Compatible with Windows XP and Windows Vista
The software is from the ground up developed for Windows Vista, with complete backward
compatibility for Windows XP.
Support for Multiple Soundcards
Multiple soundcards are supported for input and output of sound. You can even select different
soundcards for input and output
Support for the most Popular Modes
- PSK31, PSK63, PSK125 and PSK250
- MFSK, Normal and Reversed
- RTTY, Normal and Reversed
Radio Control
Displays to what frequency, band and mode your radio is tuned to and uses this information for
logging purposes. Most Icom radios and the following Yaesu radios are supported: FT-817, FT-857, FT-897 and the FT-847.
Center Bandpass Tuning
Put a selected signal in the center of a filter passband on your radio with a single click of the
mouse.
FSK Keying
FSK keying for 45 baud RTTY is supported for "real" serial ports. Most USB to Serial Adapters
will not work.
Macros
Define macros to make operating more convenient and quicker.
Keyboard Shortcuts
Quickly access often used functions and fields.
Bandpass Filters
Select from various predefined filter bandwidths from 100Hz to 1200 Hz or build your own by
simply dragging the mouse cursor over a portion of the waterfall.
Waterfall Gain (Intensity) Adjustment
The intensity of the waterfall can be changed to accommodate various input levels. This is
especially useful in those situations where a fixed level output from the transceiver is used.
Waterfall and Spectrum View Simultaneously
You can choose to see just the waterfall or see the Spectrum Display at the same time to help
you find signals.
Simple, Intuitive Interface
The User Interface is Digipan-like, so the learning curve is minimal.
Logging with ADIF Import and Export
You can keep a log in the program and later export it into an ADIF v.2.0 formatted file for import
into your favorite logging software. You can also import ADIF version 2 formatted log files into
Airlink Express.
Replay Last 60, 30, or 15 Seconds
Airlink Express can replay the last 60, 30 or 15 seconds instantaneously of a received signal, so
you can decode that missed signal you saw on the waterfall.