I typically don't load up Ham Radio Deluxe, I go directly to DM780, so while 
there is a lot of extra functionality there if you need it, you certainly don't 
have to ever see that.  I really, really like DM780's "superbrowser" mode that 
displays and decodes all accessible PSK signals in the passband.  Great for 
watching a bunch of QSOs in progress, then decide which one to go for as the 
QSO winds up.  CQs are also real easy to spot that way.  

While I have used it for RTTY and a couple of other modes, typically it's set 
for PSK31 and stays that way for many sessions.  So as a user, it feels like a 
simple PSK31 program, and for you, it could feel like a simple Olivia program.

   Jim - K6JM

PS Sometimes more function can pay off.  One of my upcoming projects is to set 
up HRD for remote controlling my HF radio over the internet so I can use it 
from the hotel room.  But for homestyle, day to day hamming, I am sympathetic 
with Johnne W1YB's interest in simplicity.  I think DM780 without HRD fulfills 
that.

----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Ed G 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2010 2:42 PM
  Subject: RE: [digitalradio] Individual software programs for various digital 
modes????

    Jon,

    Do you REALLY consider Ham Radio Deluxe/DM780 to be  "small, individual 
digital mode software programs" ???   Because that is what Johnne is looking 
for.   I consider HRD/DM780 to be software suites with a zillion bells and 
whistles,  which is exactly what Johnne is NOT looking for.

    Ed   K7AAT

  From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On 
Behalf Of Jon Maguire
  Sent: Tuesday, June 15, 2010 2:29 PM
  To: [email protected]
  Subject: Re: [digitalradio] Individual software programs for various digital 
modes????

   Johnne Lee,

  2 that come to mind are Ham Radio Deluxe/DM780 and fldigi. Google/Bing them 
and you won't be dissapointed. Both are outstanding and contain a plethora of 
modes.

  73... Jon W1MNK

  On 6/15/2010 4:40 PM, JLA wrote: 

      

    Hi All,

    I've been lurking a while and I've not found a clear (to me anyway) 
discussion of small, individual digital mode software programs, e.g., one 
program for RTTY; one program for Olivia, etc, etc...

    I have a 7200 and I am not at all interested in computer control of my rig. 
Neither am I interested in a "software suite" with a zillion bells and whistles 
that I will never, ever use. I am neither a contester nor DX-er. I doubt very, 
very seriously if I will ever work any digital modes other than Olivia and 
RTTY. 

    My only current "digital" software program is MRP40 which is FB for QRQ CW 
especially in bad/weak signal conditions. It is worth every penny to me as I 
can not copy CW at the faster rates (25+ wpm.)

    Any guidance/advice anyone has will be greatly appreciated.

    73 de W1YB

    Johnne Lee

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