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Technical Handbook for Radio Monitoring HF Bundle

Ingo Prösch — Wed, 15 May 2019 18:50:49 +0000

The Technical Handbook for Radio Monitoring HF Bundle is aimed to shortwave listeners, who are interested in digital signals. On over 500 pages with many figures and tables most digital waveforms are described. The book shall help a shortwave listener to identify digital signals.
Digital waveforms like FSK, PSK, DSSS aso. with the used protocols and alphabets are described with the help of spectrum and other pictures and the most important technical parameter. Additionally comprehensive tables are helping to identify the different user on shortwave.

Technical Handbook for Radio Monitoring HF Volume II – Latest Edition

Ingo Prösch — Wed, 15 May 2019 15:42:01 +0000

The Technical Handbook for Radio Monitoring HF Volume II is aimed to shortwave listeners, who are interested in digital signals. On over 350 pages with many figures and tables most digital waveforms are described. The book shall help a shortwave listener to identify digital signals.
Digital waveforms like FSK, PSK, DSSS aso. with the used protocols and alphabets are described with the help of spectrum and other pictures and the most important technical parameter. Additionally comprehensive tables are helping to identify the different user on shortwave.

Because of the hugh number of waveforms described the Technical Handbook for Radio Monitoring HF has been devided into two volumes.

Content of The Technical Handbook for Radio Monitoring HF Volume I:

Content HF 2026 V2

All 6 Books Bundle

Ingo Prösch — Fri, 21 Dec 2018 17:26:30 +0000

With this Bundle you will get all six books listed below:

Frequency Handbook for Radio Monitoring HF – Latest Edition
Signal Analysis for Radio Monitoring – Latest Edition
Technical Handbook for Radio Monitoring HF Volume 1 – Latest Edition
Technical Handbook for Radio Monitoring HF Volume 2 – Latest Edition
Technical Handbook for Radio Monitoring VHF/UHF – Latest Edition
Technical Handbook for Satellite Monitoring – Latest Edition

Technical Handbook for Radio Monitoring HF Volume I – Latest Edition

Ingo Prösch — Sat, 14 Oct 2017 15:06:55 +0000

The Technical Handbook for Radio Monitoring HF Volume I is aimed to shortwave listeners, who are interested in digital signals. On over 350 pages with many figures and tables most digital waveforms are described. The book shall help a shortwave listener to identify digital signals.
Digital waveforms like FSK, PSK, DSSS aso. with the used protocols and alphabets are described with the help of spectrum and other pictures and the most important technical parameter. Additionally comprehensive tables are helping to identify the different user on shortwave.

Because of the hugh number of waveforms described the Technical Handbook for Radio Monitoring HF has been devided into two volumes.

Content of The Technical Handbook for Radio Monitoring HF Volume I:

Content HF 2026 V1

Any 4 Book Bundle

Ingo Prösch — Mon, 29 May 2017 19:56:41 +0000

With this Bundle you will get four books.

You can choose any 4 of those 6 books listed below:

Please tell us which books you would like to have during checkout inside the order note.

Any 2 Book Bundle

Ingo Prösch — Mon, 29 May 2017 19:54:51 +0000

With this Bundle you will get four books.

You can choose any 2 of those 6 books listed below:

Please tell us which books you would like to have during checkout inside the order note.

Technical Handbook for Satellite Monitoring – Latest Edition

Roland — Mon, 29 May 2017 18:28:52 +0000

The Technical Handbook for Satellite Monitoring is aimed to those who are interestaed in satellite communication. On 400 pages with a lot of figures and tables many satellites and their used digital waveforms are described. The book shall help to identify digital signals.
Digital waveforms like FSK, PSK, DSSS aso. with the used protocols and alphabets are described with the help of spectrum and other pictures and the most important technical parameter. Additionally comprehensive tables are helping to identify the possible user.

For more information, take a look at the table of content.

Update Frequency Manager 7.0

Roland — Mon, 24 Oct 2016 18:21:48 +0000

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Userlist for PERSEUS SDR

Ingo Prösch — Sun, 25 Sep 2016 13:02:17 +0000

Utility database as userlist for PERSEUS receiver software with more than 20000 frequencies

Shipment by Email.only as a zip-file. If you need a CD-ROM please contact us directly.

Code 300-32 for Windows Standard

Ingo Prösch — Wed, 14 Oct 2015 15:40:30 +0000

CODE300-32 Standard is a software solution to demodulate, decode and analyze digital signals transmitted via radio. Our software don’t requires special hrdware part for processing the signal. The audio signal can come from traditional receivers and handled with a common soud card already included on all PC and Notebook, SDR receivers, signal recorded and stored in a standard audio file, it is also possible to use audio signals from the LAN, signals in I/Q format, and digital audio signals from virtual soundcard.

A brief description with the most important technical details:

Real Multitasking: open as many decoding modules and tools as necessary at the same time.
No Hardware required: you only need the sound card of your pc, nothing more!
Multi-Channel:use both channels L and R of any sound device to enable completely independent decoding from two different audio sources.
Hard disk Recording: simultaneously with any decoding module.
Automatic Audio Recording: with ‘Graphical Squelch’
Operating systems supported: Windows 98, Windows Me, Windows 2000, Windos XP, Windows 7 (32 and 64Bit), Windows 8/8.1 (32 and 64Bit) , Windows 10 (32 and 64Bit)
Fully Remote controllable by TCPIP: via Intra- and Inter Net. Up to 256 decoders controllable from one place.
Buffered input: all incoming raw data is stored in a BIT-BUFFER. With the bit-buffer it is possible to review what a signal did as far back in time
Felexible solution: due to the software-only solution, any notebook with a sound input becomes a super decoder analyzer.

CODE300-32 is a software based demodulator, decoder, and analyzer which runs under all actual Microsoft Windows operating systems. This program is part of a new generation of data decoder analysers and follows the well known DOS based decoders CODE3.

The program uses the integrated sound device(s) availabe on all modern PC while running under Windows as the AD/DA device. The software does not need an expansion slot nor any dedicated hardware to work. This solution is the most flexible way to use the decoder on any PC or notebook. Some of the modern sound devices offer very good performance when compared with industrial AD cards.

So in our opinion the PC with its cheap but very good hardware is the ideal solution for a modern state of the art data decoder analyser.

CODE300-32 keeps our long experience with software based DSP, every module, analysis or decoding, is completely independent and can be used stand-alone. This offers a complete new world in utility decoding. The program uses the soundcards left input channel as its main source but any additional module can be switched to the other input channel or remain listening to the main input. This allows the decoder to run multiple modules from two independent sources.As an example a MORSE decoder is running together with a SITOR decoder on left channel audio input to enable decoding both types of traffic without a switching gap or manually users handling. The second channel input decodes a VHF PAGER system like POCSAG at the same time. But you might miss a FLEX message, no problem open a FLEX module too and select the right input source. While any module is open the main FFT window is always running for tuning control and signal checking.

Besides this the new CODE300-32 includes also a sophisticated audio recorder with some unique functions: you can record one or both channels completely independent from the decoding modules and then at a later time play these back into the decoder and perform more tasks as-if the signals were live data. The data format can be specified in the decoder set-up but for most users 11 kHz and 16 bit MONO do just fine. Note this is in standard WAV format so you are free to use the audio with other programs or it can be stored as a reference for future use

Comparison of modes for the standard and extended version: Code300-32_Specification