go2signals go2MONITOR
With go2MONITOR you have a software tool that covers the entire workflow in the area of radio signal monitoring and COMINT. The software is modular, configurable and scalable, and can be customized to meet your exact needs.
Manual processing of intercepted communications is too expensive, too slow, insecure and incomplete. In this situation, an automated, flexible and extensible approach must be used with reasonable effort and at an affordable cost.
Key Facts
- VLF, LF, HF, VHF and SHF all in one package
- Automatic multi-channel signal processing of data and voice signals
- Signal classification with modem detection
- Speech-to-text transcription and, if required, translation into English with Whisper AI
- COTS hardware (computers, receivers)
- Multiple coherent broadband inputs, up to 200MHz
- Panorama overview (depends on receiver)
- Large and expandable decoder library
- Stay up-to-date with two updates per year
- Windows or LINUX
Technical Data
Comments:
- Using the classifier (Recognition & Decoding) , the software is able to detect and process signals with a signal length of at least 1 ms.
- One decoder = one line (to shorten the list). For the full list, download the actual decoder list
- Slow multi tone modems are recommended to operate with fixed nominal frequency
- Decoder source code is only part of go2DECODE delivery (as go2MONITOR has no pyDDL editor/compiler)
- The receiver list can be extended at the request of the customer or by the-user/integrator (receiver plug-in tool).
- It is possible to connect multiple wide band and narrow band receivers to the software.
- Yellow = New or changed
Features
| Feature, V25.1 | |
|---|---|
| GUI | Customize GUI and software workflow: GUI layouts and configuration depending on the use case Availble windows: - Modem list - Frequencies/Blocked frequencies - Channel(s) - Emissions (Classifier) - Scheduler - Ressources - ResultViewer - Scripting - WB Inputs - Task overview - Task channel watch - Missions Supports multiple monitors Simple and intuitive to operate Full drag-and-drop support Language: English or German |
| Computer | CPU: Intel i5 or higher (not older than 2022), min. 2.6 GHz clock rate per core. 2 cores and 3 GB RAM. - 1 additional CPU core and 2 GB RAM for each demodulation and decoding channel - 1.2 GB additional RAM per 1 MHz max. WB input BW - 1 additional CPU core per 10 MHz WB input BW HDD/SSD: min. 100 GB or more, depending on total time of signal recording Screen Resolution: Full HD, multiple monitors recommended Network: depending on digital IF input BW Soundcard for audio output or for input (DANA) |
| OS | Windows 10/11 de/en, 64 bit with Media Feature Pack Red Hat Enterprise Linux RHEL 8 (8.8 or higher, 8.8 recommended), 64 bit Red Hat Enterprise Linux RHEL 9 (9.2 or higher, 9.2 recommended), 64 bit Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (22.04.2 or higher, 22.04.2 recommended), 64 bit |
| License | USB-Dongle (CodeMeter) Optional: - License sharing with license server - License tied to computer hardware Licensed AMBE+2 TM voice coding technology |
| ISO 9001:2015 | Company is certified |
| Trainings | We recommend 2-4 days depending on experience |
| Receiver Control | List if supported receivers, see below Generic receiver control (frequency, BW, att, gain, agc etc.) Step and scan mode Panorama display (if availble from receiver) Parallel use of receivers from different vendors possible Hand-off receiver input as additional option: NRC-4/8 |
| Wideband Input Classification & Recording |
Recommended min. input bw 50 kHz Data Acquisition: -Digital IF (complex I/Q) via stream, PXGF, VITA 49 - Digital IF/AF recordings + real / complex WAV 8, 16, 32 Bit + TCI cap, Medav DAT, Custom RAW, Midas BLUE signal file format - 2 WB inputs in parallel (more on request) Input bw: - Depending on receiver and hardware resources, limited at 200MHz WB classifier bw: - Coherent 1 kHz up to 5 MHz (1 MHz HF) - Up to 10/20 MHz (2.5 MHz HF) with option WCL-10/20 Waterfall and spectrum with information like station names and classifier results Classification of modulation and modem types Classification modes: - Manually triggered - Interval snapshots (at 10, 20, ... sec) - Continuous classification with option AMT - Sequential snapshot classification in product configuration: go2MONITOR low SWaP Recording: - Coherent 5 MHz (1 MHz HF) - Up to 10/20 MHz with option WBR-10/20 |
| Multi Channel Processing | 1, 2, 4 or 8 channels, other channel configurations on request Data Acquisition: - Internal DDC I/Q stream from WB input - Digital IF (complex I/Q, VITA49) via stream - Digital IF/AF recordings + real / complex WAV 8, 16, 32 Bit + TCI cap, Medav DAT, Custom RAW, Midas BLUE signal file format + Hand-off receiver input with option NRC-4/8 Input bw: 2 kHz - 4 MHz Additional functions: - Live audio listening (analogue and digital voice) - Digital IF I/Q recording - Demodulated bit recording - Live signal analysis, Emmision structure (Bit) display, I/Q (Constellation) display - References to stations in the frequency list Channel operation modes: - Classification only - Decoding only - Modem recognition & decoding - Classification, modem recognition & decoding (Full automatic) - Analogue audio only in product go2MONITOR low SWaP Results display in GUI and data (IQ, Meta, Text,, Audio, Bin) storagein the database |
| Decoders | Extensive list of standard HF and VHF/UHF decoders is included (mostly with source code that requires go2DECODE for editing) Option PMR/SAT & MIL decoders: -MIL: End-User-Certificate required outside Germany -PMR: End-User-Certificate required outside EU |
| Demodulation & Decoding | Universal demodulators for data and voice: - AGC, AFC and automatic baud rate synchronization - Blind or modem specific equalization - Pre-parameterized settings that relate to the selected decoder Special decoder functions: - Multiple data output (text, audio/voice, files, raw, ...) - Automatic modem recognition with configurable decoder list - No loss of data during analyzing, recognition and protocol changes (IQ-data buffering) - Decryption functions (automatic key detection or manual key input) - Parametrizable decoders (alphabets, encryption keys, framing parameters, etc.) - Extendable with user-defined decoders (using pyDDL, requires go2DECODE-P or Modem Lab) - Content metadata post processing (customizable) Output: - Decoder result window (configurable with XSLT) - Continuous storage of all results in the database - Metadata and content (text, audio, graphic, binaries) - Post-processing results: sender ID, recipient ID, position, etc. - Alertingdue to post-processing results - Various export functions |
| Standard Automation | Mission and task planning for multi-channel processing Triggers based on WB signal detection: - Signal energy - Modulation type - Modem type Filter: - Signal parameters -Frequencies (band, fixed frequency, channels) - Blocked frequencies (band, fixed frequency, job-specific and system wide) - System location - Time Tasks: - WB signal search with live processing - Additional task types with option AMT - Increased processing capacity and speed with option WMPC-16/32 Alarm on signal detection in the WB input Bulk File Processing - Monitor a list of directories for new recordings and process them automatically Speech-To-Text (STT) interface to Whisper (OpenAI) for transcription and translation - Transcription of audio into text for different languages - Translate to English - Various AI language models available - Quality and functionality is defined by the Whisper software </Mark) |
| ResultViewer | Display, filter, edit and export from result database Display of: - Decoder output - Demodulated audio files (CW, TETRA, etc.) - Text output (ALE, HFDL, etc.) - Binary and graphical files - Recognized modems (protocols) - WB/NB classification results - Recorded WB/NB IF-signals - Result metadata like time, frequency, modulation, etc. - Display in table or graphic view (time vs. frequency) - Display Speech-to-Text results and translations Functions: - Advanced filter - Filter data using GUI, SQL or scripting - Sorting and grouping function - Free positioning of windows (floating/docked) - Listen to audio, even from IF recordings - Select, extract (DDC), store signals from WB recordings - Python scripting based data structuring (user-defined) - Mark cells in table using user-defined rules - Manual correction of results (with bulk editing mode) - Multi Track Audio Playback Tool Map display: - Display decoded signal position if position is transmitted (e.g. HFDL) - Display line of bearing if direction finding is availble - Display position if location system is availble - Maps sources: - Local data (in go2MONITOR included maps) - Maps from local ESRI/ArcGIS servers - Maps from global map servers over https (OpenStreetMap and ArcGIS servers) |
| DANA | Audio Input, for webradio, legacy analog receivers etc. |
| Integration | API for application control and streaming (full back-end integration possible) Receiver control and integration framework (RCM) VITA 49 and ExtIO interface for receivers Documented, generic PROCITEC/PLATH IF streaming interface Various customization options based on Python scripting for DF, content postprocessing, antenna control, data export, etc. Introduction workshop |
| Options | PMR Decoder MIL Decoder WCL-10/20 (WB Input & Classification) WBR-10/20 (WB Recording) AMT (Automatic Monitoring and Tasking) WMPC-16/32 (Additonal Data Production Channels) NRC-4/8 (Narrowband/Handoff Receiver Control) HOPD (Hopper Detection) AUDIO-32 (additional 32 Audio Channels ) Remote Control API RCM Framework (for receiver integration) |
go2MONITOR Options
| Option, V25.1 | Remarks |
|---|---|
| PMR Decoders | Additional set of PMR/SAT decoders (see separete table) - May require export license before delivery |
| MIL Decoders | Additional set of military demodulators and decoders (see separete table) - May require export license before delivery |
| WCL-10 WCL-20 |
Extended wideband classification - WCL-10: Coherent VHF/UHF 10 MHz, HF 1 MHz - WCL-20: Coherent VHF/UHF 20 MHz, HF 2.5 MHz - Recommended additional computing resources: - WCL-10: 2-4 CPU cores - WCL-20: 4-8 CPU cores - Continuous emission tracking mode (with option AMT) |
| WBR-10 WBR- 20 |
Extended wideband recording - WBR-10: Loosless recording 10 MHz - WBR-20: Loosless recording 20 MHz - Recording in standard WAV files - Simultaneous storage of spectrum data for fast preview - Replay and signal extraction - Recording scheduler and loop recording (with option ATM) - Recommended additional computing resources: - CPU: 1-2 CPU cores - HDD/SSD speed for WBR-10: 500 Mbit/s and WBR-20: 1 Gbit/s sustained write speed |
| AMT | Enhanced Automatic Monitoring and Tasking - Full automatic mission/task based monitoring (detection, classification, decoding, recording) - Additional features: - Continuous classification mode - Task type: Wideband signal search with automatic narrowband channel processing -Task type: Continuous fixed-frequency monitoring - Task type: Wideband recording (time based or emission triggered) - Increase processing capacity and speed with option: WMPC-16/32 |
| WMPC-16 WMPC-32 |
Wideband Multi Production Channels - Extend the number of internal software channels (DDC, classification, demodulation ,recording) typical in steps of 16, 32 ore more - Increases the channel speed for digital demodulation and decoding 4 times faster (average) - If in combination with WCL-10/20, recommended additional computing resources: - WCL-10: 1-2 CPU cores and 4 GB RAM - WCL-20: 2-4 CPU cores and 8 GB RAM - May require export license before delivery |
| NRC-4 NRC-8 |
Narrowband Receiver Control (Hand-Off Narrowband Receiver) - Process signals parallel and independent from wideband input (wideband receiver) - Narrowband receivers offer a better sensitivity compared to wideband receivers - Narrowband receivers consume less resources, as no DDC is required - Monitor signals in different frequency ranges - Handoff signal production triggered by wideband scan receiver result as additional option combined with: AMT - NRC-4: up to 4 handoff receivers for go2MONITOR 1/2/4 - NRC-8: up to 8 handoff receivers for go2MONITOR 8 |
| HOPD-20 | Hopper Detection Unit - Recognition and recording of hopper signals in combination with AMT, WCL-20 and WBR-20 - Minimum signal duration: 2 seconds, at least 100 hops - Minimum signal bandwidth: 250 kHz - Hop rate: 5 to 50 hops/s for HF or 100 to 1.000 hops/s for V/UHF - Minimum hop bandwidth: 1 kHz - Recommended additional computing resources: 4-8 CPU cores and 24 GB RAM - May require export license before delivery - Possibility to operate several HOPD units in parallel to detect hoppers in larger ranges |
| AUDIO-32 | 32 Analog Audio Channels Additional 32 exclusive DDC channels for: - Classification - Demodulation of analog audio (LSB, USB, AM, FM or WFM with squelch function) - Recording - Saving results in the database The additional audio channels are used for manual monitoring of audio signals. The decoder channels included in the basic license are retained in full. |
| Remote Control API | C++ library and API interface for system integration |
| RCM Framework | C++ framework for receiver integration |
go2MONITOR 1/2/4/8 vs. low-SWaP
| FEATURE, V25.1 | go2M 1/2/4/8 |
go2M low-SWAP |
|---|---|---|
| Instantaneous snapshot and continuous wideband classification (with option AMT) | + | - |
| Sequential snapshot wideband classification | - | + |
| Wideband I/Q input Bandwidth. (Depending on receiver and hardware resources) | + | + |
| Wideband recording function | + | - |
| Rule based fixed frequency to channel allocation | + | + |
| Optional AMT (Automatic Monitoring and Tasking) | + | - |
| Channel with fully automatic modem recognition, demodulation and decoding | + | - |
| Channel limited to demodulation of analog OR digital signals. Channel configuration predefined by license | - | + |
| Channel with signal buffer (decoding of the first bit) | + | - |
| All channels include recording function | + | + |
| Automatic alerting and notification (crosscue) to 3rd-party systems (eg. ISR/CEMA) | + | + |
| Additional PMR and MIL decoder packages available | + | + |
| Option WMPC (Multichannel production) | + | - |
| API for Integration | + | - |
| Receiver, classification, demodulation, decryption and decoding support | + | + |
Classified Modulations
| Modulation, V25.1 | HF | VHF, UHF | Eb/No detection rate > 90% false alarms < 1% |
|
|---|---|---|---|---|
| min. signal lenth | 100 symbols | 100 symbols | ||
| max. signal bandwidth | 50kHz | 50 - 80 % of input bandwidth | ||
| Signal energy detection, min. SNR | 6dB | 6dB | ||
| min. signal length | 100 ms | 100 ms | ||
| Measurement conditions | 4 sec | 4 sec | ||
| Analog modulation types (no SELCALS) | USB J3E LSB J3E AM A3E DSB-SC (optional) |
USB J3E LSB J3E AM A3E DSB-SC NFM F3E (f> 25MHz) WFM (BW 50-300kHz, 65-108MHz) |
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| ASK 2/4 | Signal frequency > 300MHz | 100Bd - 50kBd | 14 -18dB | |
| FM-PSK | PSK is searched in a 300 - 3400Hz AF range | 100 - 2400Bd | ||
| FSK2 | m = 1 - 10 | 25 - 4800Bd | 1.2 - 25kBd | 11 - 15dB |
| FSK2 | m = 0.75 - 1.5 | 25 - 75kBd | > 25dB | |
| FSK4 | shift>SR | 25 - 4800Bd | 1.2 - 25kBd | 14 - 16dB |
| GMSK | m = 0.5 | 300 - 4800Bd | 1.2 - 125kBd | 14 - 16dB |
| MC FSK2 | m >= 1 2 - 64 CH |
40 - 250Bd 120 - 1000Hz CH spacing (min. 2xshift) |
40 - 250Bd 120 - 1000Hz CH spacing (min. 2xshift) |
17dB |
| MC PSK2, 4 A/B MC DPSK2, 4 A/B |
< 10kHz signal bw 2 - 64 CH |
31.25 - 250Bd 50 - 300Hz channel spacing |
31.25 - 250Bd 50 - 300Hz channel spacing |
13 - 15dB |
| MORSE | 30 - 250CPM | 30 - 250CPM | ||
| MSK | m = 0.5 | 100 - 4800Bd | 1.2 - 125kBd | 14 - 16dB |
| Multitone FSKn | 5 - 64 tones (shift >sr) |
3 - 200 ms (5 - 330Bd) |
3 - 200 ms (5 - 330Bd) |
14 - 16dB |
| OFDM | Bandwidth < 50kHz: - 25 - 512Bd - Tg/Tu 0.125 -1 - max. 250Hz channel spacing - min 25Bd (tested with PSK8 modulation) |
Bandwidth < 50kHz: - same as HF Bandwidth 50kHz - 12.5MHz: - 128-32768 channels - Tg/Tu 0.625-0.25 - max. channel spacing 15kHz - min 50Bd (tested with PSK8 modulation) |
14 - 18dB | |
| OQPSK | 100Bd - 50MBd | 10dB | ||
| OTH Radar | FM-CW variants only | Detection only | ||
| PSK2 A/B DPSK2 A/B |
31.25 - 4800Bd | 1.2kBd - 50MBd | 7 - 10dB A/B Decision: 8 - 15dB |
|
| PSK4 A/B DPSK4 A/B |
31.25 - 4800Bd | 1.2kBd - 50MBd | 8 - 12dB A/B Decision: 10 - 15dB |
|
| PSK8 A/B DPSK8 A/B |
31.25 - 4800Bd | 1.2kBd - 50MBd | HF: 8 - 12dB A/B Decision: 10 - 15dB VHF, UHF: 10 - 14dB A/B Decision: 12 - 15dB |
|
| PSK16 | 300 - 4800Bd | 1.2kBd - 50MBd | 14 - 16dB | |
| QAM | Order: 8, 16, 32, 64 Selected constellations |
100 - 4800Bd min. 50 symbols per constellation point during classification interval |
100 - 12.5MBd min. 50 symbols per constellation point during classification interval |
Constellation dependent 12 - 20dB |
Classified Modems
| HF, V25.1 | VHF / UHF |
|---|---|
| ALE 3G | ACARS-VHF |
| ALE 4G | APCO-25 |
| CHN 4+4 | APCO-25 Phase 2 Downlink |
| CHN mil Hybrid 8FS-PSK | DAB |
| CIS-112 OFDM | DECT |
| CIS-128 OFDM 3 kHz | DMR |
| CIS-45 OFDM (33 / 45 Bd) | DMR Continuous |
| CIS-60 OFDM (33 / 45 Bd) | dPMR |
| CIS-93 OFDM | D-STAR |
| CIS-AKULA 500 Bd / 1000 Hz | DVB-T (8 MHz Mode only) |
| CODAN 3012/3212 16 Channel PSK | FLEX |
| HFDL | GSM (<3G), UMTS, LTE |
| LINK11 (CLEW & SLEW) | Inmarsat Satphone Uplink |
| LINK-22 | Iridium Satphone Uplink |
| MIL-STD-188-110A Serial (STANAG 4539 ) | MPT1327 1200Bd |
| MIL-STD-188-110B/C App. C (STANAG 4539 HDR ) | NXDN |
| MIL-STD-188-110C App. D | TETRA Downlink |
| PACTOR (I, II, II FEC, III, 4) | TETRA Uplink |
| STANAG 4285/4481 (PSK) | TETRAPOL |
| STANAG 4529 | Thuraya SAT Phone Uplink |
| STANAG 4539 | VDL2 |
| Yaesu System Fusion |
Classifier Output
| Parameter, V25.1 | Description (23.1) | O F D M |
C a r r i e r |
F S K |
M F S K |
M S K |
C W |
P S K |
M C P S K |
Q A M |
F M - P S K |
A S K |
M C F S K |
V o i c e |
F M B C |
U n k n o w n |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Modulation | Modulationtype & quality | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | |
| Pitch | Pitch of modulated voice | x | ||||||||||||||
| Type | Voice type like LSB, USB, AM , FM | x | ||||||||||||||
| Symbol rate | Symbol rate in Bd | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | |||||
| Order | Number of phase shifts / levels | x | x | x | x | |||||||||||
| Version | Version of PSK A or B | x | x | x | ||||||||||||
| CPM | Transmitted characters/minute | x | ||||||||||||||
| Dash Dot ratio | Ratio between dashes and dots | x | ||||||||||||||
| Shift | Measured shift | x | x | x | x | |||||||||||
| Channel spacing | Measured distance between tones | x | x | x | ||||||||||||
| Frequency | Signal center frequency | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x |
| Bandwidth | Overall bandwidth of the signal | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x |
| SNR | Signal to noise ratio in dB | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x |
| Signal time | Time of measurement | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x | x |
| Number of tones | x | x | ||||||||||||||
| Number of CH | x | x | ||||||||||||||
| Constellation info | x |
Demodulator
| Demodulators, V25.1 | Remarks |
|---|---|
| ALE 3G | requires MIL decoders |
| ALE 4G | requires MIL decoders |
| AM/A3E | |
| Analogue Selcal | |
| ASK 2, 4,8 (OOK) | |
| Chirp | |
| CLOVER 2000 | |
| CLOVER 2500 | |
| CLOVER II | |
| Coquelet | |
| DECT | requires PMR decoders |
| DPSK 2/4/8/16 A/B | |
DRM |
|
| F1A | |
| F7B/F7W | |
| FAX | |
| FM/F3E (Voice) | |
| FSK 2 matched | |
| FSK 2/4/8 disc | |
FSK |
Auto |
| GSM | |
| Hybrid | |
| J3E (USB/LSB Voice) | |
| Link11 | requires MIL decoders |
| MCFSK 2 | |
| MDPSK 2/4/8/16 A/B | |
| MIL39Tone | requires MIL decoders |
| Morse (A1A, A2A, F1A, F2A) | |
| MPSK 2/4/8/16 A/B | |
| MSK/GMSK | |
| MT63 | |
| Multitone (MFSK) | |
| OFDM | |
| OQPSK | |
| PACTOR II, III, 4 | |
| PSK 2/4/8/16 A/B | |
| PSK data aided | |
| QAM 16 v17 abs/diff | |
| QAM 16 v22 abs/diff | |
| QAM 16, 32, 36, 64, 128, 144, 256 (square) | |
| QAM 16, 32, 64 (circle) | |
| QAM 8 | |
| QAM APSK16_dvbs2 | |
| QAM ASK2PSK2 abs/diff | |
| QAM ASK2PSK4 abs/diff | |
| QAM ASK4PSK16 diff | |
| Robust Packet | |
| TFM 3/5 | |
| THROB/THROBX | |
| Wideband HF (MIL 110 App.D) (req. EUC) | requires MIL decoders |
Decoder HF
| No | Decoder, V25.1 | Alias, Remarks | L | C |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Alcatel 801H | COQUELET-100, detection only | L | C |
| 2 | ALE 2G | MIL-188-141A, MIL-188-141B | C | |
| 3 | ALE-400 | C | ||
| 4 | ALIS | MERLIN, RS-ARQ, GM856C1, ALIS Slow | C | |
| 5 | ALIS 2 | |||
| 6 | ARQ6-90 | CCIR 518 Variant | L | C |
| 7 | ARQ6-98 | CCIR 518 Variant | L | C |
| 8 | ARQ-E 4/8 cycle | ARQ-1000 duplex | C | |
| 9 | ARQ-E3 | ARQ-M1, CCIR 519 Variant, TDM 342 1 Channel | C | |
| 10 | ARQ-M2-242 | ARQ-28, CCIR 242, CCIR 342, TDM 242 | L | C |
| 11 | ARQ-M2-342 | ARQ-56, TDM 342 | L | C |
| 12 | ARQ-M4-242 | ARQ-28, CCIR 242, CCIR 342-2, TDM 242 | L | C |
| 13 | ARQ-M4-342 | ARQ-56, TDM 342 | L | C |
| 14 | ARQ-N | ARQ-1000 duplex | L | C |
| 15 | ASCII 7Bit | ITA5, RTTY7 | C | |
| 16 | ASCII 8Bit | BELL 103 | C | |
| 17 | AUTOSPEC | SPREAD 11, SPREAD 21 | L | C |
| 18 | Baudot async 1.5 | C | ||
| 19 | Baudot sync | C | ||
| 20 | Baudot sync 2 | C | ||
| 21 | Baudot universal | Arabic, Cyrillic, Hebrew Alphabets | C | |
| 22 | BULG-ASCII | IRA-ARQ | L | C |
| 23 | CHN MIL 4FSK 400Hz /500Hz | detection only | C | |
| 24 | CHU | C | ||
| 25 | CHX-200 | detection only | C | |
| 26 | CIS 405 3915 | CIS 40.5, FROST1 | C | |
| 27 | CIS Akula 500/1000 |
C | ||
| 28 | CIS BPSK 1200 | T-230-1A Mahovik, detection only | C | |
| 29 | CIS FSK 200/1000 CIS FSK 200/100 |
F06/F06a | C | |
| 30 | CIS FSK 200/500 | C | ||
| 31 | CIS Hybrid MFSK-68 PSK-9000 | no automatic recognition | ||
| 32 | CIS Hybrid MFSK-80 PSK-250 | no automatic recognition | ||
| 33 | CIS MFSK-11 |
C | ||
| 34 | CIS Selcal FSK 150/200 | CIS 150Bd SELCAL, only single bursts are decoded | C | |
| 35 | CIS-11 | TORG 10/11 | C | |
| 36 | CIS-112 OFDM Burst | detection only | C | |
| 37 | CIS-112 OFDM Stream | detection only | C | |
| 38 | CIS-12 PSK2/PSK4A |
CIS AT3104, CIS-20, FIRE, MS5 | ||
| 39 | CIS-128 OFDM 3 kHz | detection only | C | |
| 40 | CIS-128 OFDM 6 kHz | detection only | C | |
| 41 | CIS-14 | AMOR, AMO 96, TORG 14 | L | C |
| 42 | CIS-3000 | detection only | C | |
| 43 | CIS-36 | CIS 10 11 11, CROWD-36, Serdolik | L | C |
| 44 | CIS-36-50 | BEE, T-600 | C | |
| 45 | CIS-45 OFDM 33.3Bd | detection only | C | |
| 46 | CIS-45 OFDM 40Bd | detection only | C | |
| 47 | CIS-50-50 | |||
| 48 | CIS-75 FSK200/250/500 | detection only | C | |
| 49 | CIS-81-81 | CIS 81, CIS 81-29, Frost | C | |
| 50 | Clansman FSK 300Bd | C | ||
| 51 | Clover 2000 | |||
| 52 | Clover 2000 Broadcast | |||
| 53 | Clover 2500 | |||
| 54 | Clover 2500 Broadcast | |||
| 55 | Clover II | |||
| 56 | CODAN 3012 16 Channel PSK | raw hex output, descrambled | ||
| 57 | CODAN 3012 Chirp | CODAN 9001 Chirp | ||
| 58 | CODAN 3212 1 Channel | 150, 300, 600 and 1200bps | ||
| 59 | CODAN 3212 1 Channel 75bps | |||
| 60 | CODAN 3212 1 Channel HDR | 2400, 3600, 4800, 6000 and 7200bps | ||
| 61 | CODAN 3212 16 Channel PSK | Includes CODAN 3012 | ||
| 62 | CODAN Selcal | CODAN 8580, CCIR 493-4 | ||
| 63 | Contestia 8/16/32 | C | ||
| 64 | Coquelet-13 | Coquelet-Mk1 | L | C |
| 65 | Coquelet-8 | Coquelet-Mk2 | L | C |
| 66 | Coquelet-80 | Coquelet-8 FEC | L | C |
| 67 | Datawell Buoy 2FSK HF Link | detection only | C | |
| 68 | DGPS | M823 | C | |
| 69 | DominoEX 4/5/8/11/16/22 | only nominal frequency mode | C | |
| 70 | DPRK PSK 150/300/600/1200Bd | detection only | C | |
| 71 | DRM |
Digital Radio Mondiale | ||
| 72 | DSC-HF | GMDSS | C | |
| 73 | DUP-ARQ 125Bd | ARQ-DUPLEX, 125-ARTRAC | C | |
| 74 | DUP-ARQ 250Bd | ARTRAC II, DUP-ARQ-2 | C | |
| 75 | DUP-FEC-2 125Bd | C | ||
| 76 | DUP-FEC-2 250Bd | C | ||
| 77 | Enegal Buoy 2FSK HF Link | detection only | C | |
| 78 | F7W Morse/Baudot | F7B Morse, 2 CH ITA-2 RTTY | C | |
| 79 | FEC-A | FEC 100, FEC 101 | L | C |
| 80 | FreeDV HF | |||
| 81 | FT-4 | only nominal frequency mode | C | |
| 82 | FT-8 | only nominal frequency mode | C | |
| 83 | Globe Wireless FSK | Globe Wireless Pactor, GW DATAPLEX | L | C |
| 84 | Globe Wireless OFDM | detection only | L | C |
| 85 | Globe Wireless PSK | GW DATAPLEX | L | C |
| 86 | G-TOR | Golay | C | |
| 87 | HFDL |
ACARS HF, ARINC 635-2 HF Datalink, ARINC 753 | C | |
| 88 | HF-FAX | WEATHER-FAX | C | |
| 89 | HNG-FEC | L | C | |
| 90 | Japanes Slot Machine | detection only | C | |
| 91 | KG-STV | |||
| 92 | Maritime Mesh Network Traffic Management | detection only | C | |
| 93 | MEROD 150/267Bd | RACAL-ARQ, RAC-ARQ | C | |
| 94 | MFSK-16 | Amateur Radio | C | |
| 95 | MFSK-32 | Amateur Radio | C | |
| 96 | MFSK-8 | Amateur Radio | C | |
| 97 | Morse 30-170 | CW-Morse | C | |
| 98 | Morse A2A 30-170 | Morse with AM primary modulation | C | |
| 99 | Morse F1A 85cpm 200Hz | Morse over FSK | C | |
| 100 | Morse F2A 30-170 | Morse with FM primary modulation | C | |
| 101 | MT63-500/1000/2000 | C | ||
| 102 | Nokia M90 |
detection only | ||
| 103 | Olivia 8, 16, 32, 64 | C | ||
| 104 | Packet 300 | AX.25 | C | |
| 105 | PACTOR I | incl. decoding of Robust Connect bursts | ||
| 106 | PACTOR I FEC | |||
| 107 | PACTOR I/II/III | Includes all PACTOR modes I/II/III | ||
| 108 | PACTOR II | |||
| 109 | PACTOR II FEC | |||
| 110 | PACTOR III | |||
| 111 | PACTOR-4 | post-processing (decompression) of airmail/sailmail emissions, if possible | ||
| 112 | Piccolo MK12 | Piccolo 12 | L | C |
| 113 | Piccolo MK6 | Piccolo 6 | L | C |
| 114 | POL-ARQ | CCIR 518 Variant | L | C |
| 115 | PSK 10/31/63/125/250 | BPSK31 | C | |
| 116 | PSK 31/63/125/220-FEC | variant of PSK31 with FEC | C | |
| 117 | PSK-AM 10/31/50 | C | ||
| 118 | QPSK 31/63/125/250/500 | C | ||
| 119 | Robust Packet |
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| 120 | RUM-FEC | ROU-FEC, Saud-FEC | L | C |
| 121 | SI-ARQ | ARQ-S | L | C |
| 122 | SI-FEC | FEC-S | L | C |
| 123 | SITOR-A | SITOR-ARQ, AMTOR, CCIR 476 A | C | |
| 124 | SITOR-B | SITOR FEC, CCIR 476 B, TOR dirty, NAVTEX | C | |
| 125 | SP14 | NUM13 | L | C |
| 126 | SPREAD 51 | L | C | |
| 127 | SSTV | only nominal frequency mode | C | |
| 128 | SWED-ARQ | ARQ-SWE, CCIR 518 Variant | L | C |
| 129 | THROB1/2/4 | C | ||
| 130 | THROBX1/2/4 | C | ||
| 131 | Twinplex | Baudot F7B, BF6 Baudot, ITA-2 Twin | L | C |
| 132 | Visel | FEC12, YUG-MIL | L | C |
| 133 | Voice J3E | single sideband USB or LSB | C | |
| 134 | Voice J3E-LSB | single sideband LSB | C | |
| 135 | Voice J3E-USB - SELCAL ICAO | for voice J3E-USB and/or ICAO selcal, Annex-10 | C | |
| 136 | X06-Mazielka | C | ||
| 137 | XPA | MFSK-20, only nominal frequency mode | C | |
| 138 | XPA2 | only nominal frequency mode | C |
Decoder HF MIL
| No | Decoder, V25.1 | Alias, Remarks | L |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ALE 3G | MIL-188-141B App. C, STANAG 4538 | |
| 2 | ALE 4G | ||
| 3 | CHN 4+4 | ||
| 4 | CHN BPSK 2400Bd | ||
| 5 | CHN MIL 8PSK 1627Bd | ||
| 6 | CHN MIL 8PSK 2400Bd | detection only | |
| 7 | CHN MIL 32 FSK | detection only | |
| 8 | CHN MIL 64FSK | ||
| 9 | CHN MIL Datalink 30 Tone | detection only | |
| 10 | CHN MIL Hybrid 8FSK-PSK | ||
| 11 | CHN pi/2 BPSK 2400Bd | ||
| 12 | CIS DataLink 1200Bd 800Hz | ||
| 13 | CIS FTM-4 |
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| 14 | CV-786 | ||
| 15 | Harris RF-5800 SelCal | detection only | |
| 16 | Harris RF-5800 Digital Voice | detection only | |
| 17 | HC-ARQ | Haegelin-Cryptos | L |
| 18 | KG-84 | detection only, incl. in various decders | |
| 19 | KW-46 | detection only, incl. in various decders | |
| 20 | LINK 11 CLEW | STANAG 5511, TADIL A, TADIL B | |
| 21 | LINK 11 CLEW UHF | UHF version with FM primary modulation | |
| 22 | LINK 11 SLEW | STANAG 5511 SLEW | |
| 23 | LINK 22 | only STANAG 4539 App. D | |
| 24 | MAHRS | Echotel 1810, detection only | |
| 25 | MIL-188-110 16 Tone | only raw output | |
| 26 | MIL-188-110 39 Tone | CHN MIL Datalink 39 Tone | |
| 27 | MIL-188-110C App D, 3/6/9/12/15/18/21/24 kHz | WB-HF | |
| 28 | MIL-M-55529A | MD-522, MD-674 | |
| 29 | Panther-H Sync | detection of synchronisation bursts only | |
| 30 | PSK-8 2400Bd Data Modem 120ms | detection only | |
| 31 | STANAG 4197 | audio codec not included | |
| 32 | STANAG 4285 | Terminal Mode: ASCII8, Baudot, STANAG 5066, HEX | |
| 33 | STANAG 4415 | MIL-188-110A/B ser. (partly), 75bps | |
| 34 | STANAG 4481 (FSK) | with detection of KG-84 encryption | |
| 35 | STANAG 4481 (PSK) | contained in STANAG 4285 | |
| 36 | STANAG 4529 | Terminal Mode: ASCII8 & Baudot, HEX | |
| 37 | STANAG 4539 | MIL-188-110A/B ser. (partly), 150-4800 Bit/s, MIL-188-110 App. C | |
| 38 | STANAG 4539 HDR | MIL-188-110 App.C (partly), 3200 - 12800 Bit/s | |
| 39 | STANAG 5065 FSK 75-85Hz, 50- 850 | also Part of Mil188-110A/B) | |
| 40 | STANAG 5066 | included in various decoders | |
| 41 | Thales System 3000 Skymaster selcal | detection only | |
| 42 | Thales HFXL | STANAG 4539 Annex H, detection only of one single channel | |
| 43 | Turkish Navy FSK |
Decoder VHF-UHF
| No | Decoder, V25.1 | Alias, Remarks | L | C |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ACARS VHF | SITA, ARINC 597 | C | |
| 2 | AIS | C | ||
| 3 | ATIS | C | ||
| 4 | Autocab | C | ||
| 5 | BIIS | C | ||
| 6 | Distress Radiobeacons | ELT, EPIRB, COSPAS-SARSAT, PLB | C | |
| 7 | DSC-VHF | GMDSS-VHF | C | |
| 8 | ERMES | L | C | |
| 9 | FAX G3 | V.21, V.27ter, V.29, V.17 (partial) | ||
| 10 | FLARM | |||
| 11 | Flex | C | ||
| 12 | FMS-BOS | C | ||
| 13 | FreeDV VHF | Mode 800XA | ||
| 14 | Golay Pager | Golay/GSC | C | |
| 15 | Mobitex 1200 | Mobitex 80 | C | |
| 16 | Mobitex 8000 | Mobitex 400 | C | |
| 17 | Mode-S/ ADS-B | C | ||
| 18 | Morse A2A 30-170 | Morse with AM primary modulation | C | |
| 19 | Morse F2A 30-170 | Morse with FM primary modulation | C | |
| 20 | NMT450 | C | ||
| 21 | Packet 1200/2400/4800/9600 | C | ||
| 22 | POCSAG 512/1200/2400 | CityRuf | C | |
| 23 | SELCAL CCIR-1 | SELCAL PCCIR, only for nominal frequency mode | C | |
| 24 | SELCAL CCIR-2 | SELCAL CCIR-7, only for nominal frequency mode | C | |
| 25 | SELCAL CCITT | only for nominal frequency mode | C | |
| 26 | SELCAL DTMF sub | for baseband demodulation | C | |
| 27 | SELCAL EEA | MPT1316, only for nominal frequency mode | C | |
| 28 | SELCAL EIA | only for nominal frequency mode | C | |
| 29 | SELCAL EURO | EURO5, only for nominal frequency mode | C | |
| 30 | SELCAL MODAT | only for nominal frequency mode | C | |
| 31 | SELCAL NATEL | only for nominal frequency mode | C | |
| 32 | SELCAL VDEW | only for nominal frequency mode | C | |
| 33 | VDL 2 | C | ||
| 34 | VDL 3 | C | ||
| 35 | Voice A3E | AM | C | |
| 36 | Voice A3E (AM) Air Traffic | to monitor VHF voice air traffic | C | |
| 37 | Voice F3E - SELCALS | CTCSS, DTMF, ZVEI, DCS | C | |
| 38 | VOICE INVERSION FM-LSB | scrambled analog voice | C | |
| 39 | ZVEI-VDEW | digital selcal | C |
Decoder VHF-UHF PMR SAT
| No | Decoder, V25.1 | Alias, Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | APCO-25 | P25 |
| 2 | APCO-25 Phase2 Downlink | |
| 3 | DECT | |
| 4 | DMR |
MotoTRBO, for burst emissions |
| 5 | DMR Continuous |
MotoTRBO, for continuous emissions |
| 6 | dPMR | |
| 7 | D-STAR | |
| 8 | GSM | Control Channel C0 |
| 9 | INMARSAT AERO-C | 8.4 / 10.5 / 21.0 kbs, no audio output |
| 10 | INMARSAT AERO-P | 0.6 / 1.2 / 2.4 / 10.5 kbps |
| 11 | INMARSAT AERO-R | 0.6 / 1.2 / 2.4 / 10.5 kbps |
| 12 | INMARSAT AERO-T | 0.6 / 1.2 / 2.4 / 10.5 kbps |
| 13 | INMARSAT ISATPHONE UPLINK | detection only |
| 14 | INMARSAT-C TDM | |
| 15 | INMARSAT-C TDMA | |
| 16 | IRIDIUM |
|
| 17 | LINK 11 CLEW UHF | UHF version with FM primary modulation |
| 18 | MOTOROLA SMARTNET 4/6 kHz | APCO-16, MTR-EDACS (Channeld decoding) |
| 19 | MPT1327 | |
| 20 | MPT1327 Uplink | |
| 21 | NXDN 2440/4800 |
IDAS, NEXEDGE |
| 22 | Tetra | usage of TEA 1/3/4 if key available |
| 23 | Tetra DMO | usage of TEA 1/3/4 if key available |
| 24 | Tetra Uplink | detection only, RACH bursts are decoded |
| 25 | Tetrapol | |
| 26 | Tetrapol VHF | for VHF range only |
| 27 | Thuraya Uplink | detection only, but RACH bursts are decoded |
| 28 | Yaesu System Fusion |
12.5 kHZ bandwidth |
| 29 | Yaesu System Fusion NB |
6.25 kHz bandwidth |
Decoder Decryption
| Decoder, V25.1 | Detected Encryption Type | Type Recognition | Decyphering |
|---|---|---|---|
| APCO-25, APCO-25 P2 | 2-key triple DES | + | |
| APCO-25, APCO-25 P2 | 3-key triple DES | + | |
| APCO-25, APCO-25 P2 | ACCORDION 1.3 | + | |
| APCO-25, APCO-25 P2 | AES |
+ | |
| APCO-25, APCO-25 P2 | BATON(Auto Even) | + | |
| APCO-25, APCO-25 P2 | BATON(Auto Odd) | + | |
| APCO-25, APCO-25 P2 | DES-OFB | + | |
| APCO-25, APCO-25 P2 | DES-OFB | + | |
| APCO-25, APCO-25 P2 | FIREFLY Type 1 | + | |
| APCO-25, APCO-25 P2 | MAYFLY Type 1 | + | |
| APCO-25, APCO-25 P2 | SAVILLE | + | |
| DECT | Encryption | + | |
| DMR / DMR Continuous | Advanced encryptions (DES/AES) | + | manual key |
| DMR / DMR Continuous | Alinco | + | automatic/manual key |
| DMR / DMR Continuous | Enhanced/ARC4 | + | go2key |
| DMR / DMR Continuous | Hytera Basic | + | automatic/manual key (not continuous) |
| DMR / DMR Continuous | Kenwood Basic | + | |
| DMR / DMR Continuous | Motorola Basic | + | automatic/manual key |
| NXDN | AES 128 | + | |
| NXDN | Basic Encryption (scrambled) | + | automatic/manual key |
| NXDN | DES 64 | + | |
| TETRA DMO | TEA 1,3,4 | + | manual key |
| TETRA DMO | TEA 2, end-to-end | + | |
| TETRA Downlink | TEA 1,3,4 | manual key | |
| TETRA Downlink | TEA 2, end-to-end | ||
| TETRA Uplink | end-to-end | + | |
| TETRA Uplink | TEA 1,2,3,4 | + | |
| Tetrapol | Encryption | + |
Supported Receicer
| Company, V25.1 | Receiver | OS | Comments |
|---|---|---|---|
| AFEDRI | LAN-IQ SDR | W | ExtIO, with problems |
| AFEDRI | SDR-NET | W | ExtIO, with problems |
| Airspy | Airspy HF+ Discovery | W | ExtIO |
| Airspy | Airspy R2 | W | ExtIO, 8MHz |
| Airspy | Mini | W | Extio |
| CommsAudit | CA7851 | W/L | 5MHz, VITA 49, Panorama, Scan |
| CommsAudit | CA7852 | W/L | 20MHz, VITA 49 |
| ExtIO | Different receivers | W | Download drivers, Installation, setup and configuration by the end user |
| GEW | gRX-LAN | W | 1MHz, ExtIO |
| HackRF | HackRF One | W | ExtIO |
| IZT | R3XXX | W/L | 20 MHz, up to 3 channels, Panormama, Scan |
| IZT | R40XX | W/L | SignalSuite, 1 Channel |
| IZT | R507x | W/L | 60MHz, Panormama, Scan |
| Microtelecom | PERSEUS | W | limited USB3 compatiblity |
| NARDA | IDA2 | W/L | 320kHz |
| NARDA | NRA-3000 | W/L | 320kHz |
| NARDA | NRA-6000 | W/L | 320kHz |
| NARDA | SignalShark 3310 | W/L | 20MHz, VITA 49 |
| NI | USRP X310 | W/L | 20MHz on request |
| NOXON | RTL2832U, RTLSDR | W | ExtIO |
| PLATH | SIR2110 | W/L | 20 MHz, LINUX recommended, external receiver control only |
| PLATH | SIR2115 | W/L | 4x20 MHz, 20 DDC's, PLATH driver |
| PLATH | SIR5110 | W/L | 12MHz (16x768kHz subbands), External receiver control |
| PLATH | SIR5115 | W/L | 30MHz (40x768kHz subbands), External receiver control |
| RFSPACE | NetSDR | W/L | 1.6MHz |
| RFSPACE | SDR14 | W | |
| Rohde & Schwarz | EB500 | W/L | 2MHz, Panorama, Scan |
| Rohde & Schwarz | EB510 | W/L | 5MHz, Panorama, Scan |
| Rohde & Schwarz | EM100 | W/L | 500kHz, Panorama, Scan |
| Rohde & Schwarz | EM200 | W/L | 2/40MHz, Panorama, Scan, 40MHz req. 10GB Ethernet interface |
| Rohde & Schwarz | ESMD | W/L | 15MHz, Panorama, Scan |
| Rohde & Schwarz | ESME |
W/L | 15/80MHz, Panorama, Scan, 80MHz req. 10GB Ethernet interface |
| Rohde & Schwarz | PR100 | W/L | 500kHz, Panorama Scan |
| Rohde & Schwarz | PR200 | W/L | tested with PR100 driver |
| Rohde & Schwarz | RAW Ethernet |
W/L | various receivers |
| SDRplay | RSP1 | W | ExtIO |
| SDRplay | RSP1A | W | ExtIO |
| SDRplay | RSP1B | W | ExtIO |
| SDRplay | RSP2 | W | ExtIO |
| SDRplay | RSPDuo | W | ExtIO |
| SDRplay | RSPdx | W | ExtIO |
| Signal Hound | BB60C/D | W/L | 27MHz, Panorama,Scan |
| Signal Hound | SM200 A/B | W/L | 20MHz, Panorama,Scan |
| Signal Hound | SM 200C |
W/L | 165MHz, Panorama,Scan |
| thinkRF | R5500-408 | W/L | 6.25MHz, VITA-49 |
| thinkRF | R5500-427 | W/L | 6.25MHz, VITA-49 |
| thinkRF | WSA5000-408 | W/L | 780kHz, VITA-49 |
| thinkRF | WSA5000-427 | W/L | 780kHz, VITA-49 |
| VITA49 | Generic | W/L | Can be configured in a wide range for different receiver types |
| WiNRADiO | WR-G31DDC | W | 800kHz, ExtIO |
| WiNRADiO | WR-G33DDC | W/L | 4MHz, Panorama |
| WiNRADiO | WR-G35DDC | W/L | 4MHz, Panorama |
| WiNRADiO | WR-G39DDC | W/L | 4MHz, Panorama, up to 2 channels |
| WiNRADiO | WR-G6xDDC | ask | |
| RTLSDR/NOXON | USB-sticks | W | 2.56MHz, ExtIO |