PS HAM-WARE / AKIHABARA-GIKEN
Radio software I built
because I wanted to use it.
I built these applications to fill gaps I encountered in my own radio operation. Having made them, I decided to share them. I hope one of them turns out to be just what someone else was looking for.
Please check operation in your own setup and use the software at your own risk.
Software
Open a panel for features, instructions and download information.
RTTY transceiver & QSO logPSRTTY
RTTY reception and transmission,
in one window.
Adjust tuning while watching the spectrum and cross scope. Alongside transmit macros and QSO logging, a separate control window lets you operate the radio frequency and other controls.
Visit the PSRTTY website
QSO logging & contestsPSLogFor amateur radio,
and license-free radio.
A tab-based logging application with standard QSO entry, contest features and QSL checks. The original QSO records are saved as pipe-separated TXT files. It supports HAMLOG and ADIF export as well as POTA and SOTA.
Visit the PSLog website
TBSK transceiver & QSO logPSTBSK-XTBSK signals and QSOs,
in one window.
Windows software using TBSKmodem. It brings together a spectrum and waterfall, received messages, a QSO sequence, free-text transmission and an ADIF log.
Visit the PSTBSK-X website
About
ABOUT PS HAM-WARE
PS Ham-ware
PS Ham-ware is where JH1HST publishes software developed for personal radio operation and related purposes, as part of AKIHABARA-GIKEN activities. Many applications use something in a PS (Pipe Separate) format, hence the name PS series.
These applications are primarily made for personal use and are generally released as open-source software. Please use them at your own risk.
Even with many radios on hand, different people notice different things. Releases begin below v1.0 so that the software can be tested and improved in public.
ABOUT AKIHABARA-GIKEN
AKIHABARA-GIKEN (秋葉原技研)
AKIHABARA-GIKEN aims to innovate across amateur radio, technology and a wide range of projects. We explore new technology, think freely and put ideas into practice. We also consider how established technology can evolve and contribute to positive progress.
Tradition matters too. We believe it is important not to dismiss something new simply because it challenges tradition.
Our Japanese club station, JS1YJY, supports the independent operating activities of Akihabara Radio Club members. Its registered station location is Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo.
About AKIHABARA-GIKEN and club station JS1YJY →
For Akihabara Radio Club, visit X (@cqakiba).
CONTACT & FEEDBACK
Contact & feedback
Please check the software in your own setup and use it at your own risk. Operation reports, bug reports and suggestions are welcome. Details of your setup and steps to reproduce an issue are helpful.
Individual operation guarantees or responses to complaints alone cannot be promised.