Software Mfj Multicom
These pages contain information I've put together about packet radio configuration. Want to make your packet radio station work better? Let's Not Forget Layer One - Optimizing Packet RF Performance shows why proper setup of your radio/TNC combination is important. Want to run packet radio on a Linux computer? MultiCom for Window, 3 1/2' disks MFJ Brings you the worlds first 32 bit Packet terminal software for MFJs TNC family and other TAPR TNC2s. MFJ-1284H software gives you true multitasking in Windows 95, 98, NT and 2000, and uses standard Windows commands.
Course Meeting TimesLectures: 2 sessions / week, 1.5 hours / sessionRecitations: 1 session / week, 1.5 hours / session DescriptionThis course focuses on dynamic optimization methods, both in discrete and in continuous time. 
We approach these problems from a dynamic programming and optimal control perspective. .A list of topics by session is given in the below.
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'Howard Goldstein' wrote Gene Storey wrote: : this modem was based on an old CP/M machine How so? You'll see lots of TNC source code start at 0x0100 for development. The Z-80, and I/O on the TNC-2 were all common to CP/M machines. I developed C programs on my H-89 for TNC-2 for 10 years. My last project was a port of parts of Xinu on the DRSI TNC-2 modem from my H-89 CP/M machine. Ah--C/80 from Software Toolworks! I think I paid $20 bucks for it, and sold about $20,000 worth of software using it (non-Ham). Alas, my H-89 CRT blew out before the computer did, so I interfaced a Micromint Apple Sprite Video card (cut off the Apple bus, drilled holes for wires, and super- glued it into a rectangular hole made into the H-89 development board), and hooked it up to my TV. 40 characters wasn't the same as 80 though (once you've seen speed and line length, there's no going back :-) The color and sprites were neat though. Finally broke down and bought an IBM clone with a flip-top case, running 4.88 MHz (used that until 1993 when I bought a honkin 66 MHz motherboard!) That's about the time I got into ISDN routers and really started making money.. |
.HamScope is a freeware windows multi-mode communications package for amateur radio that supports: PSK31 BPSK and QPSK RTTY ASCII MFSK16 PACKET CW. Support radio control interface for several ICOM, TenTec, Kenwood, and Yaesu transceivers. Compatible with DXbase LOGic 7 RYLogit TRX-Manager YPLOG. By KD5HIO Glen.PSK31, RTTY, SSTV, MFSK, MT63 Olivia Hellschreiber SSTV and other modes, Log, DXCluster, telnet access, log backup, Rotor, CAT and whatever you dream in a single program.Windows freeware multimode program by F6CTE it supports BPSK31 QPSK31 PSK63 PSK63F PSK10 PSKFEC31 PSKAM CW CCW THROB 4 bauds THROBX RTTY SITOR-AMTOR-NAVTEX FELD HELL PSK JT65 HELL HF FAX SSTV FILTERS.Download latest free version of the popular Ham Radio Deluxe 5. An amateur radio suite that includes Log program, remote radio control, DM780 a multimode decoder, mapping and rotor control tools. Latest free build is 5.24.38.DOS Freeware popular program for ham radio communications, supports reception and transmission of radio teletype RTTY, AMTOR ARQ/FEC, SITOR A/B, NAVTEX and Morse code (CW) signals. A decoder for SHIP and SYNOP reports from weather stations is also included.
This program is discontinued and unsupported. Originally developped by Schroeder DL5YEC.
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