Hello
All,
I
had used VPSE for a year, with mediocre results. Even updated to the 64
bit program(no updates for a long time). Looked at COMoCOM but never
tried it.
So
Found
this offer while cursing the web a few months ago. Have been using it for
the last 4-5 months with very good results. This offer by FabulaTech below
was advertised a few years back. When they were contacted by me, earlier in the
year, the offer for HAM radio was still good. They just charged $5.00 for
the processing and license. It has been working flawlessly on my DELL I7
XPS, WIN10 machine. Of course it works no problem with Commander in
DXLABS.
Wanted
to share this, as I see from time to time HAMS having trouble doing the virtual
serial port with other programs. It is very easy to set up, very similar
to VPSE setup. I recommend it after having very good results with it. Hopefully
others will also?
Useful
Software for Amateur Radio from FabulaTech
FABULATECH is now offering the HAM RADIO COMMUNITY a
very special offer. If you are an official HAM RADIO OPERATOR with an
OFFICIAL HAM RADIO LICENSE, any where in the world, you may request a
complimentary license key for any of their products listed below that you want
to use for your own HAM RADIO operations. Please include an
explanation of how you plan on using their products for HAM RADIO operations,
Please also add a post here in this article to help support FabulaTech by
commenting about how useful FabulaTech has been in your HAM RADIO
setups.
please contact:
sales@...
with
an email request and include a copy/scan/picture of your current official ham
radio license.
There are many uses for virtual serial
ports for HAM RADIO, here are just a couple:
1. Virtual
Serial Port Splitter - see HERE
2.
Create Virtual Serial Port Pairs - see HERE
- The
following videos will demonstrate these 2 uses -
1. using
multiple instances of dahdidah's software cw keyer, to enable you to
connect, with your own cw keyers, a straight key, bug, cw keyboard,
and an iambic paddle, all at the same time, to your computer
HERE
2. without using
any cw keyers, be able to hook up directly to the serial port itself, your
iambic cw paddles, and a second iambic paddle to emulate a bug - connections are
made directly to certain serial port pins of the "real" hardware serial
port.
HERE
3.
how to add a software
cw keyboard to the rest of the morse code instruments that you have already
hooked up to your morse code computer station, by using the methods shown
in the videos above, and now by creating a virtual serial port pair, also
be able to send cw on a program like CWTERM or CWtype.
HERE
FABULATECH
has many other software programs of interest to HAM RADIO.
Regards,
ED
WA6WGS
