#HAM RADIO DELUXE AND GOOGLE EARTH SOFTWARE#
If you plan to use the circuit below, please check the actual connections to the mini-din HRD Software LLC does not accept responsibility for damage to your rig should things go wrong. It will work on just about any other rig but you will have to modify the connections to your radio. It will work with any Icom or Yaesu rig that has a 6-pin mini-din connector for external audio. We ll assume that you want to do things properly, so here is a homebrew circuit that has proved its worth many times. It is possible to connect your radio directly to your soundcard without any form of isolation but it is not recommended. You can do a Google search and find hundreds of articles on the subject.
Interfacing can be done in so many ways that it would take days to plough through all the available information. Next we need to interface the soundcard to the radio. You would also be able to listen to music on your computer while still operating in the digital modes. The advantage of having the second soundcard it can be used for your digital communications while eliminating the possibility of transmitting unwanted computer sounds. The second soundcard can be either internal or external.
#HAM RADIO DELUXE AND GOOGLE EARTH INSTALL#
Although the computers built-in soundcard can be used it is recommended you install a second soundcard. These are just a few of the many great features of DMĥ Audio Interfacing DM-780 requires the use of an interface of some type to connect the soundcard to the radio. It can also place an incoming picture within one of your outgoing pictures so your contact can see just exactly how his transmission looked when you received it. The SSTV module has a built-in editor for creating templates for your outgoing messages on background pictures from your own photo collections. You can also enable the SuperSweeper History file to keep track of and display information about callsigns you have heard from your location. The SuperSweeper gives you the ability to view and decode multiple signals using CW, BPSK and RTTY in single window. DM-780 has features not found in any other program on the market today. It s also integrates with the HRD Logbook to allow easy callsign look-ups and logging of your digital contacts through its built-in Add Log Entry (ALE) screen. The program integrates with the HRD rig control program to control band and frequency changes without exiting the program. It supports AFSK modes as well as FSK RTTY.
8 Getting Started QSO Tag and My Station Set up My Station Set Up Default Display Main Display with Waterfall Main Display with ALE and Modes Panes Modes, Tags and Macros Panes Hiding Toolbar Icons Add Log Entry Pane Soundcard Configuration Select A Mode Tuning A Signal Transmit Panel The Transmit panel Calling CQ Transmit Toolbar Receive Panel Toolbar Waterfall Toolbar Logging QSO Worked Status Popup Transfer Callsign to ALE Logging The Contact Add Alarmģ Callsign Look-Up Google Earth Display Macro Manager Selecting The Macro Manager Default Macro Set Macro Manager Toolbar Creating New Macro Set Naming The New Set Import Default Set Macro Editor Title, Toolbar Title, Group changes Additional Macro Options Contest Macros Modes IMPORTANT INFORMATION ABOUT DIGITAL MODES SuperSweeper Browsers SSTV SSTV Display Soundcard Calibration SSTV Options SSTV Display Layout Waterfall Pane Receive, Transmit, Webcam SSTV Modes Creating Transmit Templates Receive Pane Transmit Pane World MapĤ Overview DM-780 is a very sophisticated, feature packed, program that allows you to send and receive many of the popular amateur radio digital modes, including SSTV, using a computer soundcard. 1 HRD Software LLC DM-780 Users Guide Ham Radio Deluxe V6.0 By Tim Browning (KB3NPH) 2013Ģ HRD Software LLC DM-780 Users Guide Table of Contents Overview.
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