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Recent RS-918SSB - USB CAT and AUDIO Mode; Provided functionalities

Recent RS-918SSB
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USB CAT and AUDIO Mode
The provided USB CAT functions (Computer Aided Tuning) in combination with the
integrated USB Audio Interface enable you to:
Use standard HAM software to control many aspects of the receiver (tuning,
modes, PTT). This is enabled by an emulated serial COM port using the well-
documented protocol of Yaseu FT-817 receivers.
Streaming of the mcHF audio to your PC by use of a virtual microphone interface
via USB. You can use this with any audio recording software or HAM software
accepting soundcard input.
Transmitting audio from the PC via USB to the mcHF. Use with any soundcard
compatible HAM software or audio tools.
Use the mcHF as SDR RF frontend for SDR software such as HDSDR, SDR# and
others accepting sound card in- and output. That means you not only can receive
IQ data but also transmit (e.g. with HDSDR). Bandwidth is limited by the A/D
conversion and sample rate in the mcHF (which is 48khz/16bits per sample).
All of this requires just a single USB cable which is plugged into the Mini-USB port of the
mcHF.
Provided functionalities
USB Audio In (RX, 48kHz sample rate, both channels have same signal), default
signal except in DIQ (Digital IQ) mode on mcHF
USB IQ In (RX, 48kHz sample rate, left channel is I, right is Q), DIQ (Digital IQ)
mode on mcHF required
USB Audio Out (TX, 48kHz sample rate, left channel is used), DIG (Digital Audio)
mode on mcHF required
USB IQ Out (TX, 48kHz sample rate, left channel is I, right is Q), DIQ (Digital IQ)
mode on mcHF required
CAT control via FT-817 protocol using the virtual COM port, baud rate setting is
ignored, any baud rate will work.
USB CW Key control via DTR of virtual COM Port (DTR == 0 -> no carrier, DTR ==
1 -> CW carrier, requires use of PTT via CAT), can be used in parallel to a
connected CW keyer

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