The MRP to DXLab Gateway enables the
MRP40 and
MRP40-SDR applications to
convey decoded CW to the CW receive pane in
WinWarbler. The
Gateway is free, and contains no
advertising; commercial use is expressly forbidden.
To install the Bridge,
download its
zip
archive and place the executable it contains into your WinWarbler folder. This executable
won't run if you haven't installed WinWarbler.
The Gateway must be started
with "Run as Administrator", or it will be unable to connect with your MRP40
application; this requirement does not make it necessary to start WinWarbler
with "Run as Administrator".
You can start your MRP40 application,
WinWarbler, and the Gateway in any order. The Gateway maintains a small
window that displays the status of its connection to our MRP40
application
and WinWarbler; during normal operation, the Gateway's main window can be
minimized, as its primary purpose is to permit the Gateway to be terminated when
desired.
On the CW tab of WinWarbler's
Configuration window, check the display xmit/rcv characters
box near the upper-right corner. Then on its Main window, set WinWarbler's
Operating Mode panel to CW. Characters decoded by
MRP40
will appear in WinWarbler's CW Receive Pane, from which
information can be captured and
logged.
If you have questions or suggestions, please
send them via email to the DXLab
reflector.
Members of the
DXLab suite of free amateur radio
software:
-
Commander - controls
your Alinco, Elecraft, FlexRadio, Icom, Kenwood, TenTec, or Yaesu radio
from your PC, displays settings for frequency-dependent devices, and
provides a bandspread showing DX spots
-
DXKeeper -
records
and manages QSOs, synchronizes with
eQSL.cc and
LotW,
tracks progress towards DXing
objectives, and prints QSL
cards or labels, addresses envelopes or prints address labels
-
Pathfinder - locates
QSL information from more than 100 web-accessible sources
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WinWarbler -
conducts QSOs using PSK31 or PSK63 with simultaneous three-channel
decoding and display, or using RTTY with simultaneous two-channel
decoding and display, or using CW (generation only)
-
DXView - displays DXCC
info and country maps, controls antenna rotators, and plots DX spots,
beam headings, solar position, and the solar terminator on a world map
-
PropView - displays
minimum and maximum useable frequencies between specified locations and
monitors the IARU/NCDXF HF Beacon network
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SpotCollector -
collects and aggregates spots from multiple sources -- including packet,
Telnet, and IRC -- to create a local database that you can display,
sort, and filter in real time