Thanks Steve.  Is the AQC-ALE a different digital mode, different tone
characteristics?


Andy K3UK

On 8/4/07, Steve Hajducek <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> GM Andy,
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> In PC-ALE the AQC-ALE operation differs from MARS-ALE for some time
> now, however with both tools selecting AQC-ALE means that all
> Soundings and Calls originated by your station will be in AQC-ALE
> mode, which differs from NORMAL ALE and which can only be decoded by
> an ALE modem that supports AQC-ALE.
>
> The way in which G4GUO implemented AQC-ALE in PC-ALE regardless of
> wether you are actually in AQC-ALE or not, it will decode and display
> AQC-ALE channel acty and respond to either type of call made to your
> station. However I have found this to be a problem with falsing on
> bad ALE words and processing NORMAL ALE linking calls as AQC-ALE
> which is just wrong and I changed MARS-ALE to only do so when
> actually in AQC-ALE where the standard mandates backward support in
> the event of an incoming NORMAL ALE call when in AQC-ALE mode.
>
> I also changed MARS-ALE so that when in AQC-ALE scan rates of 2
> ch/sec and above are supported as that is my interpretation of the
> standard, whereas in PC-ALE only 5 ch/sec is supported.
>
> AQC-ALE is far superior to NORMAL ALE, its 2G+ and is much more
> reliable and fast at establishing and maintaining an ALE linked state
> under severe channel conditions. It is only to be found in the most
> expensive Military ALE transceivers to date, its use is tactical
> rather than 24/7 networks and it offer many additional operational
> features.
>
> /s/ Steve, N2CKH
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>
> At 11:56 PM 8/3/2007, you wrote:
> >I think previous postings here indicated that AQC ALE is unlikely to
> >filter down to amateur transceivers. Does anyone know what the AQC
> >Enable feature within PC-ALE does ?
> >
> >Andy K3UK
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