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Getting Started Pages -- Excellent!
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This page contains links to documents
you can use for handy reference, to software programs and
components with which to assemble your station, and to other tools we've found useful and collected here for
your convenience.
CCAR SOP 6 - Radio Email Operating Procedures
A standard CCAR digital operator reference. Describes the stations and
frequencies in the Chester County Network, and describes standard operating
procedures for handling messages, proper addressing and formatting, sending
and receiving position reports, adjusting account parameters, and obtaining
bulletins and weather products from the PMBO catalog.
By: W3QA
Date: June 15, 2005
Distribution: Internal
Formats: .doc (56 k) .pdf
Paclink AGW Overview
Read this. Essential background on Paclink and how it works with it's
companion software.
By: KN6KB, Rick Muething
Date: June 15, 2005
Distribution: Web
Formats: .doc (40 k)
Paclink AGW Install Directions
Read this. Step-by-step instructions. Most who goof it up, don't read this.
By: KN6KB, Rick Muething
Date: June 15, 2005
Distribution: Web
Formats: .doc (40 k)
Here is the user software we know and support in CCAR. It's all available for
free except Packet Engine Pro. The free alternative is AGWPE,
but we do not recommend it. If you enjoy fixing broken Windows, and poor
usability, then it might be for you.
Airmail 3.0.22
Full installation. Latest Version
By: KE6RK, Jim Corenman
Date: March 17, 1997
Distribution: Web
Formats: .exe (~3.5 MB)
ICEPAC
From NTIA/ITS, this is the ICEPAC propagation prediction engine that
Airmail uses for it's propagation window. You don't need this unless you are
operating on HF.
By: NTIA/ITS
Date: March 17, 1997
Distribution: Web
Formats: .exe (~5 MB)
Paclink AGW
A flexible, easily configured personal mini radio E-mail Server that interfaces with most popular E-mail client programs such as Microsoft Outlook or Outlook Express.
In addition to a Telnet output, Paclink AGW uses the AGW Packet Engine Pro
(see below) to support a large number of TNCs and sharing TNCs across applications.
Paclink AGW also uses Paclink Post Office to provide POP/SMTP server services
and multi-level tactical email address support (so download Paclink Post
Office, too). Paclink requires the new Microsoft .NET framework. It may be downloaded
here. Paclink must be loaded on Windows 2000 professional or the XP series in order to work properly with Microsoft's .Net Framework 1.1.
We do not recommend Paclink on computers with Windows older than Windows 2000.
By: KN6KB, Rick Muething
Date: March 17, 1997
Distribution: Web
Formats: .exe (~5 MB)
Paclink Post Office
Paclink AGW and Paclink Post Office are two separate install programs. Unpack each in its own separate directory before installing. If you are currently using Paclink AGW with Paclink Post Office, please UNINSTALL them before updating to the current versions. You will not lose your current configuration.
By: KN6KB, Rick Muething
Date: March 17, 1997
Distribution: Web
Formats: .exe (~5 MB)
Packet Engine Pro
Packet Engine Pro is the engine that controls your TNC or soundcard. It
supports most common TNCs and allows multiple applications to use your radio
and TNC concurrently.
By: SV2AGW
Date: March 17, 1997
Distribution: Web
Formats: .zip (~5 MB)
Nothing here yet. Suggestions?
HTML web page (HyperText Markup Language)
.ps PostScript
.doc Microsoft Word
.exe Self-extracting zip archive file
.rtf Rich Text
.zip archive file for Windows
.pdf Adobe Acrobat or Adobe Acrobat Reader
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