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A program to decode morse code (CW) via sound card to text. It can work as narrow-band sound DSP-filter also. No additional hardware is required, you need only receiver and computer with a sound card. It easily integrates with AALog logger. CwGet is a powerful Morse code decoding software for ham radio enthusiasts, featuring a customizable interface with three main windows: spectrum display, oscillogram, and received symbols. It includes auto frequency control, adjustable filters, burst noise rejection, and supports multiple decoding channels. Users can control transceiver frequency via Omni-Rig and record or replay received signals. CwGet also integrates seamlessly with logging software and other applications, allowing data transfer and interaction through DXSOFTEX.DLL. Additional features include manual and automatic threshold adjustments, zoom functionality, and support for various character sets, making it an essential tool for efficient Morse code communication.

This program allows CW operators to copy CW code with a computer. The decoded CW is displayed as text or can generate a side tone. There is a spectrum display of the audio with a sliding cursor to select a particular audio for decoding. The program also allows for keying a transmitter from the keyboard with full CW break-in operation.

Audio Spectrum Analyser Spectrum Lab or Speclab started as a simple FFT program running under DOS a long time ago, but it is now a specialized audio analyzer, filter, frequency converter, hum filter, data logger and more. Can be used for MTHELL QRSS, DFCW, PSK, MSK, Castle. Spectrum Lab is a free audio analysis tool, lets you see the hidden world of sound. It analyzes live audio or recordings, showing you the exact frequencies present. Watch sounds change over time with a waterfall display. Need to clean up your audio? It can filter out noise in real-time. Even play with radio signals by decoding and creating special modes! While ideal for amateur radio enthusiasts, anyone can explore the science of sound for free.

The only ACARS software to feature in-line message decoding and aircraft tracking. ACARS Reception and Decoding Software for legacy Windows versions. This software will allow you to decode the ACARS signals received by your air band receiver using the soundcard that is installed in you PC

A digital mode decoding and terminal program that uses no terminal unit, terminal node controller, or multimode hardware. It does all its decoding using the sound card inside the computer, and it can interface with a radio using a COM port. Zakanaka is an extremely cost-effective way of operating PSK31 and RTTY

Digital modes decoding software for the macintosh. Decodes CW, RTTY, WEFAX, SATFAX, ACARS, DTMF, SSTV

Program for amateur radio digital communications via a sound card. Supported modes are RTTY (Baudot code), ASCII (7 or 8 bits), PSK31 (BPSK and QPSK) and AMTOR-FEC (SITOR-B, NAVTEX). SELFEC SITOR decoding is possible also. No additional hardware required, need only a sound card. Optionally you can use simple circuit fo PTT-control. Can cooperate with RZ4AG AAlog logger.

AirNav Selcal Decoder enables you to decode in realtime Aviation HF Selcal transmissions. It only needs an HF airband receiver and your Sound Card. No special hardware needed. With AirNav Selcal Decoder you do not need any other hardware decoding system. Just your PC and the Sound Card.

Yet Another Navtex decoder is a windows NAVTEX decoding software

WXtoImg is a freeware advanced APT (NOAA, Meteor) and WEFAX (GOES, Meteosat) weather satellite decoding program for Windows, Linux, and MacOS X

An online CW audio decoder tool made for listening to, analysing and decoding Morse code. This can be done either playing a morse code audio file or connecting your compure line in. This fantastic tool, works only with some browsers and is all done in javascript using the Web Audio API.

Freeware Hellschreiber decoding program for windows by Nino Porcino

JTDX (JT Digital Modes for Linux, MacOS and Windows) is a free, open-source software for amateur radio operators for the reception and transmission of digital modes, including JT65, JT9, and FT8, among others. JTDX is designed to provide improved decoding of weak signals and better usability compared to other digital mode software like WSJT-X. It also has features like a real-time spectrum display, logging, and decoded message storage and retrieval. Download JTDX from the official site.

KGKSDR is my attempt at some SDR decoding software. I'm putting this software together purely as a learning exercise, to better understand the mathematics behind SDR in general.

RSCW is a Linux/Unix program for decoding morse signals using the computer's sound card. It has been written/optimized for digging weak signals out of the noise.

This free windows program allows CW operators to copy CW code with a computer. The decoded CW is displayed as text or can generate a side tone. There is a spectrum display of the audio with a sliding cursor to select a particular audio for decoding. The program also allows for keying a transmitter from the keyboard with full CW break-in operation.

Weatherfax decoding software with modem

APTDecoder is a free software for recording and decoding signals transmitted by NOAA POES APT enabled weather satellites. It is run on a NT-based version of Window

Easy to use Audio Spectrum and PSK31 decoding program specially designed for SWL's who don't need TX or for anyone who just like to monitor PSK31 or analyse signals. Adjustable DSP and Spectrum settings for audio and frequency spectrum to set for best decoding of PSK31.

Easy to use Audio Spectrum- and PSK31 decoding program specially designed for SWL's who don't need TX or for anyone who just like to monitor PSK31 or analyse signals. Adjustable DSP and Spectrum settings for audio and frequency spectrum analasys or to set it for best decoding of PSK31 signals. By ON6MU

WSJT-X and MAP65, open-source amateur radio programs, facilitate weak-signal digital communication. WSJT-X covers VHF/UHF to HF, decoding subthreshold signals. MAP65 optimizes for VHF/UHF EME with JT65. Free and GNU GPL licensed, WSJT-X is on Windows, Linux, and OS X, while MAP65 is Windows-only, supporting SDR hardware.

Decoding and data analyzer software

An extension of the excellent decoding software JT65 HF by Joe W6CQZ for amateur radio digital mode JT65

MUlti mode digital signal decoder software capable or C4FM D-Star decoding, a guide to compile and install DSD

This article describes firmware and minimal hardware for encoding and decoding of on-air CW using an terminal/modem based on these controller boards.

Decoding multiple Morse code signals automatically on a noisy RF band

Connecting and configurig an USB Sound Card key to the raspberry Pi to allow digital mode decoding and remote rig applications

DTMF Electronics Manufacturer offers Decoding, Display, Signalling, Data Logging, Remote Monitoring and Control products and design.

Exploring these mysterious transmissions and how their strong following has created a niche in the community. Free article in PDF Format from QST November 2019

Using the raspberry Pi for amateur radio operations with digital mode decoding and log book program

Always wanted to know what kind of sounds we hear, when listening to the radio? Here are some examples

Morse Code Decoder for Android based on the algorithms implemented in CW Skimmer. Morse Expert decodes Morse Code audio to text. It is optimized for decoding weak, fading signals in the presence of interference, especially on the Amateur Radio bands. The input audio might come either from the built-in microphone or from another device, such as a radio receiver.

A simplified explanation of decoding West German numbers messages transmissions without a computer.

How-to decode and Display APRS Packets from WebSDR Audio using linux computer

Receiving and decoding 433 MHz radio signals from wireless devices

An online morse code trainer application that allows to select the digits and play them at the wpm speed you desire. While decoding will evaluate the results and will indicate your proficiency level

Receiving & Decoding NOAA Weather Satellites using a simple rtl-sdr dongle, a helix antenna and a Windows PC

Decoding 433MHz-transmissions with software-defined radio.

The Meteor-M N2 is a polar orbiting Russian weather satellite that was launched on July 8, 2014. Its main missions are weather forecasting, climate change monitoring, sea water monitoring/forecasting and space weather analysis/prediction. Meteor-M N2 transmits images using the digital LRPT protocol at around 137.1 MHz with can be received with an RTL-SDR.

Ham radio activity and homebrew from Italy with some interesting article on QRSS, decoding interfaces, APRS and antennas

Two easy to build microcontroller projects for machine recognition of hand-sent morse code

This online web application allows you to train the decoding of Morse code by copying random QSO sentences that can be looped or even mixed.

PI-RX is a beacon monitoring program capable of decoding PI4 and showing the performance of the decoded signal

CW_Shark is a 32-bit Windows program designed for analyzing, decoding, and encoding Morse code. The program offers four modes: Decode Only, Keyboard QSO, Straight or Paddle Key QSO, and Straight or Paddle Key Practice.

The article enlightens radio amateurs on utilizing real-time space weather data to optimize HF communication. Navigating through Hp30 index, MUF, f0F2, and eSFI metrics, it explains their significance in band selection and propagation forecasting. With essential links and practical insights, enthusiasts learn to discern optimal conditions for high-band DX, low-band DX, and NVIS operations. The author's observations and antenna optimization tips enrich understanding for effective HF operations.

A brief overview of the current state of packet radio on the HF bands. In this comprehensive guide, the author navigates through HF packet radio, providing insights on the required equipment, protocols like Fx.25 and IL2P, and preferred ACDS segments. The post covers decoding and sending traffic, delving into optimal settings, recommended software, and common SSIDs. The author concludes by encouraging further exploration through additional reading and a Linux Packeteering series.

Learn how to troubleshoot and configure ICOM 7300 Rig Control under Linux for seamless communication between your radio and computer. Author Colin from Canada shares his insights and experiences with setting up rig control software for digital signal decoding.

The article discusses running multiple instances of WSJT-X on a Windows PC, allowing users to manage and monitor multiple radios or data streams simultaneously. It explains how to set up additional WSJT-X instances, particularly for users with radios like the IC-9700, enabling monitoring of different bands or sub-bands. The setup process involves creating shortcuts, modifying properties to specify unique rig names, and ensuring the sound card supports dual-channel audio for simultaneous decoding. It also highlights potential issues related to processing power when running multiple instances and using several displays.

The Morse Code Translator allows anyone to easily convert text into Morse code and vice versa. Simply enter the text to translate or Morse code to decode. This tool is useful for amateur radio operators, scouts, educators, or anyone interested in learning Morse code for educational, professional, or recreational purposes. Discover hidden messages, learn the Morse code alphabet, and practice decoding signals. The tool offers advanced options like adjusting frequency, words per minute, characters, and spacing. Experience Morse code visually with the light translator. Explore the history and uses of Morse code, from military and emergency communications to fun secret messages among friends.

This document outlines various miniature projects undertaken by Mike Markowski to enhance his skills in GNU Radio. Key projects include an FM stereo receiver and an AM radio receiver, featuring advanced functionalities like pilot tone recovery and RDS integration. Additional experiments involve generating Gaussian noise, chirp signals, and Morse code decoding, emphasizing hands-on learning and customization in GNU Radio. The author encourages feedback and shares flow graphs and Python code for each project, aiming to foster community engagement and knowledge sharing.