[GreenKeys] AMTOR/SITOR/NAVTXT Protocol
Olaf DL8OBH
dl8obh at t-online.de
Mon Dec 8 14:03:32 EST 2014
Peter Martinez, G3PLX did the implementation for us, the Radio-Amateurs,
at the end of the 70s
And an eternal memory to Hendrik C. A. van Duuren for his life's work,
the development of fault-free digital radio communication and other
radio telex equipment, especially in the form of
Telex over Radio - "TOR" !!! Later described in the CCIR 476-5 and
ITU-R M.625 specification.
(PROCEEDINGS OF THE IEEE, VOL. 89, NO. 10, OCTOBER 2001: Fault-Free
Digital Radio Communication and Hendrik C. A. van Duuren)
Have Fun,
Olaf - DL8OBH / AF0A
Am 08.12.2014 19:30, schrieb Chris Elmquist:
> I found this too (you know, while I was supposed to be working ;-) ),
>
> http://www.w7ay.net/site/Applications/cocoaModem/UsersManual/sitorManual/#sitor
>
> SITOR-B is an implementation of CCIR 476-5 specifications, using
> the same 170 Hz shift as Amateur RTTY, but at 100 baud and using
> synchronous transmission (no start or stop bits). Character
> synchronization is from occasional sync patterns and from
> the structure of the character stream itself. FEC is achieved
> through the use of a 7-bit code, which implements essentially the
> same character set as 5 bit Baudot, allowing single error bits
> per character to be completely recoverable. In addition, each
> character is repeated once in an interleaved character stream,
> delayed from the original character by 35 bits. This repeated
> character gives another layer for error detection and correction.
>
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