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what are you trying to decode ham or commerical?
I can say for ham RTTY you need some kind of a simple interface circuit, i.e.
a data slicer. also you could use a computer and a sound card running a
decoder program. do some searching for rtty s/w for windows and see if you
find anything. if you are running linux go http://radio.linux.org.au/.
hope this helps,
Bryan Fields
On Monday 08 January 2001 16:53, you wrote:
> Anyone on this list know anything about Teleprinters? I'm wondering if
> theres a way to interface one with a computers COM port or at least make
> something that would interpret the signals that are on the short wave area
> of radio. I know how to separate the two different toned pulses but Im not
> sure how to feed them into a computer
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