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HAMPROGS.DOC
HAM RADIO PROGRAMS DOCUMENTATION
DECEMBER 31, 1979
James K. Mills WB9KFP
Ham Radio Special Interest Group Co-ordinator
Chicago Area Computer Hobbyist Exchange
P. O. Box 94864
Schaumburg, IL 60194
BMAINT.BAS and BREPORT.BAS are modifications of Ward
Christensen's maillist programs for use by Amateur Radio Clubs.
The KEY is now by call-sign instead of by name -- this is much
more convenient for Amateur Radio Clubs where one usually knows
the individual's call-sign better than his name. The keying
algorithm is changed not only for the call-sign, but also to
allow any number of records up to the maximum of 1920 (15
extents) per disk.
LABELS.BAS is a small BASIC-E program to print return
address labels (or whatever you want to use them for). Asks
for name, organization, street, city-state and zip. Prints out
2 to 100 labels (you can change the limits).
TEACH.ASM is the predecessor to my own PRACTICE.ASM
documented below. TEACH is for those first learning the Morse
Code. It sends a character, then waits for a response and then
another, and so on. It will give you a bar graph of your speed
and correctness of responses. Source code is 10K. Needs
hardware to be able to generate tone.
PRACTICE.ASM and RANDTEXT.BAS are for use in order to
practice morse code. Some type of hardware is necessary to
generate a tone which can be controlled by the computer.
CODE.BAS is Ward Christensen's MBASIC Morse code receive
program. You will need hardware to interface your radio to the
computer.
MORSE.ASM is a Morse Code send/receive program. Again,
hardware interface is required to couple radio to computer.
Source code is 8K.
RTTY.ASM is a Ham RTTY (5-level Baudot Code) send/receive
program with some nice features. It was developed from the
TTY*.ASM files which are also included on this disk for
reference.
Jim Mills WB9KFP