Open Source Ham Radio Software - Page 9

KMorse is a morse code tutor. KMorse uses the KDE libraries alongside the aRTS sound server to create audible and visible morse code from text input.

All Aplications for Ships. NMEA0183, Logbook, SYNOPS, NAVTEX, HF-Fax, Seachart

Kontakt is a user-friendly graphical interface to the hamlib, which lets you control your hamradio rigs from your PC.

Kptc is a KDE2 application for operating comfortable with the SCS PTC-II ( or PTC-IIe, PTC-IIpro). Information about the PTC-II can be found at the web site of "Special Communications Systems": http://www.scs-ptc.com/

A collection of LDPC(Low-Density Parity-Codes) tools. Including: Code construction; Density Evolution; Decoding Algorithm; Girth average Counter; Stopping set and error Floor,etc.

LINKUp is a radio terminal application which is designed for unatttended operations as well as chat. It uses the an XMLRPC interface to talk to FLDIGI which is used as it's suite of modems. Configuration is very simple. Requires : Minimum FLDIGI 3.23.12 Minimum Java 8 (1.8)

LX is developed for amateur radio purpose. His main functions are cross checking of HAM logs from VHF+ contest (in EDI format) and results generation (of the VHF+ contest). Now project development forked, look at http://tucnak.nagano.cz/wiki/Lx

A character based C library to control the Icom R8500 wideband receiver via RS232 link.

LinKT is a packet radio terminal for the Linux AX.25 stack in a KDE environment.

Support for WiNRADiO radio receivers on Linux and other Unices.

This project has moved to Github: https://github.com/n2ygk/aprsdigi

Linux DSP-10 is an attempt to interface the DSP-10 transceiver with hamlib and provide a user interface for both console and X11. You can find out more about this radio at: http://www.proaxis.com/~boblark/dsp10.htm

Linux Shared Library for Parsing Amateur Radio APRS Packets. Also includes basic TCP Connection library

It is an operating system designed for small businesses and offices. Very nice to look at and simple to use, whether you come from Linux, Windows or Mac. Without unnecessary frills, it is equipped with all the necessary software to start working even live. You will find everything in the right place and above all where you expect it to be. The learning curve is lightning fast and you will be productive right away. Linux Ham Radio Office 360 A complete suite of software for the amateur radio Rig Control with full command support for Yaesu, ICOM, Kenwood, Elecraft, Ten-Tec, FlexRadio etc. QSO logging, supports DXing, monitoring and integration of digital modes with WSJT-X, digital modes for RTTY, PSK31 and many more. Rotator control for azimuth and azimuth/elevation rotors from Yaesu, HyGain, Green Heron, M2, AlfaSpid, Easycom, Idiom Press, Fox Delta. Satellite communications with facility frequency adjustment for Doppler and az/el tracking of antennas . GPL Software License.

LogPad is a Ham Radio logging program like LogEQF this one runs on Windows its programmed in Delphi. It has a feature to lookup callsigns on the internet and it can view a grid of the logbook and save it in HTML.

VHF Log for Participants of the "NAC Contest". OS Windows XP, 7, 8, 10, 11.

"LogVHF+" now is LogAR. Support for the "LogVHF+" program has been discontinued. The LogAR page is here - https://sourceforge.net/projects/logar/

Logman is an amateur radio logging/contesting/operating aid written using Borland Kylix. Logman will aid an amateur radio operator in daily operating chores as well as contests.

M4DSP is a QRP (low power) hamradio digital signal processing (DSP) tranceiver using a comprehensive yet powerfull Cortex-M4 MCU from STMicroelectronics. The main goals are: low cost, low power consumption, IPhone-like size & weight, QRP CW RX & TX, SSB/AM/FM RX-only, digital modes by demand, GUI with TFT + touchscreen, waterfall spectrum, CAT communication link via low-speed USB, pure SDR-like mode via high-speed USB, one or more hamradio bands (160-10 m), optional support for general coverage RX (0-30 MHz).

Communication by amateur radio on the EME ("moonbiounce") path.

This is a commandline utility that converts a WAV sound file containing morse code to English text. Pre-built binaries run on OSX, MsWindows, & GNU/linux. It is written in Ada, so can be rebuilt on any platform with an Ada compiler. The input wav file must be monaural, with a 16-bit signed integer encoding, and a sample rate of 8000 Hz. Either sox or audacity can easily transform to this format. The wav file is expected to be international morse code, preferrably clean and properly spaced. Tonal frequency or wpm-speed does not seem to matter. Now includes an inverse commandline app, txt2wav that creates a morse code WAV file from English text. The proper command to extract the archive and maintain the directory structure is "7z x filename".

This volunteer management project is an extension of the Sahana disaster management system, specifically targeted for use by Amateur Radio Operators in support of the Marine Corps Marathon.

An asynchronous Text to Morse Converter and Morse training software for Arduino Uno, based on interrupts and Timer1. And because it doesn't use that evil delay() function, this solution morselizes random letters or whatever it receives through its serial() interface, in a non blocking manner. https://github.com/vicival/morselizer

DSP Program for generating and interpreting SSTV audio representation of images.