![]() When I strated thinking about cables to connect the output of my radio to the input of the sound card on my PC I thought I might try a shortcut. I installed FLDigi on a Windows 7 machine and it started up without any problem. You can get the FLdigi beginners guide and the software at the links below: Unusually, Fldigi is available for multiple computer operating systems FreeBSD™ Linux™, OS X™ and Windows™. Fldigi includes all the popular modes, such as DominoEX, MFSK16, PSK31, and RTTY. #Fldigi no sound serialThe software also controls the radio by means of another connection, typically a serial port.įldigi is multi-mode, which means that it is able to operate many popular digital modes without switching programs, so you only have one program to learn. Fldigi operates (as does most similar software) in conjunction with a conventional HF SSB radio transceiver, and uses the PC sound card as the main means of input from the radio, and output to the radio. This is from the software developers pageįldigi is a computer program intended for Amateur Radio Digital Modes operation using a PC (Personal Computer). No technical background on digital HF modes is providedįLdigi decoding CW from W1AW from a nearly HF Radio though a Laptop built-in microphone Note: This posting is primarily for Amateur Radio folks. Pangloss, you can decode real-time digital activity on the HF bands without even having a radio. ![]() So, “in the best of all possible worlds”, Dr. And, if you are really clever, you might not even need a radio. The better news, if you just want to listen/decode the digital modes, is that you might not even need any messy connections between your PC and your radio. The good news is that FLDigi runs on lots of platforms – FreeBSD™ Linux™, OS X™ and Windows™. So I thought I would see what it’s all about. I heard a few people talking about a program called FLDigi. ![]()
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