Debian Hamradio Morse packages

Aldo is a morse code learning tool which provides four type of training methods: blocks, koch, file, callsign. Blocks: Identify blocks of random characters played in morse code. Koch: Two morse characters will be played at full speed (20wpm) until you'll be able to identify at least 90 percent of them. After that, one more character will be added, and so on. File: Identify played characters generated from a file. Callsign: Identify random callsigns played in morse code.

• Debian Hamradio Maintainers
• Francois Marier

• 0.7.7-1 (jessie)
• 0.7.8-2 (sid)
• 0.7.8-2 (trixie)
• 0.7.8-2 (bookworm)
• 0.7.8-2 (bullseye)
• 0.7.7-1 (buster)
• 0.7.7-1 (stretch)

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linguistics

interface

text-mode

role

program

scope

utility

use

learning

works-with

audio

• 11 regular users
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The unixcw project provides support for learning to use Morse code.

This package provides an interactive Morse code tutor with a full-screen text-based (ncurses) user interface. It offers menu selection of sending modes, and keyboard control of character sounding options such as the sending speed and pitch.

• Debian Hamradio Maintainers
• tony mancill

• 3.5.1-4 (bullseye)
• 3.5.1-3 (buster)
• 3.3.1-2 (jessie)
• 3.5.0-1 (stretch)
• 3.6.1-2 (sid)
• 3.6.1-2 (trixie)
• 3.6.0-5 (bookworm)

game

toys

hardware

hamradio

interface

text-mode

role

program

scope

utility

uitoolkit

ncurses

use

converting, gameplaying

works-with

audio, text

• 10 regular users
• 4 recent
• 140 total installations (of 253241 submissions)

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ebook2cw is a command line program which converts a plain text (ISO 8859-1 or UTF-8) file (ebook) to Morse code MP3 or OGG audio files.

It automatically splits and numbers the output files by chapters.

For a detailed description, please refer to the man-page or the project website.

• Debian Hamradio Maintainers
• tony mancill

• 0.8.2-1 (jessie)
• 0.8.2-2 (stretch)
• 0.8.2-2 (buster)
• 0.8.3-2 (bullseye)
• 0.8.4-1 (bookworm)
• 0.8.5-1 (trixie)
• 0.8.5-1 (sid)

interface

commandline

role

program

scope

utility

use

converting

works-with

audio, file, text

works-with-format

mp3, oggvorbis

• 13 regular users
• 6 recent
• 120 total installations (of 253241 submissions)

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It can generate random tests or simulated QSOs resembling those used in the ARRL test (a QSO generator is included). There are a plethora of options to vary the training method. In one of the simpler modes, this program will take text from standard input and render it as Morse-code beeps.

• Debian Hamradio Maintainers
• tony mancill

• 2.4-2 (jessie)
• 2.5-1 (stretch)
• 2.5-1 (buster)
• 2.5-1 (bullseye)
• 2.5-2 (bookworm)
• 2.6-2 (trixie)
• 2.6-2 (sid)

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program

• 22 regular users
• 6 recent
• 208 total installations (of 253241 submissions)

• Maintainer page
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qrq is an open source morse telegraphy trainer for Linux and Unix operating systems, similar to the classic DOS version of Rufz by DL4MM.

It is not intended for learning telegraphy, but to improve the ability to copy callsigns at high speeds, as needed for example for Contesting.

• Debian Hamradio Maintainers
• Christoph Berg

• 0.3.1-3 (buster)
• 0.3.1-1 (jessie)
• 0.3.5-2 (sid)
• 0.3.5-2 (trixie)
• 0.3.5-1 (bookworm)
• 0.3.3-3 (bullseye)
• 0.3.1-2 (stretch)

hardware

hamradio

role

program

uitoolkit

ncurses

use

learning

• 12 regular users
• 8 recent
• 142 total installations (of 253241 submissions)

• Maintainer page
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X/GTK+ application for decoding Morse code signals into text. xdemorse detects the "dihs" and "dahs" that make a Morse code character via the computer's sound card, which can be connected to a radio receiver tuned to a CW Morse code transmission or to a tone generator.

The input signal is processed by a Goertzel tone detector algorithm which produces "mark" or "space" (signal/no signal) outputs and the resulting stream of Morse code "elements" is decoded into an ASCII character for printing to the Text viewer.

xdemorse has a certain level of tolerance towards operator errors (bad "fist") regarding deviation from the standard duration of the various elements that make up the Morse code. There is a "Waterfall" (audio spectrum) display derived from an integer-arithmetic FFT of the receiver's audio output.

This program has built-in CAT capability but only for the Yaesu FT847 or FT857 and Elecraft K2 or K3.

• Phil Wyett

• 3.6.7-3 (sid)
• 2.9-4 (stretch)
• 2.7-1 (jessie)
• 3.6.1-1 (buster)
• 3.6.2-2 (bullseye)
• 3.6.5-2 (bookworm)
• 3.6.7-3 (trixie)

hardware

hamradio

role

program

uitoolkit

gtk

• 16 regular users
• 7 recent
• 140 total installations (of 253241 submissions)

• Maintainer page
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• Home page