[GreenKeys] Software suggestions solicited

[David Ross]

John & the gang -

  Some time ago I wrote a piece of software which does something similar
to what you want.  It runs on a GRiD PC and allows the GRiD to talk to
the teletype circuits in a TSC-15 radio shelter.  It will run Baudot at
60 & 66 & 75 & 100 WPM, plus several ASCII speeds as well.

  It will run in a DOS window or on a plain old DOS machine.  It does
fine under windoze 95 and 2000, but I've never tried it under XP.  It
talks directly to the COM1: serial port, but can be changed around to
talk to COM2: or COM3: or COM4: pretty easily.
  It's written in 8086 assembly language and comes with source code. 
(My callsign shows up inside it, as well as a brag tape for the TSC-15,
so you may want to edit that stuff out and reassemble.  Software tools
to do that are obsolete and therefore free, available for download at
several places on the web -  email me for details.)

  You can download ttysim.exe at:
http://www.hypertools.com/ttysim.zip

all the best
Dave Ross    N7EPI    ross@hypertools.com
  


John Burch wrote:
> 
> I'd like to solicit your suggestions for some software
> for an "IBM-compatible" desktop computer that will
> allow it's use for RTTY operation.  Here is the situation:
> 
> The current RTTY setup consists of a "conventional"
> TU - such as an ST-6 or ST-6000 or DT-600, and a
> HAL communications terminal - such as a DS 3100.
> 
> What is out there in the way of software that will allow
> the desktop computer to both "transmit and receive" with
> the above equipment?
> 
> Please limit your suggestions to solutions that don't
> require the addition of a sound card (RITTY, MMTTY, etc).
>