WINMOR

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WINMOR ( English. WinLink mail over radio , WinLink mail over radio ' ) describes a digital operating mode in the amateur radio service .

purpose

It was developed for use with WinLink on shortwave and enables the transmission of data, e.g. B. E-mails over shortwave in amateur radio. WINMOR offers an alternative to PACTOR transmission in the shortwave range of the WinLink system. The protocol was presented at the ARRL / TAPR Digital Communications Conference (DCC) in 2008 . In 2015, the future successor ARDOP was presented there.

Unlike PACTOR winmor works without expensive hardware TNC , it rich the sound card of a computer and an SSB - transceiver for modulating and demodulating. However, with WINMOR at a bandwidth of 1600 Hz, only a data transfer rate of up to 1300 bit / s can be achieved; PACTOR-IV, on the other hand, can achieve a data transmission rate of up to 5,512 bit / s with a bandwidth of 2400 Hz without compression . In comparison, ISDN has a data transfer rate of 64,000 bit / s (64 kbit / s).

WINMOR can work with 500 or 1600 Hz bandwidth . It is fully disclosed and can be used with no license fees. A platform-independent and open source implementation of the WINMOR protocol with the designation openMOR is under development under LGPL license .

modulation

With WINMOR modulation, different variants are used , from fourfold frequency shift keying through simple quadrature phase shift keying to sixteen times quadrature amplitude modulation .

Modulation
method
Bandwidth
(Hz)
Carriers
Max. Gross data throughput
(B / min)
4 FSK 200 Hz 1 250
QPSK 200 Hz 1 480
16 QAM 200 Hz 1 680
4FSK 500 Hz 3 700
QPSK 500 Hz 3 1300
16QAM 500 Hz 3 2300
4FSK 2000 Hz 15th 2500
QPSK 2000 Hz 15th 5500
16QAM 2000 Hz 15th 10,000

Host software

program operating system License
BPQ32 / LinBPQ Windows 95 and higher, Linux Freeware
AirMail (with BPQ32) Windows 95 and higher Freeware
WinLink Express Windows XP and higher, Linux (with Wine ) Freeware
Patient Windows, Linux, Mac OS X Freeware

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ARDOP News. In: winlink.org. Retrieved February 2, 2017 .
  2. OpenMOR - WinLINK / WINMOR cross-platform implementation. Sourceforge.net; Retrieved May 31, 2012.
  3. WINLINK 2000 - E-Mail and position reports via shortwave . (PDF; 274 kB) Retrieved October 11, 2012.