Try fldigi. It works with pskreporter for digimode spots.
It has beam headings in it, and extensive macro facilities.
I have a macro which rotates my antenna and another which sets my steppir,
as I don't use the auto-follow feature.
fldigi runs on Win/Lin/Mac.
Leigh/WA5ZNU
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On Tue, Nov 29, 2011 at 12:08 PM, Greg wrote:
> I use DXLabs
>
Thanks, Greg. I'm looking at its website. Does the spot window make a band
map, i.e. put the calls of spotted stations on the waterfall? If it does, I
can't see it on their website.
Tony KT0NY
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Tony,
I use DXLabs. I works just great with the K3 and you can configure macro
command buttons AND SLIDERS for variable controls. I have tried just about
every program I can find and for me at least DXLabs is the best...AND...it
is free.
You download the Launcher program and from that you can t
I've used MixW for 7 years, and always been happy with it. However, I'd
like to learn from those who have used other similar software.
Here's what I use MixW for: It maintains my log, transmits/receives CW,
RTTY and PSK, serves as a voice keyer, figures antenna headings and puts
them on a display,
TRX-Manager; the author purchased a K3 when it first came out and it has
complete
control of the rig - including equalizer, STeppIR, etc. I have had no
issues. Not 'free',
but you can try it out first.
I am a beta tester.
73 John VE3NFK
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MacLoggerDX - best software support on a Mac imho.
and you can interface cocoaModem with it.
73 de M0XDF
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On 19 Jun 2011, at 23:26, Don Putnick wrote:
> Kok Chen W7AN develops high-quality
* On 2011 19 Jun 19:55 -0500, Don Wilhelm wrote:
> Ian,
>
> If your interest is mainly for digital modes, you might want to look at
> Fldigi along with Hamlib.
I will caution that as of this time the Hamlib version, 1,2,12, compiled
with Fldigi does not have good K3 support. I rewrote the K3
Ian,
If your interest is mainly for digital modes, you might want to look at
Fldigi along with Hamlib.
If you want a K3 control application, then look at the N4PY software.
IMHO, HRD is the most complete, but it does have problems when coupled
with the P3 - the intense polling of HRD is its pr
I've tried DXLab Suite, but I prefer DX4WIN.
Dave, N4QS
- Original Message -
From: "R. Kevin Stover"
To: "Joe Subich, W4TV"
Cc:
Sent: Sunday, June 19, 2011 6:55 PM
Subject: Re: [Elecraft] Digital software compatibility
> On Sun, 19 Jun 2011 15:53:
Chuck,
Yes, the computer is just another tool that one can connect to the K3,
but it can be a very powerful tool. For Data Modes, applications like
Fldigi, HRD/DM780. MixW, and many others can open a whole new path to
communications. The there are the Joe Taylor applications for weak
signa
On Sun, 19 Jun 2011 15:53:13 -0400
"Joe Subich, W4TV" wrote:
>
> > Any suggestions for a general HRD type software for windows that
> > implements the comms with the K3 is a good way that wont crash my
> > poor old overworked PC?
>
> DXLab Suite (www.dxlabsuite.com) provides logger, digital
Personally, I use the knobs on the front panel for control of the rig. I use
MacLoggerDX for logging (connected to the rig so it gets frequency/power
automagically) and CocoaModem for what little PSK/RTTY I do. For me the
computer is just another tool that happens to connect to the radio...
73,
You might take a look at fldigi . Windows, Linux and OS X are
all supported.
73,
Bob N7XY
On Jun 19, 2011, at 3:26 PM, Don Putnick wrote:
> Kok Chen W7AN develops high-quality freeware on the Mac side of the house,
> cocoaModem for the digital modes for example. Unfortunately he doesn't have
Usually I run CocoaModem for digital operation and RUMLog for logging and rig
control.
There are Apple Scripts that will transfer calls from CocoaModem to either
RUMLog or MacLoggerDX.
Another option is fldigi.
Rick
K6LE
On 6/19/2011, at 3:26 , Don Putnick wrote:
> Kok Chen W7AN develops h
Oops ... W7AY
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Kok Chen W7AN develops high-quality freeware on the Mac side of the house,
cocoaModem for the digital modes for example. Unfortunately he doesn't have rig
control software. What are people using for the Mac/K3 combination, short of
running Windows apps under Wine?
73 Don NA6Z K3 #5495
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On Sun, Jun 19, 2011 at 3:29 PM, Ken Roberson wrote:
> > ..crashes or takes up too much memory due to memory leaks
>
===
This is just the sort of thing I was talking about in my previous post about
how the reach of amateur programmers is exceeding their grasp. Sadly, it's
not in the car
K5DNL
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--- On Sun, 6/19/11, Iain Haywood wrote:
> From: Iain Haywood
> Subject: [Elecraft] Digital software compatibility
> To: "elecraft@mailman.qth.net"
> Date: Sunday, June 19, 2011, 2:27 PM
> My K3 kit is now working fine, just
> rigged up
> Any suggestions for a general HRD type software for windows that
> implements the comms with the K3 is a good way that wont crash my poor
> old overworked PC?
DXLab Suite (www.dxlabsuite.com) provides logger, digital mode (RTTY,
PSK31) support, DX alerting and superb award tracking ... One o
My K3 kit is now working fine, just rigged up an inverted L and being
amazed how it can pick signals out of the quagmire.
Mind you, my last rig was 25 years ago, a yaseu FR50B and FL50B, dont
even compare.
I have read with interest the comments about the polling issues with
HRD. I myself canno
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