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This is a list of modes as reported on the DigiFaq 5.3, along with a few that weren't known almost 20 years ago. The systems are, by no means, a complete list of every system used on HF. There are undoubtedly systems that simply haven't been discovered or identified yet.
Each article contains a description of the signal from the original document, a comment on when traffic was last noted using this mode (from log searches on the UDXF Yahoo group, as well as the Numbers and Oddities website), and, if known, decoders (software that is known to decode the mode), an audio sample and/or waveform of the signal and lastly, links to external sources of data such as the go2monitor and Wavecom online help, the Rivet wiki along with other relevant links.
For those that still have the Universal / Info-Tech / DES terminal units, we have a link in the HF Appendix to a PDF file that lists what modes they copy and other operational characteristics. Please refer to that to see if the mode you are interested in is copied by one of these units.
Note that the notation 'Hoka 300-32(P)' refers to both the 300-32 standalone package as well as the one that allows control via the popular (P)erseus SDR.
Information for many of these modes comes from the original Digital FAQ and the Signal Identification Guide wiki.
For links to the software, please see the Utility Monitoring Website software page, the link for which is in the HF Appendix.
- HF Mode Categories
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- Return to A Few Words on Receivers
- Return to Making the Connection to the PC
- Return to Decoders
- Go to Testing Your New Setup
- Go to the HF Appendix