Frequencies | 3 MHz,800 MHz |
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Frequency Range | 3 MHz - 800 MHz |
Mode | USB |
Modulation | FSK |
ACF | -- |
Bandwidth | 730 Hz |
Location | Worldwide |
Short Description | PACKET, also known as FSK300, AX25, and X25, is a packet based protocol derived from AX.25 and HDLC computer network protocols. Packet radio is a synchronous system in which data is transmitted in ASCII character packets. |
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PACKET Free radmin 3.4 full version with crack. , also known as FSK300, AX25 or X25, is a packet based protocol derived from AX.25 and HDLC computer network protocols. Packet radio is a synchronous system in which data is transmitted in ASCII character packets.
There are a number of variants that exist. For , there is PACKET 300, and for , there are a number of variants, although the most common is PACKET 1200 and PACKET 9600.
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Early History[edit]
Teletype machines were first developed in the 1930’s. As soon as they became available on the surplus market, hams began to use them on the air.
It wasn’t difficult to get started. You just needed to add a simple modem which was called a “terminal unit.”
It was not a efficient way to send text. First you would turn on the transmitter and it would sit there transmitting a 100% duty cycle carrier. The frequency would shift by 170 in a certain pattern for each key pressed. There was no error detection so you would often see garbled messages.
It used a 5 bit code, commonly known as “baudot.” This allows only 32 different combinations, not enough for all letters and digits. Some of the codes were for control functions like carriage return, line feed, or bell. 26 of the codes were for letters. A “shift” control code was used to get digits or special characters instead of letters. If noise clobbered the shift or unshift code, you would see digits and special characters instead of letters or vice versa.
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In 1978 Canadian hams began experimenting with a much different method of sending data over the air.Rather than keeping the transmitter on and sending one character at a time, it was sent in a short package (or “packet”).
Each transmission contained:
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- Source address. (e.g. ham callsign)
- Destination address.
- Optional repeater addresses.
- Control / protocol bytes.
- Information part.
- Error checking (FCS, CRC).
With we had only a simple modem to convert between digital data and audio tones. When a key was pressed the corresponding code was sent immediately.
We now have some brains in between the terminal and modem to implement the protocol used over the air.This device is called a Terminal Node Controller (TNC).
The operator could take a while to compose a message but the complete message gets sent in a short burst.
This new approach offers many advantages.
- Rather than tying up a radio channel with one person typing a character at a time, a message could be sent in a short burst.
- Each packet contains information about where it came from and where it should be going.
- This allows many people to share one frequency.
- Error detection provided confidence that the data was not corrupted.
- The TNC would send acknowledgements when data was received correctly an perform retries when it doesn’t get thru the first time.
- Data was not limited to printable characters. You can send files such as JPEG images.
American ham radio operators had a disadvantage. The FCC did not allow the ASCII code to be used over ham radio until 1980. Special permission was required to perform the same type of experimentation as the Canadians.
The Vancouver Amateur Digital Communications Group made their design available as a bare printed circuit board. It was necessary to gather up all the other parts which discouraged most.
In 1983, Tucson Amateur Packet Radio (pronounced tapper) introduced their TNC-1 kit which made it a lot easier.
- All parts including modem and power supply.
- Documentation about 2 inches thick.
- $350 not including case.
They threw a lot of hardware at the problem. About 27 integrated circuits. This was later available as the Heathkit HD-4040.
The TNC-2 came along a couple years later. It was smaller and cheaper. MFJ and others produced products based on this design. For a while, everyone was churning out new TNC products.
Today, the 20th Century TNCs are pretty much extinct. You can now get better results and more features at lower cost by connecting your radio to the “soundcard” interface of a computer (e.g. Raspberry Pi) and using software, such as Dire Wolf, to decode the signals.
PACKET-300[edit]
PACKET-300 uses modulation with a 200Hz shift and a 300 symbol rate (seldom seen with 600 ). On amateur frequencies above 30 , higher speeds such as 1200 and 9600 are typically used. In the US, it is illegal for hams to use speeds above 300 on frequencies below 28 due to FCC regulations.
PACKET-1200[edit]
PACKET-1200 uses modulation with a 1000Hz shift and 1200 symbol rate. There are a number of variations that exist of PACKET-1200, including a -based satellite version. PACKET-1200 can be seen in the and bands with indirect Modulation. bandwidth is 12
PACKET-2400 and PACKET-4800[edit]
These are just some more variants of PACKET that operate on 2400Bd and 4800Bd.
PACKET-9600[edit]
PACKET-9600 uses with a 4800 and 9600 symbol rate. PACKET-9600 can be seen in the -SHF band. Bandwidth is 15
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PACKET 300[edit]
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PACKET 1200[edit]
PACKET 1200 | PACKET 1200 |
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Variants:
1200 Zero Crossing 600Hz/1200Hz | 1200 Zero Crossing 1200Hz/2400Hz | 1200 Satellite 600Hz/1200Hz | 1200 FX469 1200Hz/1800Hz |
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PACKET 2400 and PACKET 4800 Variants[edit]
PACKET 2400 FX469 1200Hz/2400Hz | PACKET 4800 FX469 2400Hz/4800Hz |
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PACKET 9600[edit]
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Decoding Software[edit]
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