Archive for February, 2011

ROS opens the forgotten band‏

28 February, 2011


ROS  opens the  forgotten band , 5.367 MHz
On a  frequency  where time delay and  phase  distortion over
long paths  severely disrupt conventional   data  modes ….
 
ROS HF-4 , 25  watts  to  a 35  ft  vertical  resulted  in a  surprise
decode  from RN6AM  ,on a band  normally  considered  closed
during  daylight hours  to  all  but  NVIS  propagation , quickly
followed  by  spots  from Europe and the  UK

Australia on 80m again

20 February, 2011

ROS takes the Blue Riband Fastest live data to cross the Atlantic G > VE

14 February, 2011
 
MF History in the making , (again) at 21:34 gmt 13/2/11 Joe VO1NA decoded a full beacon decode from G0NBD , on frequency 502 KHz.

Not only was this the first ‘LIVE RTTY’ decoded over the Atlantic but at  2134 hours, was a quite unexpected event so early in the night , s/n ranged from -23 to -27 dB giving 100% decode from a ERP of 1 watt .

ROS MF demonstrating good ability to resolve signals with deep and rapid qsb , over 3500 kms path.

Note: In the last version, ROS MF Frequency is 500 Khz USB (carrier 501.5 Khz)

ROS: Remote Operation System

14 February, 2011

With the Remote Operation System you can use a Remote Station tipically via internet (using the Public IP) or via private LAN (using the Private IP) from a Base Station.

This system is also extremely simple and requires no additional audio programs to work.  Only install ROS in both computers and run.

 

REMOTE STATION CONFIGURATION

Select Remote Mode as “Remote Station”. Write a Password twice and select a port. If port is in yellow, port is closed or disabled by a firewall. For Internet Remote Operation you need to open a TCP Port in your Router. For a Private LAN it is not necessary.

If Remote Station uses CAT, you have to select the Operating Bands in the panel. This avoid that Base Station can damage your Rig transmitting in a frequency with a High-SWR. In the example, i have selected 40, 30 and 20 meters according to my dipoles. Now my friend EA5HUK can use my station via remote from his Bus without posibility of transmit on 160 meters and damage the IC-725 (*) 

If Remote Station doen’t uses CAT, Base Station only can work in one frequency, obviously.

 

Remote Switch

This option is useful for activating a relay remotely via the serial port from the Base Station. Their use depends on the imagination of each Ham.

 

Email button

This button send the Remote Station Configuration to your email (IP, Port and Password)  to be easily remembered.

 

Windows Alert

On Remote Station Mode, Windows will ask you to unlock the program.

Open Ports

For Remote Operation via internet you have to open a TCP Port in your Router. If you dont know how, ask in forums.

 

BASE STATION CONFIGURATION

Select Remote Mode as “Base Station”. Enter the Password, Port and the Remote Station IP (Public IP in the case of internet). Press connect button and you will be using the Remote Station. In the Base Station is not neccesary open any port.

“And now, on with the opera”

(*) The IC-725 is property of EA5HJY. Thanks also for his contribution.

Export options

13 February, 2011

You can export the QSO in a .adi file or exclusively to HAMLOG.EU, HRDLog.net or eQSL.cc  or both….. by clicking in the options.

Frequency Link

13 February, 2011

Now it is possible to change the frequency clicking on this window:

(And congratulations by the -35dB reception in Iceland)

ROS on DX4WIN

10 February, 2011

ROS Mode included on DX4WIN logging software (version 8.0.5).

http://www.dx4win.com/

Australia on 80 meters

3 February, 2011

Congratulations!


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