This is a small interface which makes it possible to connect an Android cell phone or tablet to a radio for DroidPSK.  The goal was to build an interface which doesn’t need an external power supply.  Since the Android device doesn’t have a serial port to switch the PTT another solution had to be found.

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DroidPSK is available now on Android Market.  The following changes and additions have been made:

- new User Interface.
- new logbook with ADIF export / import.
- improved decoding algorithm
- improved waterfall
- macro keyword like <my:name> <my:callsign> <stop> etc.
- backup / restore of userdata, macros and logbook

An online manual is available here

Here some screenshots:

Check this out:

Rafael ON5RZ is traveling with his bicycle trough the US and Canada. He is using DroidPSK on his cellphone with a FT817.

Please take a look at his blog: http://on5rz.blogspot.com/

A new Ham Radio app can be found on Android Market. I just published DroidPSK V1.01 today. DroidPSK is an application to decode and encode Ham Radio BPSK31 with the build in microphone/speaker or wired to your radio.

I just uploaded Version 1.02 of NCDXF Beacon. The following changes have been made:

-  The app checks the status of the beacon at start-up. Inactive beacons will have a black circle. Active beacons have a white circle.

- The active beacon has a animated red circle.

Please let me know how you like the app. If you like it please leave a feedback at Android Market.