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The DXP38 is designed for entry level HF data networks not
requiring the fast throughput of CLOVER 2000. Instead the
DXP38 provides a 4 times slower version of CLOVER called
CLOVER-II. Amatuer radio operators find the multi-mode
features attractive of the DXP38 including: CLOVER-II, RTTY,
AMTOR, and P-Mode.
Amateur radio digital contest operators put our modems to
the test.
This DSP modem simply copies better than any amateur product
around. The tuning indicator has the "crossed-X" display of
the RTTY-1, but the display works on all modes - RTTY, AMTOR,
P-Mode, and CLOVER-II. In addition, there is the very
popular zero-center frequency error tuning(delta-f) switch.
Tune close with the "crossed-X" display, switch to delta-f,
and zero-in with 5 hertz increments.
Rear panel radio connections are made simple with standard
phono connectors - AF IN, AF OUT, FSK OUT, PTT, and SEL-CAL.
Connect a serial I/O port and a 9-18VDC supply and you're on
the air.
The DSP4100/2K comes with multi-screen, menu-driven
software for Windows™ (95/98/NT 4.0) called DSPWin. Click
here to
see a screenshot of DSPWin, the Windows™ software. Upgrades are
available at no charge from our
Download page.
DOS software is available upon request.
Read a review on the DXP38 from the April, 2000 issue of QST, click
here. You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to view
this file.
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Data Sheets:
DXP38
PDF (99k)
Reviews:
DXP38 Product Review
(QST, April 2000) PDF
(167k)
Engineering Documents:
E2006 CLOVER-II Waveform
and Protocol PDF (555k) |
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