Well, on the advice of folks here, I finally decided to download the demo for MultiPSK to see about getting some CW and utilities action from my JRC NRD 545.
MANNNN, does it have one of the UGLIEST and most confusing interfaces ever!
Still, I got it all connected up. Signal out from the headphone jack into my outboard audio interface (which I use for music recording). Only bad thing is that the cable head broke and got stuck in the headphone jack (that's the story of another post), So I used the front panel record jack instead.
I started with the general RX screen to see how it received CW. I pressed various CW related buttons and nothing really came in on the text read screen.
Then I stumbled onto the "CW Panoramic " screen.
Wow.
I've been struggling for two weeks to get a CD read from my MCJ 461, which decodes about 20% of what it hears, even strong signals. CW Panoramic decoded just about everything--strong signals, weak signals, fast signals, noisy signals with almost no missed characters.
Wow. That alone will probably convince me to pay the full fee. Next step is try some of the other modes.
Suzie
MANNNN, does it have one of the UGLIEST and most confusing interfaces ever!
Still, I got it all connected up. Signal out from the headphone jack into my outboard audio interface (which I use for music recording). Only bad thing is that the cable head broke and got stuck in the headphone jack (that's the story of another post), So I used the front panel record jack instead.
I started with the general RX screen to see how it received CW. I pressed various CW related buttons and nothing really came in on the text read screen.
Then I stumbled onto the "CW Panoramic " screen.
Wow.
I've been struggling for two weeks to get a CD read from my MCJ 461, which decodes about 20% of what it hears, even strong signals. CW Panoramic decoded just about everything--strong signals, weak signals, fast signals, noisy signals with almost no missed characters.
Wow. That alone will probably convince me to pay the full fee. Next step is try some of the other modes.
Suzie