New
CWLab04 Download
Page : It Sends and Receives CW and CCW!
NEW: Changed January 2008: This page has the instructions for downloading CWLab04R1.zip and CWLab04R1.z01
plus the documentation for CWLab04
Figure below is that of the WN2A/AK2F Beacon being received.

Here it is and it's 
A new Windows Xp program for Receiving and Sending CW and CCW . This program is a major improvement over the previous versions. Many new features and several bug-fixes are included. Uses Labview DSP/soundcard capabilities. To install this program please follow these steps:
Suggest you print out and follow STEPS 1-5. Download Links are in the Table below.
1) Download
file "CWLab04.pdf" AND "CWLab04_Hardware.pdf. Read both using Adobe Acrobat Reader (or any pdf reader) and print.
NOTE: Installation Procedure is changed so to allow for smaller size files, and somewhat easier downloading.
2) Download files
"CWLab04R1.zip" and "CWLab04R1.z01" files into the some temporary folder on your HD (like C:\temp).
Total Size: approx 15M.
Use WinZip (10.0+) and click on "CWLab04R1.zip file" to extract files "SETUP.EXE" and
"DATA.001" .
Save these to same temporary folder, i.e. C:\temp.
(You can delete these (4) four files in the temporary folder later, after program installation)
3) Double-click on "SETUP.EXE". This will install program and support files into folder C:\CWLab04, by
default. Continue installation until "CWLab04R Installation was successful". Click again to install Labview
Runtime Engine 6.0. This will install itself, then click "Finish". The
installation program creates its own
Shortcut on the Start Menu . Click this to Shortcut (CWLab04r) to start program.
4) The SETUP window allows you to choose OPERATE or DEMO. Clicking "OPERATE" will run the program from the soundcard inputs , the "DEMO" gets its input from Wav files. TX operation is available on the "OP" mode. You can also elect to run only receive (RX) by unclicking the "TX Window".
5)
Now go ahead and delete the (4) files from step 2.
Sorry the installation procedure
is so awkward..... (Future Linux version will hopefully be much better!)
Please E-mail
me (link at bottom) any comments/questions.
Download Table:
| File/Description | Name | File Links |
Notes: |
| Zipped Installation File | CWLab04R1.zip CWLab04R1.z01 |
CWLab04R1.zip CWLab04R1.z01 |
See STEPS 2-5 above. |
| Interim Instructions | CWLab04.pdf | CWLab04.pdf | |
| Interim Hardware Info | CWLab04 Hardware.pdf | CWLab04_Hardware.pdf |
| File/Description: | Name: |
File Links |
Notes: |
| Installation Files | SETUP.EXE DATA.001 DATA.002 DATA.003 DATA.004 DATA.005 DATA.006 DATA.007 DATA.008 DATA.009 DATA.010 DATA.011 DATA.012 |
SETUP.EXE DATA.001 DATA.002 DATA.003 DATA.004 DATA.005 DATA.006 DATA.007 DATA.008 DATA.009 DATA.010 DATA.011 DATA.012 |
Just Download all 13 Files to C:\tmp, then See STEPS 3-5 above.
No Unzipping.
|
Some Notes:
1) A preliminary
soundcard interface
circuit is in CWLab04_Hardware.pdf. A direct
connection to your receiver audio output to the soundcard input
is all that is necessary OR the soundcard output can be
converted to a "hard-key"line or can be ported to
microphone input.
2) Bug-Reports-gratefully accepted. Suggestions as well. More for
CW and CCW to follow!
While there
are no programs
(that I have seen) that can outdo the seasoned CW operator, this
is meant to be an adjunct to your CW operating, not to replace
it. Just get on the air and enjoy CW QSO's with it! The CCW mode
is quite effective. With a noisy signal, (one that is an effort to
copy over a period of time), the CCW mode is impressive . The Transmitting station only needs to send at 12 WPM accurately.

Revised Jan 2008