similar programs that offer radio control?
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Yes, but only for digital operation (PSK31, SSTV, etc.). If you want to use the program's radio control features, then (as noted above) you will need a separate CAT/CIV interface.
Will the SignaLink USB work with the WinLink 2000 / Airmail system?
Yes, the SignaLink USB can be used with the RMS Express program to directly access the WinLink 2000 system on HF. This uses the program's built-in WINMOR mode. For VHF/UHF operation, 1200 baud Packet is used with one of the following methods:
- AGWPE (AGW Packet Engine) and Paclink.
- AGWPE and AirMail through the BPQ32 interface that AirMail supports. See http://home.earthlink.net/~k7bfl/AirmailWINMOR.pdf or http://www.cantab.net/users/john.wiseman/Documents/AirmailtoWINMOR.htm
if the first link doesn't work. - Download and set up the free 'UZ7HO' software and follow instructions provided by W6CCD. See the note below on download/setup information.
- The new 'AGW Express Interface' made especially for using RMS Express with the SignaLink USB can be used. See the note below on download/setup information.
Please note that the last two options are relatively new. We have not had a chance to try them but they are supposed to be easier to configure and use. The following link was provided by a customer and should point you in the right direction if you'd like to give either method a try:
http://hlarc.org/modes/digital-modes/digital-mode-setup/digital-mode-software/rms-express-via-soundcard/
Please note that we welcome any feedback that you may have on any of the above options, and we are especially interested in hearing about the last two. Thank you!
What advantages does the SignaLink USB have over other interfaces?
The state-of-the-art design of the SignaLink USB offers many advantages over other interfaces. Some of these advantages include:
- Very Simply Installation - The SignaLink USB has only one USB connection to the computer, and in most cases, only one connection to the radio (see note below). All other interfaces that use the computer's sound card always require more cable connections, which increase installation difficulty and station clutter.
- Very Easy Setup - The SignaLink USB has only two software-based volume controls to set for Transmit and one for Receive, and the settings for Transmit are the same on all PCs! Interfaces that use the computer's sound card often require you to set multiple software controls (sometimes 4-6 controls) and the settings vary widely from computer to computer.
- Very Easy Operation - The SignaLink USB has convenient front-panel controls that let you easily adjust your Transmit power, Receive level, and Transmit Delay 'on the fly'. Other less advanced interfaces do not have front panel controls and require you to open the unit to make adjustments.
- Frees your Computer's Sound Card and Speakers - The SignaLink USB has its own built-in sound card, so it will not tie-up your computer's existing sound card and speakers. With the SignaLink USB installed, you will still be able to hear your computer's 'systems sounds' and play music through your speakers without having to unplug and re-plug anything. Other interfaces that use the computer's sound card may 'load' the speaker circuit and require you to disconnect the speakers, and/or re-adjust the volume controls every time you switch from 'Ham' operations to other things (playing music, videos, games, etc.).
- Full Computer / Radio Isolation - The SignaLink USB provide complete isolation between the computer and the radio. Both Transmit and Receive Audio are transformer isolated. Push-To-Talk and Ground are isolated by a sealed relay. Other less advanced interfaces only isolate Transmit audio, which can let noise and hum get into your system.
- Designed For Radio-based Communications - The SignaLink USB was designed specifically for radio-based Digital and Voice communications. Its Transmit output and Receive input levels are fully compatible with virtually ALL radios. To insure optimum performance, all parts used in the SignaLink USB are of the highest quality, and all active components are high-tolerance, low-noise with a wide dynamic range.
NOTE: If you are connecting the SignaLink USB to your radio's Data, Accessory or Packet jack, then you will only have one connection to the radio. If you are connecting the SignaLink USB to the Mic jack and your radio does not have Receive Audio available on the Mic connector (some radio's don't), then you will also need to connect the included audio cable to the radio.
Will the SignaLink USB work with my computer?
The SignaLink USB will work with virtually any computer that has an available USB 1.1, USB 2.0 or USB 3.0 port and is running one of the following supported Operating Systems:
Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, XP, Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8.x, Windows 10
MAC OS 9.1 or later
MAC OS X 10.00 or later
Linux
Does the SignaLink USB work with Windows 7, 8.x and Windows 10?
Yes, the SignaLink USB works with all versions of Windows from Windows 98SE through Windows 10. As with all other supported Operating Systems, the drivers for the SignaLink USB are always provided directly by the operating system itself.
Our setup instructions for Windows 7, 8.x and 10 can be found in the latest release of the SignaLink USB Manual. Thank you!
Does the SignaLink USB require special drivers?
No. All required drivers are provided by the supported operating system (Windows, MAC and Linux). Windows 98SE users will need their Windows Installation CD. All newer versions of Windows provide the driver directly from the OS (No CD required).
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Does the SignaLink USB require special communications software?
No. The SignaLink USB works with virtually ALL sound card digital and voice communications programs. The same programs that work with our older SL-1 and SL-1+, or any other sound card interface will work just fine with the SignaLink USB.
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Does the SignaLink USB support FSK?
None of our SignaLink products support FSK operation. However, except among a small group of 'FSK purists', this is not an issue because FSK is no longer the preferred method of operating RTTY. FSK used to be preferred because radios we're not very linear in operation on Transmit, and the only way to access your 'good' RTTY filter was with the radio set to the RTTY mode. Today's modern radios provide excellent AFSK performance in both Transmit and Receive, and most provide complete control over all filtering, so you can still select the 'good' RTTY filter while in a digital AFSK mode. AFSK is also preferred over FSK because every other modern digital mode (PSK31, MT63, SSTV, JT65, etc.) uses AFSK, and on most radios, switching to FSK would require a completely different cable connection.
Can I use more than one SignaLink USB on my computer at the same time?
Yes. If your computer is fast enough, you can have one SignaLink USB attached to each USB port, and be running all of them at the same time using different communications programs (or multiply instances of the same program). We have successfully tested three SignaLink USB units running PSK31 at the same time on a 1.6Ghz PC. A slower computer might also work fine, but a faster one might be required depending on the demands of your communication program(s).
When using multiple SignaLink USBs on one computer, each SignaLink will be given a sequential number in addition to the normal 'USB Audio Codec', or 'Microphone - USB Audio Codec' description. To avoid complicating things any more than necessary, we suggest that you install and configure each SignaLink USB one at a time, and then confirm that each unit is working before plugging in additional units. Note that the sound card numbering assignments, sound card selection in both Windows and the communication program(s), and the sound card volume levels may change if you unplug any of the USB cables.
Will the SignaLink USB work with my radio?
The SignaLink USB will work with virtually any Ham or commercial transceiver that has a Data Port, Accessory Port, or Mic jack. It will also work with virtually any Receiver or Scanner that has an External Speaker, Headphone or fixed level output jack. Specific radio requirements are dependent on the modes that you wish to operate. Carefully review your software documentation to determine the suitability of your radio for a particular mode.
NOTE: 'CB' radios typically require two 'PTT' type lines (one for TX and one for RX) and cannot be used with the SignaLink (or most other interfaces!) without modification.
Are the radio cables for the SignaLink SL-1 and SL-1+ compatible with the SignaLink USB?
Yes. The radio cables for the SL-1, SL-1+ and SignaLink USB are exactly the same. If you already have a cable for your SignaLink, then you can use that same cable with the SignaLink USB. NOTE: We do not sell the SignaLink USB without a radio cable. If you already have a cable from a previous model, then we suggest ordering a SignaLink USB with an un-terminated radio cable. This will let you build your own cable to suit any radio that you might own in the future.
Do I need the SLASSY Cable Kit with the SignaLink USB?
No. The SLASSY Cable Kit is used only with the SignaLink SL-1 and SL-1+.
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What software comes with the SignaLink USB?
The CD that is supplied with the SignaLink contains some of the most popular FREEWARE and SHAREWARE programs for the most popular modes including FT8, PSK-31, SSTV, MT-63, CW, RTTY, AMTOR, & Packet. Software for other modes can be downloaded from our SignaLink Software Page. The complete Tigertronics web site, which includes extensive support information for the SignaLink, is also included on the CD.
It should be noted that the SignaLink software CD does NOT contain any drivers for the SignaLink, and it NOT required to install or operate the unit. As noted above, the drivers for the SignaLink USB are always provided by the supported Operating System.
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Does the SignaLink USB require a power supply?
No. The SignaLink USB never requires external power. It is always powered by the computer's USB jack.
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NOTE: If you are plugging the SignaLink USB into a USB hub, then the hub needs to be an externally powered hub that supports 'high-power' USB devices. See question 'Will the SignaLink USB work with my USB hub?' below for more details.
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What modes can I operate with the SignaLink USB?
The SignaLink USB supports virtually ALL digital modes that are available for sound card interfaces including but not limited to, PSK31, MT-63, WSJT/WSJT-X modes (FT8, JT4, JT9, JT65, QRA64, ISCAT, MSK144, WSPR, JTMS, FSK441, FSK315, ISCAT, and JT6M.), SSTV, APRS®, and Packet (300 and 1200 baud). The SignaLink USB also supports virtually ALL Voice modes (VOIP, RoIP, etc.), such as EchoLink®, and Zello. About the only modes that you can't operate with the SignaLink USB, or any other sound card interface, are Pactor, G-TOR and Clover. These modes are unavailable due to licensing or other issues**.
**NOTE: Pactor RECEIVE ONLY software is available for Windows-based computers, and Pactor 1 software (transmit and receive) is available for Linux.
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Will the SignaLink USB work with my USB hub?
The SignaLink USB should work fine with any powered USB hub that is designed specifically for 'high power' USB devices (current draw of 100-500ma). Non-powered hubs, and those that are designed for 'low power' USB devices most likely will NOT work. To avoid any problems, we suggest that you plug the SignaLink into a powered, 'high power' USB hub, or (preferably) directly into the computer's rear panel USB jack.
NOTE: A few of our customers have found that some USB hubs that are advertised as being suitable for 'high power' USB devices simply are not. If you are using a USB hub and you cannot get the SignaLink to transmit properly, then you may need to plug the SignaLink USB directly into the computer.
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Why do we use jumper wires and will I need to install them?
NOTE:Plug & Play Jumper Modules are available for most configurations so you usually do not have to use jumper wires. If you plan on switching radios frequently or if you just want to simply your installation, then be sure to check them out. We designed the SignaLink USB to work with all radios, regardless of the connector type or pin-out used by the radio manufacturer. In a perfect world, all manufacturers would standardize on a single connector type and pin-out, but in the not so perfect world that we live in, there are at least a dozen different connector types and many dozens of different pin-outs! To allow the SignaLink to work with all of these different configurations, we use detachable radio cables (available for all common connector types) and a reconfigurable jumper block that lets you easily route each of the required radio signals (PTT, Ground, etc.) to the correct place on the SignaLink. Each jumper wire simply presses into the socket on the SignaLink board (see picture left) and can easily be removed and reused if needed. Without these detachable cables and jumper wires, you would most likely be stuck using the SignaLink with only one radio, and you'd have to purchase an entirely new unit if you bought a new radio or simply wanted to use a different one. Unless you are planning on 'Receive Only' operation using External Speaker or Headphone audio, you will need to install the jumpers inside your SignaLink. Jumper settings for most radios are provided on our SignaLink Software CD and the SignaLink Support page of our web site. Jumper settings are also provided with some specific radio cables. For any 'unknown' radio, you can always follow the step by step jumper installation procedure or contact our Technical Support Staff and they'll tell you how to install them. |
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Introduction
This page contains links to many different programs that can be used with the SignaLink interface. Tigertronics in no way endorses or supports any of the programs listed here. We have compiled this list only to help you in locating programs that are known to work with sound card interfaces. Most programs work very well and provide excellent performance, but as you should expect, some programs will work better than others and some will not work at all with certain computer / sound card configurations. We recommend that you download and evaluate several programs to determine which ones work best for you. If you have questions about a specific program, or if you have trouble getting it to work with your system, then you will need to contact the author of the program directly for help. Questions or problems with the operation of the SignaLink should of course be directed to our Technical Support Department.
How To Find What You Are Looking For
The programs on this page are listed in alphabetical order by program name. To the right of each program name you will find information about the program, such as the modes and Operating Systems supported. To help you find what you are looking for, we recommend that you use your web browsers 'Find' feature (Netscape/Mozilla users press 'CRTL-F') to search this page for specific 'key words'. These keywords can be the mode that you are interested in (PSK, MT63, etc.), the program name (or any part of it), the operating system you want to use, etc. When you find a program that you would like to download, simply click on the program name. You will then be transferred automatically to the authors web site or another page where the program can be downloaded.
Windows Vista, 7, 8.x and Windows 10 Compatibility
We have found that most communication programs that work in Windows XP also work just fine in Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8.x, and Windows 10. However, some programs cannot access the Windows software volume controls properly in these later versions of Windows. Because of this, we suggest that you adjust the software volume controls only through Windows instead of your program's 'Adjust Waterfall Drive' or 'Adjust Transmitter Drive' (or similarly worded) menus. Instructions for doing this in these newer versions of Windows can be found on our SignaLink Support page.
Please note that we have marked programs as being compatible with newer version of Windows (7/8.x and 10) when the program's specifications say that it's compatible, or when testing and/or customer feedback indicates that it is. Again, most communication programs that work in Windows XP also function just fine in Windows 7, 8.x and Windows 10, so please don't think that a program won't work simply because we haven't yet marked it as being compatible.
Sound card program setup for the SignaLink USB
Be sure to see our instructions for configuring your communication program. If we don't have the program that you are using listed, then be sure to see the 'General Setup' section as it applies to ALL sound card programs.
| AALog | Shareware Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista/7/8 Logging & PSK31, CW, RTTY, Voice Note: Some modes require the CWType, CWGet, TrueTTY, and AAVoice programs from the same author. |
| AAVoice | Shareware Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista/7/8 Digital voice processor. Uses prepared wav-files for voice transmission. |
| AGW Packet Engine | Freeware & Shareware Windows 9x/2000/NT/XP/Vista/7/8/10 300, 1200 & 9600 baud Packet, TCP/IP, APRS NOTES: 1. You will also need the 'AGW Terminal' program to operate Packet. This program displays what you see on the screen. 2. APRS requires a Windows APRS program such as AGWTracker, WinAPRS, UIView, etc. |
| AGWTracker | Shareware Windows 98/ME/2000/XP/Vista/7/8 APRS with many features including weather, bread crumb trails, distance calculator, zoom, and more. |
| AirNav ACARS | Commercial Demo Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista/7/8 Real-time ACARS decoding with downloaded aircraft pictures |
| AirNav Selcal | Commercial Demo Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista/7/8 Real-time Aviation HF Selcal transmission decoding |
| Analyzer 2000 | Shareware Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista Audio Frequency Analyzer, CW and PSK31 |
| ChromaPIX | Freeware Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP SSTV |
| ChromaSOUND | Beta Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP AF DSP Filter |
| cocoaModem | Freeware Mac OS X 10.4 or newer RTTY, PSK31, MFSK, Hellschreiber, CW, Sitor-B, HF Fax, and NOTE: Earlier versions of cocoaModem are available for older OS X operating systems. |
| CWGet | Shareware Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista/7/8 CW ( reception only) |
| CWType | Freeware Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista/7/8 CW |
| DAQARTA | Shareware Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista/7/8 Data Acquisition and Real-Time Analysis |
| Digipan | Freeware Win9x/ME/2000/XP/Vista/7/8/10 PSK31(BPSK/QPSK), FSK31, PSK63 NOTE: The digipan website appears to be down as of June 2020, so we have provided a direct download link. |
| DTMF Real-Time Decoder | Shareware DOS DTMF |
| EchoLink® | Freeware Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista/7/8/10 VoIP (Voice Over IP). Communicate with other Hams around the world through the Internet. |
| EchoStation | Shareware Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista/7/8 Repeater control program (duplex or simplex operation). Can also be used to automatically announce club events or ARRL bulletins. Makes a great emergency simplex repeater. |
| Fldigi | Freeware Linux, Free-BSD, OS X, Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 CW, DominoEX 4/5/8/11/16/22, Feld-Hell, FSK-Hell, FSK-Hell 105, MFSK-8/16/16-pix, PSK31, QPSK31, PSK63, QPSK63, PSK125, QPSK125, PSK250, QPSK250, Olivia, RTTY, Throb1/2/4, ThrobX-1/X-2/X-4, Thor4/5/8/11/22, 8-PSK Based on customer feedback, FLdigi is one of the most popular multi-mode programs available today. This is due to the wide range of modes that it supports and the fact that it's available for multiple Operating Systems. It's also gaining popularity for EMCOMM (Emergency Communications) use with MT-63 and the new 8-PSK mode. |
| FFTDSP | Shareware DOS AF DSP software for detecting weak radio signals in real-time (EME, SETI, etc.) |
| FFT Properties | Shareware Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista/7/8 Real time Scope/Spectrum analyzer |
| FFT Spectra SofTest Series | Commercial Demo Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista/7/8 Audio Frequency generator and analyzer - Acoustic Real Time Analyzer/Sound Monitor, FFT Audio Spectrum Analysis & Data Acquisition Software, Ultra-High Resolution Complex Signal Analysis High-Performance Data Acquisition Software, Multimedia/Audio Test Software |
| Flexnet | Freeware/Shareware DOS, Windows 9x/ME/NT4/2000 1200 & 9600 baud Packet NOTE: Click here to go directly to the Flexnet download page. |
| GNASP1 | Freeware Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP DSP filter & analyzer |
| Ham Radio Deluxe | Commercial Windows ME/2000/XP/VISTA/7/8/10 CAT control (tuning, memories, etc.), built-in logbook, integrated DX cluster, customizable band layouts, satellite tracking interface and scanning. Multiple instances of HRD can be ran at the same time. Ham Radio Deluxe is a suite of programs providing CAT control and digital sound card operation. A 'CAT' / CIV interface is required if you want to control your radio, but it is NOT required for digital operation (see Digital Master 780 below). NOTE: HRD / DM-780 was purchased by HRDSoftwareLLC.com in 2011 and is now a commercial program. |
| Ham Radio Deluxe / Digital Master 780 | Commercial Windows ME/2000/XP/VISTA/7/8/10 PSK31, CW, DominoEx, MFSK, MT63, Olivia, RTTY and Throb. Logbook with eQSL, ADIF, Cabrillo, Callsign Lookup and Google Earth interfaces. Digital Master 780 is the digital operations part of the Ham Radio Deluxe (HRD) suite. It can be used with the SignaLink to operate all of the supported modes WITHOUT the need for a CAT interface. Click here for setup information. |
| HamScope | Freeware Win9x/ME/2000/XP/VISTA/7/8/10 PSK31(BPSK/QPSK), MFSK16, RTTY, CW, ASCII, Packet (requires AGW Packet Engine) |
| Hellschreiber | Freeware Win9x/NT Feldhell |
| HFTerm | Freeware Beta Linux Pactor 1 (Transmit & Receive!), Amtor, GTOR, and RTTY |
| JT65-HF | Freeware Win9x/NT/2000/XP/Vista/7/8 Transmit and Receive the JT65A protocol on the HF bands. This new mode is becoming quite popular due to its excellent performance on HF. |
| JVComm32 | Shareware Win9x/NT/2000/XP/Vista/7/8/10 WeFax (RX only), SSTV, (RX / TX), RTTY, SYNOP and NAVTEX |
| MIXW | Shareware Windows 9x/ME/NT4/2000/XP/Vista/7/8/10 SSB, AM, FM, CW, BPSK31, QPSK31, FSK31, RTTY, Packet (HF/VHF), Pactor (RX only), AMTOR (FEC), MFSK, Hellschreiber, Throb, Fax (RX only), SSTV, MT63 |
| MMSSTV | Freeware Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 SSTV |
| MMTTY | Freeware Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 RTTY |
| MRP 40 | Commercial Windows 9x/ME/2000/XP/Vista/7/8/10 Transit and receive CW from .4 to 60WPM. Auto Tuning. Many customers say that this is the best CW program ever. |
| Mscan Meteo | Commercial Windows 9x/ME/2000/XP/Vista/7/8/10 FAX, NAVTEX, RTTY reception |
| MT63 Terminal | Freeware Windows 9x/ME/ 2000/XP MT63 - The mode of choice for MARS operation! |
| MultiKeyer | Freeware Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP CW/Voice Keying for EME and Meteor Scatter. Similar to WSJT. |
| Multimode | Shareware Mac OSX 10.1 or later PSK31, RTTY, Fax, WeFax, SSTV, ACARS, Packet, DTMF and more NOTE: A version of Multimode is also available for MacOS 8 and 9. |
| MultiMon | Freeware Linux This program supports reception of the following modes: AX.25, 1200 Baud AFSK, 2400 Baud AFSK (2 variants), 4800 Baud HAPN, 9600 Baud FSK (G3RUH), POCSAG (512, 1200 & 2400 Baud), Miscellaneous, DTMF, ZVEI |
| Oscope | Freeware Unix (X, DOS) AF Scope & FFT |
| PED | Freeware DOS CW Pileup Trainer |
| POC32 | Shareware Win9x / NT POCSAG |
| PrecisionCW | Freeware & Shareware Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista/7/8/10 Coherent CW |
| PSK31LX | Freeware Linux PSK31 |
| QSSTV | Freeware Linux SSTV |
| QuickMix | Freeware Win9x/ME/NT/2000/XP Nice utility that allows you to quickly save and restore many different sets of mixer settings. Support for this program has been discontinued, but the developers have posted a new link for downloading here. |
| RadioCom | Commercial Demo Win9x/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista/7/8 Filter-Analyzer, Time Spectroscopes, Dual Scope, Audio-Recorder, RTTY, CW, FAX, SSTV, PSK (PSK31, Q- and B-PSK), Synop-Decoder, 3D Scanner and Sattracking |
| RMS Express | Freeware Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 Send and receive email through the WinLink 2000 system using the WINMOR mode on HF, and 1200 baud Packet on VHF/UHF. See our FAQ for more details on this. |
| SeaTTY | Shareware Windows 9x/NT/2000/XP/Vista RTTY, NAVTEX, and WEFAX (HF) |
| Software for Sound Analysis | Freeware DOS & Windows Versions (9x/NT/2000) Audio Frequency Analyzer NOTE: These programs are good for older, slower computers (486 processor for DOS version). |
| Spectran | Shareware(?) Windows 9x/NT/2000/XP Real time or deferred spectral analysis and waterfall display for weak signal modes. Can work with WSJT. |
| SSTV32 | Shareware Windows 9x/ME/2000/XP SSTV |
| Swezey Filter | Shareware Windows 9x/ME/2000/XP Audio Frequency DSP filtering for Hams and SWLs |
| TrueTTY | Shareware Windows 9x/ME/NT/2000/XP/Vista RTTY (Baudot code), ASCII (7 or 8 bits), PSK31 (BPSK and QPSK), AMTOR-FEC (SITOR-B, NAVTEX), SELFEC SITOR, AMTOR-ARQ (SITOR-A), DTMF decoding, and MultiFSK-16. HF-PACKET and UHF-PACKET (AX25) are also supported in KISS-TNC emulation mode. |
| UZ7HO Soundmodem | Freeware Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10 300, 600, 1200, 2400 baud Packet plus other special Packet mode. Soundmodem is compatible with all programs that work with the AGW Packet Engine (AGWPE). It can be used with WinLink Express for EMCOMM. It can also be used with other software for APRS, BBS, Satellite Packet, and regular Packet work. |
| W95SSTV | Shareware Windows 9x/NT/2000 SSTV |
| WinFMS / FMS32 | Commercial Demo Windows 9x/ME/2000/XP FMS |
| WinPSK | Freeware Win9x/NT PSK31 & PSK63 (includes a full duplex satellite mode). |
| WinWarbler | Freeware Windows XP/Vista/7/8 PSK31, PSK63, and RTTY |
| WriteLog for Windows | Shareware Windows 9x/NT/2000/XP/7/8/10 CW, RTTY, PSK31, and SSB, plus Contest Logging |
| WSJT / WSJT-X | Freeware Windows XP/Vista/7/8/10, Linux, Mac Very popular program for weak signal communications. WSJT supports Meteor Scatter, Tropospheric Scatter, and Earth-Moon-Earth (EME) operation. Modes include FT8, JT4, JT9, JT65, QRA64, ISCAT, MSK144, WSPR, JTMS, FSK441, FSK315, ISCAT, and JT6M. |
| WXSat | Freeware Win3.x / Win9x / NT HF and VHF WeFax (direct satellite reception!) |
| Xmit_ID | Freeware DOS FM Transmitter Identification |
| Zello | Free / Commercial Windows 7/8/10 on the SignaLink or 'radio gateway' side and iPhone/iPad or Android phone/tablet app on the other end. Zello is a popular 'walkie talkie' / push-to-talk (RoIP / VoIP) program / app that lets you establish a voice link between a two way radio and a telephone, tablet or PC. It is available in both a free (personal) version and a paid (work) version. |
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