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Contents
Aircraft Communications Addressing and Reporting System (ACARS)
ACARS data is used to send messages to and from commercial airlines' aircraft.
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Operating Tips
- In general, all that is necessary to hook up a receiver and PC to receive ACARS is a good shielded connection from the speaker or earphone of the scanner to the soundcard. A discriminator tap is not required, since it is not involved in AM reception
- There's a brief sync tone sent before each transmission; if the software doesn't receive it, no decoding will occur. Most scanners' squelch cannot open up fast enough, so keep the squelch off
Related Pages
Decoding Solutions
With the exception of PC-ALE, packages listed on the ALE page can also copy ACARS
Hardware Decoders
Discontinued Decoders from Universal Radio
Software Decoders
- Airnav
- acarsd
- RadioRaft Site 1
- RadioRaft Site 2
- SkySpy
- SkySweeper
- Timewave ACARS
- NOTE: This package is no longer available; was previously known as AEA ACARS
- WACARS
- Winradio Digital Suite
- Winradio Advanced Digital Suite
Mailing Lists
- acarsd Yahoo group
- ACARS on QTH.Net
- ACARSlogs on QTH.Net