The RTTY listener : issues one through twenty-five [1 ed.] 0-929123-24-7

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THE RTTY LISTENER Issues One through Twenty

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A compilation of The RTTY Listener Newsletter issues One through Twenty.

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• Baudot • Frequency Division Multiplex (VFT) •Time Division Multiplex (Moore) ARO M-2 •Facsimile (FAX) e ARQ-E and ARQ-E3

Edited By

Fred Osterman

Universal Radio Research 1280 Aida Drive Reynold sburg, Ohio 43068

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The RTTY Listener Edited By Fred Osterman

Universal Radio Research 1280 Aida Drive Reynoldsburg, Ohio 43068

FIRST EDITION FIRST PRINTING

Copyright ©1988 by Universal Radio Research Reynoldsburg, Ohio Reproduction or publication of the contents in any manner without the written permission of the publisher is prohibited. No liability is assumed with respect to the use of information herein. Printed in the United States of America

ISBN 0-929123- 24- 7

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INTRODUCTION The RTTY Listener is a special newsletter designed to inform and educate Universal customers on tuning various types of radio signals. It is provided as a service to Universal customers exclusively. The idea for the newsletter grew from a specialized product called the Info-Tech M-605 Frequency Division Multiplex Demodulator. When this product was introduced by Universal Radio in 1985, there was very little information on how to operate this device, and where to find "FDM" signals. The original intent of the newsletter was to share information gleaned from the Universal staff and other M-605 users on this subject. The early issues of The FDM Newsletter were informal and dealt strictly with tuning tips and frequencies for FDM stations. Issues 1 through 3 were cumulative. That is, issue 3 also contained the material from issues 1 and 2. Therefore, issues 1 and 2 were not included in this compilation. With Issue 7 the name of the newsletter was changed, and the scope of its coverage expanded. Now called The RTTY Listener, the publication now included Time Division Multiplex transmissions (now referred to as ARQ-M2 or ARQ Moore). This coincided with the introduction of another InfoTech product called the M-6000. This model was capable of decoding this new mode. The introduction of yet another new Info-Tech product further expanded the range of the newsletter starting with issue 12. Now with the M-800 Facsimile Converter, we began to explore the fascinating world of FAX reception. Greater coverage of "regular" Baudot stations was also being included. Issue 19 saw a revamping of the newsletter format. Laser quality printing and improved layout were introduced. Issue 20, which previews the Universal M-7000, is the last issue in this compilation and the last issue published through December of 1988. It is our hope that this publication will further your communications knowledge and help you understand and enjoy your product fully. Good Listening!

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INDEX OF NEWSLETTERS Name#

Date Topic

FOM 3

06/85 Miscellaneous Topics (Contains issues 1 and 2)

FOM 4

08/85 A Few Loggings FOM Weather Identifiers Bill Grant's FOM Frequencies

2 4

FOM 5

09/85 STV Magazine Article Sept. 1985 Using the M-605 For Satellite FOM

1 1

FOM 6

11/85 Update of STV Magazine Article Commodities Wire on Westar 5 Copying FOM Using an Info-Tech M-605

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01/86 New Newsletter Name New Newsletter Format 02/86 New RTTY Service Found on Galaxy 1 New Edition of Hidden Signals East Germany Embassy in Havana 600 Baud Traffic on HF TOM From Antarctica 77 URY 72 JKL lnfo-Tech M-6000 03/86 Breaking New Ground French Navy TOM Transmissions French Airforce TOM Transmissions CBS News Tel Aviv Seen Using M-600 04/86 Soviet Spaceship Monitored TOM Synchronization USA-Cuba TOM Circuit USSR-Cuba TOM Circuit Odd Shift TOM Update French Navy TOM Transmissions Update French Air Force TOM Circuits Vatican City TOM Circuit Stockholm to Ho Chi Minh City TOM British TDM-FDM Military Circuits Telex Channel Found on Telstar 301 Measuring FDM Frequencies

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06/86 Telex Channel Found Telstar 301 Cheap & Easy SCPC Receiver U.S. Coast Guard SITOR Operations TOM Weather Pairs More Vatican City TOM French Navy Frequency Designators Soviet Space Craft "MIR"

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08/86 Another New Mode Facsimile (FAX) Satcom F2R Loaded! Satcom F2R Finds!

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10/86 Miami Weather Off World Press Update Non-Standard FAX 1.0.C. Early FAX Results NAM Norfolk Weather Broadcasts

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11 /86 RTTY Listener Format Change Bede Reinkers Now in Stock Roll Paper Holder Printer Settings for the M-800 APN News Agency FAX and Weather Satellites FAX From Down Under

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01/87 FAX Signals Relocate New Utility Guide Logging Recap TDM4 Signals Bede Reinker Timed Cable Diagram Mystery FAX Station

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03/87 New FAX Press Found on Satcom F1 R New FAX Weather Found on Satcom F2R New M-6000 Available Enhanced M-6000 ROM Available M-800 FAX Prints HF FAX Schedule Self-Inking Open Spool Ribbon Parallel Printers with 8th Bit Info-Tech Interconnect Cables

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06187 M-6000v5 Reference Card New FAX Converter (Q-FAX) Soviet FAX Copied Direct G.O.E.S. Reception Index of Newsletters

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10/87 UPI Signals To Relocate TDM4 Channel West Coast FDM M-800 Approved Printer List Press FAX Video FAX M-800v2 Seafax 2000 Sea-Lutions 45 ATTY Bandwidths INTERPOL ARQ 03/88 UPI on Westar IV Satcom F2 Tr:20 Gone? Info-Tech M-6000v8 In Production Info-Tech M-6000v8 Update Program The G.O.E.S. Weathersat System Tuning Mode d FDM on the Info-Tech M-605 M-6000v8 Literal Mode Video Characters

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12/88 AP F2 Services Found 1 1 New Airforce Facsimile Station W5 Weather FAX Moves 1 1 M-7000 Introduced 2 K.U.P. Press Schedule 2 Standardized Mode Names 2 Tuning Tips New Modes ARQ-E & E3 4 ROM Upgrades 4 ARQ-3 5 ARQ-E3 6 7 Facsimile Reception from 4 GHz Satellites 7 Press FAX on Anik D Soviet Maritime Radioteletype Dictionary Published 8 9 Last Chance for Shortwave Directory 10 New Facsimile Transmission Schedule

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NEWSLETTER. Issue Number:

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This publication is designed to disseminate information on the tuning of FDM and VNS signals. It will be published approximately once a month. The first 12 issues will be sent free of charge to customers who have purchased an Info-Tech M-605 from Universal. The FDM/VNS NEWSLETTER is under a Copyrighte to Universal Shortwave Radio Research. Any duplication, or distribution is strictly prohibited. The first several issues will be cumulative in nature. contain only new information.

Later issues will

All information will he gleaned from the readers of this newsletter. imperative that all readers send in their tuning tips and loggings. especially interested in loggings that ver)fy existi.ng entries.

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FDM/VNS FREQUENCY LIST

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0600 0305 0500 0245 0245 0700 2200-2300 1027 2315 0300 0300 1000 0400 0400 0900 0400 0400 0400 0345&1100 0300 0500 0130 0500 0500

AP/UPI PRESS AP/UPI PRESS AP/UPI PRESS AFRTS & AP/UPI AFRTS & AP/UPI AP/UPI PRESS AP/UPI PRESS AP/UPI PRES~ AFRTS & AP/UPI AFRTS & AP/UPI AFRTS & AP/UPI AP/UPI PRESS UPI PRESS AP/UPI PRESS AP/UPI PRESS UPI PRESS UPI PRESS UPI PRESS AFRTS & AP/UPI AP/UPI PRESS AP/UPI PRESS AP/UPI PRESS AP/UPI PRESS AP/UPI PRESS

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FDM/VNS FRBQUBNCY LIST (continued) KHZ

8010.3 8029.0 8032.3

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"*" Indicates a confirmed rece ption by a listener using an M-605. XX number (eg. 01) indicat e s how many additional verifying loggings have been made over and above the three 'primary' monitors . This number along with the '*' indication will indicate how consist e ntly the channe l is being heard. Channel numbers and frequencie s my vary slightly. C>I985.

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Primary Monitors: BG=MA NRD515 RL=OH R71A RW=WV NRD515/R70

ITEM:

INFO-TECH M-605 NORMAL/REVERSE SENSE SWITCH. You may change from normal to reverse on either the M-605 or the M- 600. Most M-605 users prefer to change sense on the M-605.

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INFO-TECH M-605 SPEED INDICATION. The speed setting on the M-605 has no apparent effect when copying mode b (HF) FDM signals. This is for FM 4GHZ satellite work only.

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INFO-TECH M-600 FUNCTION 1 AUTO SPEED INDICATION . The key on the M-600/A does work with FDM signals. It can be very helpful in FDM work. Numerous 150 baud readings indicate improper tuning.

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INFO-TECH M-600 SPEED SETTING. For mode b FDM work you will need to set the Baudot Speed on either 50 or 75 baud. (Note UPI 45 baud service on 4039.3 C04 Mb.)

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INFO-TECH M-600 INPUT LEVEL SETTING. This control should be turned off (maximum counter clockwise) during FDM work.

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JRC NRD-515 MODIFICATION. We have installed and tested a very exciting modification for the NRD-515. The NRD-515 delta control is too course for FDM work. We replace this pot w1th a 10 turn vernier to improve the resolution by a factor of ten! It makes mode b work much easier. Price for modification • $70.00 .

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INFO-TECH M-605 CHANNEL SELECT. When going up or down FDM channels be sure leave enough time ( 7+ seconds) on each channel for the unit to 'lock'. Failure to do this will yield 'garbage' output even on 'good' channels.

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FDM MONITORED IN NEW ZEALAND. USA FDM frequencies monitored in NZ: 9383 kHz 1830 GMT 7932 kHz 1730 & 07~0 GMT

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6993.3 TRANSMISSION PROBLEMS? The normally very strong FDM signal on 6993.3 kHz has · been noted "breaking-up" at times. Not noted on II 8032.3. Any ideas on this one?

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MODIFIED JRC NRD-515 SETTINGS. 8033.4 (3.32) COl Mb . 50/N 8033.4 ( 3 . 32) C03 Mb. 75/N 6994.4 (3 . 32) COl Mb. 50/N 6994 . 4 (3.32) C03 Mb. 75/N

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MEMO FROM DIGITAL REGARDING USE OF M-605 WITH RS Ul2-1354 FOR SATL. Attached to this issue is information on receiving FDM off the 4 GHz satellite downlinks using the M-605 in conjunction with the Radio Shack 12-1354. Users engaged in this activity are urged to send their results to Universal for publica tion in this news l etter .

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FDM CHANNELS CHANGE . Listene r BG of MASS and others have noticed that FDM channels and frequencies are used on often erradict sche dules. It even appears that channel assignments c an change. Eg.: "7984.8 has replaced Ch 3 news with Ch 1. 6993.3 & 8032.3 sometimes switch chs 2 & 3. 7568.3 & 9238.3 had WX on ch 7 instead of ch 8 one evening. It appears c hannel assignments are not always a given." Quote per BG.

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FDM ON WESTAR III TRANS. 0 1 An M- 605 customer of our s i f enjoying excell ent rec eption of UPI press on satellite Westar I I I Transponde r 01 . He is using an Info-Tech M-200F, and Info- Tech M-605 and an Avcom SCPC receiver. Reception is Mode d 45 baud Normal. See page 80 of Ihe_ Hic_i!!en Si_g.!!_alL~ll_.Sat ~ llite TV.

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This list is NOT to be distributed, reproduced or shown to anyone except those originally sent to. Anyone failing to c omply with this directive will be dropped from distribution . Plea~ s e nd any new or verifying loggings. Universal Short wave Radio Research 1280 Aida Drive Dept. FJO Re ynoldsburg, OH 430 68

DIGITAL ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS, INC. 1633 WISTERIA CT.

ENGLEWOOD, FLA. 33533

813-474 -9518

Use of M-605 with Realistic TV/WX. Radio Converter The M-605 may be used in conjunction with a Real istic TV/WX radio converter (Cat . No . 12-1354) and a satellite receiver to copy satellite FDM s i gnals. Connect the units as follows : 1. Using a "T" or " Y" adaptor, connect the IF coax cable from the satelli te dish to the satellite receiver and to the antenna jack on the TV/ WX radio. 2 . Using a shielded audio cable, connect the detector output of the TV/WX radi o to the FM IN jack of the M-605 and to the input of an audio amplifier. The detector output can be obtained by connecting to pin 7 of IC-1 in the TV/WX radio. 3 . Connect power (+12 VDC) to the TV/WX radio as shown in the Electrical Installation instructions . The +12 volts must be well filtered. DO NOT use a battery charger as a supply . 4 . Do not use the TV/WX radio output cable . 5 . Set the TV/WX radio selector switch to the TVl (center) position. 6. Comp le te any required connections to the M-605 according to its opera ting manual.

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Date:

November 1, 1985

NE"W'SLETTER.

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This publication is designed to disseminate information on the tuning of FDM and VNS sjgnaJs. It will be publjshcd npproximatcly once n month. The first 12 issues will be sent free of charge to customers who have purchased an Info-Tech M-605 from lJnjversal Shortwave . All information will be gleaned from the readers of this newsletter. It is imperative that all readers send in their tuning tips and loggings. I am especially interested in loggings that verify existing entries. Please send any FDM/VNS loggings or i.nformation to: Fred Osterman Universal Shortwave 1280 Aida Drive Reynoldsburg, OH 43068 The FDM/VNS NEWSLETTER is under a Copyright~ to Universal Shortwave Radio Research. Any duplication, or distribution is strictly prohibited. Issues 001 through 003 were cumulative in nature. only new information.

Later issues contain

NO OCTOBER ISSUE Because of Jack of mat~rjal, Issue 06 is being issued November l instead of October l,1985.

UPDATE OF STV MAGAZINE ARTICLE SEPTEMBER 1985 In the last issue (FDM/VNS 05) we discussed an article in the September issue of STY written by Virgill Mitchell called "Satellite Audio And Your Home Computer". It discussed the reception of RTTY and FAX transmission off the 4 GHz. satellites. The author reported f'OM on: COMSTAR 04 TRANS 16 3561 KHz. WEATHER TRANS 16 4765 KHz. AP PRESS COMSTAR D4 6311 KHz. COMSTAR 04 TRANS 16 OCCASIONAL RTTY 2267 KHz. COMSTAR Dl/2 TRANS 4 OCCASIONAL RTTY We have researched this and our findings are as follows: " Since the article was written, COMSTAR D4 (127"W) hns been moved and replaced with the new TELSTAR 303. " We checked transponder 16 of TELSTAR 303 here at Universal. We did find weather at 3561 kHz. and AP Press at 4765 kHz. just as the article jndicated! "' The FDM we encountered was not the "Mode d" type that we see in use by UPI on Westar III, as discussed in the the last FDM/VNS Newsletter (05). The FDM on Telstar 303 is "Mode b" ... just like what we get on shortwave (HF)!

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UPDATE OF STV MAGAZINE ARTICLE SEPTEMBER 1985 continued • Here are the particulars of the weather station : = Telstar 303 TR 16 3561 kHz Mode b Ch 1 50 baud Reverse • Here are the particular s of the AP station: = Telstar 303 TR 16 4765 kHz Mode b Ch 50 baud Reverse This AP service appears t o be beamed to Hawaii. * We did not have an opportunity to try COMSTAR Dl /2 TR 4 2267 KHz. • The hook up for the recept ion of t his type of FDM is far simpl e r than for "Mode d" FDM on Westar III . You just connect the unclamped video output from your sate llite receiver i nto the antenna inpu t of your communi c ations (shortwave) receive r. (No SCPC receiver required!) Here is our set - up:

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COPYING FDM USING AN INFO- TECH M-605 AND A HOME-COMPlITER We strongly s u gges t the lnto-Tech M- 605 be used with the Info-Tec h M-600/A. However, it is ,eg ssi~..!.~ to use the M-605 for YUM d e mod and then feed the M-605 TTL output into a properly e quipped home computer. Most home computers can be configured for the reception of RTTY and Morse code . You simply add a computer int e rface (eg: Kantronics , AEA CP-1, HAL-CRI-200 etc), and commun ica tions sof tware ( Kantronj cs HamSot t ™, Hamtext'", AEA SWLTEXT'" etc) . (It should b e not e d that the " computer interface " route falls far. short ot dedi cated (eg: Info-Tech) equipment in terms of perf ormance on all but the strongest stations). To copy rDM we simply substitute the M-605 for the computer interface. The computer and so f tware remain the same. While we acknowledge that thjs can ano js bein~ done, we at Universa l are not in a position to instruct as to the ex a c t wiring requirements of a spec i fic computer. Thjs hook-up shou ld be attempted only by qualified individuals . A general block diagram follows :

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This pu blication is designed to disseminate intormation on the tu ning of Time Division Multi plex, Fr equency Division Multiplex, ~i t Inversion, Very Nar row Shift a nd other adva nced RTTY modes. It will be published approximate l y once every one or two months. Thjs publication is being dis tributed solely to sel ect custom e rs of Univers al Shortwa ve who have purchased advan ce d RTTY equipment ( M-605, M-600 0) from Universa l Shor twave Radio . All information wil l be gleaned from the r eaders o f this newsletter. It is imperative that all readers send in their tuning tip s and loggings. I am esp ec ially in t eres ted i n logging s that verify existing entries. Pleas e send any TOM, FDM , ASCII, BI, VNS or unusual RTTY l oggings or information to: Fred Osterman Universal Shortwave 1280 Aida Drive Reynolds burg, OH 43068 The RTTY LISTENER (formerly FDM/VNS NEWSLETTER) is under a Copyright~ to Universal Shortwave Radio Research . Any dupl ica t ion, or distribution is strictly prohibi t ed . I ssue s 001 through 003 were cumulative in nature. only new information.

NEW

NEWSLETTER

Later issues con ta in

NAME

In order to better serve Universal Shortwave customers we are expanding the scope of our new slet ter. Issues l through 6 were strictly geared toward s FDM reception. Th ese issues were designed to assist Unive rsal customers using the Info-Tech M- 605 . Recent product development s have neces si tat ed th e expansion o f this newslet ter . We will continue to cover Frequency Division Multipl ex and Ve r y Narrow S hift communications. Effec ti ve with issue 07 we will also cover Bit Inversion, ASCII, unusual Baudot RTTY and Time Division Multiplex . The basic aim of the n ewsletter remains the same: 1.

To insure Uni versal customers gain a maximum und ers tanding of their communication s equipment.

2.

To disseminat e information regarding tuning t echniques and equipment.

3.

To circulate accurate and c urrent information regarding available fre quenc ies and schedules.

THE Date:

NEW

January

R.TTY

1, 1986

NEWSLETTER

LISTENER.

I ssue Number:

07

Page:

2

FORMAT

Because o f the inc r e asing numbe r of loggings coming into th e Newsletter I have created a database for the loggings. The new format can be seen on the last page of this issue. The f j.el.ds are def i ned as follows: LW or SW . After the SW loggings will come the 13/>NJ satellite loggings. The standard satellite abbre viat i ons will be used. FREG1.El'.CY Indi c ates frequ e ncy i n KHz . and channel number or (channel A/B f or TOM). l"O)E FOMb: Fre quency Division Multiplex Mode b (16 channel) FDMd: Frequency Div i sion Multipl ex Mode d (SO channel) VNSg: Very Narrow Shift. TDM2: Time Division Multiplex 2 Channel Format TDM4: Time Division Multiplex 4 Ch a nne l Format RTTY: Baudot RTTY TARQ: ARQTOR TFEC: FECTOR ASCI: ASCII CW: Morse Code GMT/CALL/SERVICE/CITY/COLNTRY/REMARKS (Self Explanatory) First I ssue the logging appeared in. IS CQ\JTRIB Contributor's initials. Please note that there is room for up to three contributor's initials per each logging This allows us to credit the original contributor plus the next two "verifying" contributors . Will you be one of the first three make the logging? The RTTY LISTENER depends on YOU for its material. Please contribute your origina l or verifying loggings. This issue's list i ncludes several new "TDM'' l og g ings and some older FDM loggings. Al l the past FDM logg i ngs will eventually be merged i nto this new list. Besides FDM, TOM, and VNS; I will al so accept unusual or ra re 8audot (regular) RTTY loggings.

NEW

PRODUCT:

INFO-TECH

M-6000

Info-Tech has announc e d a powerful new Multi-Mode RTTY d e modu l ator call ed the M-6000. The M-6000 continues the Info - Tech tradition of offering the most sophisticated and state - o f -the-art communications products for commercial, governmental and serious communications users. Universal was involved in product development and manual pr e paration. The M-6000 offers a host of exciting new features and operat i n g modes. A comp l e t e review o f this product wi l l a p p e ar in a f uture is s ue of this new sle tter . A comparison chart for c urrent Info-Tech models can be found on page S. The M-6000 is the first uni t to off e r th e r e cept i o n of Time Divis i on Multiplex (Moore) .

THE Date:

TDM

January

R.TTY

l, 1986

TIME

LISTENER.

Issue Number:

DIVISION

07

Page:

3

MULTIPLEX

The M-6000 is capable of recP. iving Time Oivision Multiplexed signals based on CCIR recommend ation 342. These signals use the seven bit synchronous error-detecting Moore Code which functio ns similarly to t o code used for Sitor tr ansmissions . TOH operation uses a full duplex system which interleaves 2 or 4 separate RTTY aata channels on a single ca rri er. This mode provides for ARQ (Automatic ReQuest) error correc tion. While a ch ann el is sending data at one end of the link, the cor respond ing "receiving" channel is transmitting contro l information, indicati ng whether the data was received correctly or if errors were detected. Since the system is full duplex, these signals are transmitted on separat e frequencies. TOM frequencies are always paired. Stations utilizing TOM will typically keep both transmitters running fulltime, running sync puls es in the absence of traffic. This keeps the datalink in "sync" and also "maintains" the freq u ency . It is important to note, therefore that when monitoring TDM frequencies is is possible to be correctly tun ed and phased and still obtain n o print. It is not uncommon to copy a TOM frequency for hours without traffic, and then to have telex messages start abruptly. A channel may switch back and forth from receiving to sending or from idling to sending. Al so on a 2 channel TDM signal, one, both or n ei ther channel may be sending text at any given time. Like most other "utility" stations ••. the circuit is used on an as-needed bases.

TDM

FOR.MATS

There are two TDM formats: 2 channel and 4 channel. TDM2 has two channels referred to as A and B. TDM2 may be sent at 86. 96 or 100 baud. Any shift may be used. The TDM2 I hove encountered hos been at 96 baud and shifted at either 425 or 850 Hz. I have found bo th channels A and 8 to be used. Four chann e l TOM (TDM4). TDM4 channels are referred to as A, B1 C or 0 . TDH4 rates arc 172, 192 and 200 baud. I have not yet encountered TDM4 transmissions.

TDM

USERS

Who uses TDM? This remains a largely unanswered question since TOM receive equipment was not readily available until the development of the Info-Tech M-6000. Your editor has found several TOM stations in a sho rt period of time. In a few hours of listening I have found TOM is use by the French military, Cuban diplomatic, East European diplom atic and Vatican City users! No doubt many other services wil l be discovered by M-6000 owners. Please send me your TOM loggings to be included in the RTTY LISTENER. We will publish your loggings anonymously if you wish.

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THE Date:

TUNJ:NG

January

RTTY

1, 1986

LISTENER

Issue Number:

07

Page:

4

TDM

I am happy to report that tuning TOM is 100 times (at least!) easier to tune than HF FDM! I spent over ten hours tuning my M-605 before getting readable copy from my first FDM station. I was reading TOM within 20 minutes. However, there are some tricks to tuning TOM. First let's review the required controls on the M-6000. To get into the TOM mode you must press the key on the M-6000. You must press it 3 times to get TDM2 on the status line. Next find a TOM station. 11109.0 or 11111.1 is a good bet in the day. Try 5098.7 or 5160.l at night. TOM sounds like fast RTTY . Keep in mind that a TOM s i gnal always sounds the same ••• whether they are transmitting text or idling!

n

As always ••• tune the Mark first. As usual press (9) to select the correct shift. Now (just for fun) press the key. You should get a BAUD 8=100 reading. This is a strong clue that you are indeed on a 96 Baud TDM2 station. There are very very few 100 Baud RTTY stations that are not TDM2! Keep this trick in mind as you evaluate poten tial TOM frequencies. Next press the button to attempt automatic synchronization. If the LED does not light you must next try manual snychronization. Press . If the DATA LED is ON and the DATA ERl~OR LED is totally OFF you are synchronized. If not press again. Repeat this procedure up to seven times trying to get the DATA LED totally ON and the DATA ERROR LED totally OFF. Pause about 3 seconds between each press of the to give the M-6000 time to snyc. When the DATA LED is totally on and the DATA ERROR LED ts totally OFF you are in sync. (By the way don't worry too much about the TUNE ERROR LED. You always want to keep that as dim as possible, but some flickering is acceptable on TDM as well as other modes). If . you are getting repeating characters (or random characters) you are not it sync. You should be getting readable text or a fixed cursor. If you are getting a fixed cursor try the other TDM2 channel. Press one·e · to move to chan-nel 8. Press it again to move to back to A. If nothing is happening, yet all indicators are correct, the station is simply not passing traffic at this time! This is perhaps the biggest "challenge" to TOM! The signal 11 sounds 11 the same whether they transmit text or just idle . Furthermore •• • it is common for TDM stations to send only sync. pulses for hours on end. They only 11 talk" when they need to. You may think it is rather foolish to keep transmitters online for hours when no traffic is being passed. There are two reasons why TOM stations do this: l. It keeps their frequency occupied. No one will come along and "steal" it. 2 . It keeps their equipment synchronized. In the next RTTY LISTENER I will explain more about TDM synchronization.

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THE Date:

January

INFO-TECH

R TTY

LISTENER Issue Number:

1, 1986

MODEL

COMPARISON

07

M-6000

I YES !YES !YES !YES !YES !YES lYES !YES l YES !YES l !YES lYES !YES lYES IYES lYES !YES lYES

M-600A YES YES NO YES YES YES NO YES 1 NO lNO I

I

lYES INO !NO !NO INO !NO !YES lNO

!YES lYES

lNO !NO

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Microprocessor Control l ed Switch Capacitor Filters lYES Unshift-on-Spacc, Multiple Scroll Inhibit !YES Automatic Threshold Control, Status Line, Speed ReadoutlYES User Programmable Initialization Format !YES User Programmable Video Formats (4) !YES Remote Terminal/Computer Control !YES Automatic Gain Control ! YES On Screen Bar-Graph Tuning Indication ! YES Scope Output RTTY lYES Scope Output RTTY & Morse jYES Three Built-In User Selectable Teletype Alphabets !YES 110/220 VAC 50/60 Hz Selectable lYES Tuning Error LED lYES Data LED lYES Data Error LED !YES Parity Select on ASCII Receive (ODD, EVN, none) !YES Built-In Diagnostics !YES

lNO lYES !YES lNO lYES !NO lNO !NO lYES INO !NO lNO !NO l NO lNO INO IYES

Specifications Subject to Change.

I

' IYES lNO !NO INO lNO INO 1 NO NO NO NO

l

lYES !YES lYES !NO !YES !YES !YES !NO l YES lYES lYES lNO

~A=D=D~I~T~I~O~N~A~L=--F=-=E~A~T~U~R~E~S~:=----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ l

5-120 WPM Available as Option Full 1800 characters 8 rates

M- 200F !YES lYES !NO NO YES NO NO NO NO ,NO

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Footnotes:

5

CHART

RECEPTION MODES: Morse Code (CW) 5-60 WPM. RTTY Baudot Standard Speeds 45,50,57,75,100 baud RTTY Baudot Non-Standard Speeds 37-251 baud RTTY Baudot Bit - Inverted RTTY ASCII Low Speed Standard 75, 110 baud RTTY ASCII Hi Speed Standard 150,300,600,1200 baud RTTY ASCII Hi Speed Non-Standard 1050,1800 baud TOR (aka SITOR, SPECTOR, AMTOR, ARQTOR, FECTOR) TDM Time Division Multiplex (Moore) 2ch 86,96,100 baud TDM Time Division Multiplex (Moore) 4ch 172,192,200 " RECEPTION SHIFTS: Standard Baudot Shifts 170,425,850 Hz & Variable Extended Baudot Shifts 85,1200 Hz Microprocessor Controlled Shifts Automatic Shift Selection Automatic Shift Display Automatic Tuning Standard ASCII Hi Speed Shift (BEL) Extended ASCII Hi Speed Shifts: 103A, 1030, 202 CCITT v.21 O&A,CCITT v.23 Mode 1 & 2 Low Tone & Hi Tone Set Capability Morse Code Dual Tones 750 & 1000 Hz. RS-232, MIL188, Loop Driver at 7 baud rates ASCII 8th Bit Select Switch (Serial only) Digital Auto-Start Output Parallel (Centronics) Printer Port Screen Print (Retro- Print) User Programmable Sel-Cals/String Search

Page:

YES NO NO NO NO NO

I

Variable No Mil 188

NO NO NO NO YES NO NO NO YES NO NO YES . NO NO NO NO NO

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T HE R T T Y LISTENER Edited Bv: Fred Osterman Copyright 1986 GMT

CALL

SERVICE CITY

COUNTRY

Date: Mon Jan 6 1986

REMARKS

15 CONTRIB.

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48.2 VNSg 2115.4 4 FOMb 2115.4 9 FDMb 2287.3 4 FOMb 2605. 3 9 FDMb 2605.3 15 FOf1b 2840.9 1 FDMb 4039.3 4 FOMb 4043.3 7 FOMb 4046.9 9 FOMb 4242.3 9 FOMb 4251. 3 9 FOMb 4290.4 9 FDMb 4319.6 1 FOMb 4446.4 4 FDMb 4446.4 7 FOMb 4446 .4 9 FOMb 5051.9 B TDM2 5098.7 BTOM2 5160.1 ATOM2 5160.1 BTDM2 5916.3 9 FOMb 6993.3 1 FOMb 6993.3 2 FOMb 6993.3 3 FOMb 7435.2 RTTY 7493.6 3 FOMb 7493.6 9 FOMb 7510.3 9 FOMb 7785.3 9 FOMb 7994 .3 3 FDMb 8010.3 1 FOMb 8032.3 1 FOMb 8032.3 2 FOMb 8032.3 3 FOMb 8579.3 9 FOMb 9215 .3 1 FOMb 9492.3 1 FOMb 9492.3 2 FOMb 10492 .4 B TOM2 10906.3 9 FDMb 11027 .5 RTTY 11109 .2 ATOM2 11109.2 B TDM2 11484 .9 1 FOMb 12498.4 TARQ 13844.6 S TOM2 13928.6 ATOH2 13928.6 B TDM2 16071.3 9 FOMb 16: 3561.0 FOMb 16: 4765.0 FOMb 01: SCPC FOHd

50/G/N 75/85/N 50/85/N 75/85/N 50/85nl 75/85/N 50/85/N 45/85/N 50/85/N 75/85/N 75/85/N 75/85/N 50/85/N 50/85/N 75/85/N 75/85/N 50/85/N 96/850 96/850 96/425 96/425 75/85/N 50/85/N 75/85/R 75/85/N 50/425/N 75/85/N 75/85/N 50/85/N 50/85/N 75/85/N 75/85/N 50/85/N 75/85/R 75/85/N 75/85/N 50/85/N 50/85/N 75/85/N 96/850 75/85/N 50/425/R 96/850 96/850 50/85/N ARQTOR 96/425 96/85 96/85 50/85/N 50/85/R 50/85/R . . 50/75 BAUD ~

0600 0305 0500 0700 2200-2300 1027 0400 0400 0900 0300 0500 1020 0640 1220 0900 1220 0100 0150 2329 2358 0800 0400 0400 0400 0149 1230 1230 0100 1600 0030 0015 1523 0400 0400 0000 0100 1500 1515 0006 1900 2211 0300 2000-2030 0015 1916 2002 2200 2210 2100

AP/UPI AP/UPI AP/UPI AP/UPI AP/UPI AP/UPl UPI AP/UPI AP/UPI AP/UPI AP/UPI AP/UPI AP/UPI AP/UPI AP/UPI AP/UPI 'RFTJ' FN

RUZU

NLX

DAKAR HAVANA HAVANA

AP/UPI AP/UPI AV WX !JX SOVIET MOLODEZHNAYA AP/UPI AP/UPI AP/UPI AP/UPI USN AP/UPI AP/UPl AV UX

wx AP/UPI AP/UP! AP/UPI

wx 'RFTJ' FN AP/UPI 9RL310 AIR FN FN AP/UPI C60K -SHIPFN

DAKAR KINSHASA PARIS PARIS "BRAZ IL GLORY II

AP/UP! WEATHER (TELSTAR 303) (TELSTAR 303) AP UPI (WESTAR 3)

UNCODED TFC RL PRESS 01 Ol PRESS 01 RL PRESS 01 RL PRESS 01 RL PRESS 01 RL PRESS 01 RL PRESS 01 RL PRESS 01 RL PRESS 01 Rl PRESS 01 RL PRESS 01 RL PRESS 01 RL PRESS 01 RL PRESS 01 RL PRESS 01 RL PRESS 01 FO RL MET£0 TFC 07 FO SENEGAL "DE DAKAR 11 07 FO CUBA TLX TFC USA 07 FO CUBA OPR MSGS 07 FO PRESS 01 Rl PRESS 01 FO RL WEATHER 01 FO RL LIA/US IJX 01 FO RL ANTARCTICA RY/TFC VLV 07 FO PRESS 01 RL 01 RL PRESS 01 FO Rl PRESS PRESS 01 RL PUERTO RICO FOX TEST 01 RL PRESS 01 RL PRESS 01 FO RL WEATHER 01 FO RL UA/US WX 01 FO RL PRESS 01 RL PRESS 01 RL PRESS 01 RL AV WEATHER 01 Rl 07 FO SENEGAL TFC PRESS 01 RL ZAIRE mHRE 07 FO ZAIRE FR Mil TFC 07 RW FRANCE FRANCE HEAVY TFC 07 FO PRESS 01 RL **(BAHAM JAN) TFC 07 FO TFC · 07 FO ARGENTINA (?) ARGT. METEO 07 FO ARGENTINA (?) ARGT. METEO 07 FO PRESS 01 Rl {SATELLITE) 06 FO PRESS HAWAII 06 FO (SA TELLI TE l (SATELLITE) 50 SERVICES 05 FO

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J[ Date:

February 1, 1986

Issue Number:

08

Page:

1

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This publi ca t ion is designed to disseminate inf ormat ion on the tun ing of Time Division Mu ltiplex, Frequency Division Multipl ex, Bit I nversion, Very Narrow Shift and o th er ad vance d RTTY modes. It will be published approximately once eve r y one or two months. This publica tion is being distributed solely t o se lect customers of Universal Sh ort wa ve who ha ve pur c hased advanced RTTY e qu ipment (M-605, M- 6000) fr om Universal Shortwave Radi o. All information will be gleaned from the readers of this n e ws letter. It is imperative that all readers send in their tuning tip s and loggings . I am es pecially interested in loggings that verify existing e ntries. Please send any TDM, FDM, ASCII, BI, VNS or unusual RTTY loggings or information to: Fred Os t erman Universal Sho rtwave 1280 Aida Drive Reynoldsburg , OH 43068 The RTTY LISTENER (forme rly FDM/VNS NEWSLETTER) is und er a Copyrighte to Universal Shortwave Radio Research. Any duplication, or distribution is s trictly prohibited . Issues 0 0 1 through 003 were cumul ative in nature. only new information.

NEW

RTTY

SERVICE

FOUND

ON

Later iss ues contain

GALAXY

1

Per a tip from a c ustomer, I found a new RTTY service on the Galaxy 1 sa tellite . It is transmitting in regular 75 baud Baudot ! To copy th is service simply connect the un fi l tered video output of your satellite receiver directly into the aud~~ inpu t of your M-600 (o r M-200 or M-6000 ). Set your demodulator to 75 baud Baudot , 170 Hz shif t. Tune in t ran sponder 03 on Galaxy 1 (WGN). Tune to 7754 .4 kHz on you r shortwave receiver. The 75 baud RTTY signal will be weak, but will provide 1007. copy if carefull y tuned (even on a 6 foot dish). The service you will be copyin g is called "UPDATE". It is a nice blend of news, sports and we ather. It can a l so be found at 7769.5, 7799.0, and 7813.0 kHz. I have not deierm i n e d if these are simply parallel frequencies or slightl y different services . You will qui c kl y note that this service utilizes a 32 cha racter l ine . This s u ggests to me thnt this is n "feed" to cable companies. It is probably either fed directly out to subscribe rs in th is format or perhaps converted to vidtcx for VBI transmission. Try for it!

THE Date:

R.TTY LISTENER.

February 1, 1986

Issue Number:

08

Pai;te:

2

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NEW

EDITION

OF

••HIDDEN

SIGNALS 99

As a r eader of this newsl e tter, you are aware that many interesting f orms of RTTY con be fou n d the geo s yn chronous 4 GHz. sate llite s. Whether you presently own a "dish" or not, you will find " The H id den Signals on Satellite TV " an interesting and educational book. When this book was first published it was the first comprehensive treat ment of the new frontier of non - video transmi ss ion s from domes tic communications - -- - -satelli t es. The new and expand e d Second Edition has just reached our shelves. Price: $1 9.95 (+1.50 shipping) . I recomme nd this 234 page book.

EAST

GERMAN

EMBASSY

IN

HAVANA

Per a tip fro m listener Dr. Da vid Batc h o, we have noted some very int e r esting transmi ssions eminating from Y7L36 the East German Embassy in Havana , Cuba. The transmissions are beamed to Mexico Ci ty. Watch 17369.8 kHz at 1500 GMT . They will transmit lengthy East Germon press reviews at 100 baud Baudot (that ' s right ... 100 baud (132 wpm!]). The shift is 425 or less. They will quickly shift to SO baud (Baudot) to send 5 letter diplomatic codes . Then the y abruptly switch to (a pprox.) 150 baud at about 1545 GMT! Thi s appears to be encrypted at this speed. Let's keep an eye o n this most interesting frequency !

600

BAUD

TRAFFIC

ON

HF

Encrypted traffic measured at 600 Baud (850 Hz.) has been noted on 13646.0, 14880.0, 122 10.0 kHz.

TDM

FR.OM

ANTARCTICA

Dr. Bat cho has reported a most inter esti n g TDM l ogging . He reports h eavy Engli s h traf fic from the three Australian Antarctic bases to Australia. The thr ee key Australian bases are Maws on, Davis and Casey. We ar e not s ur e wh ic h of the three bases the actu al TOM transmission is coming from. Wat c h 11433 . 0 at 0600 GMT. TDM2/A/96/42 5 .

77

UR.Y

72

JKL

I have noted an unusual RY-FOX test on 01/26/86 0429 GMT 7439.2 75/850/N:

RR 72 JKL DE 77 LRY Zl\R 1111 111 TEST Tl-£ QUICK BROli.N FOX JLWS

OV£R Tl-£ LAZY DOG 12345l)7890 RYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYRYR INT ZBZ INT ZBZ Can anyone identify this one?

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THE Date:

R.TTY LISTENER.

February l, 1986

Issue Number:

08

Page :

3

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CONTRIBUTORS The RTTY LISTENER depends strictly on loggings and information submitted by its readers. Unless spe cified otherwise, I will show the contributor's initials next to the logging and also indicate the listener's name and state in the list of contributors along with equipment used if known. If you would like any of this information deleted regarding your loggings please spe cify this to me. I will eliminate equipment, state or even name. On the opposite side of the scale if you would like more informa tion published regarding yourself please let me know. I would be glad to include your full name, address, and phone number in the Newsletter so othe r readers can contact you.

The following have contributed to the RTTY LISTENER: 08

Dr. David 8atcho

NM

BC

Bill Grant

MA

RL

Richard Loy

OH

KL

Klause Meyer

MO

FO

Fred Osterman-Editor OH

EV

Ed Viadock

PA

ow

David Wilson

CT

RW

Richard Wilson

WV

Rcvr: RTTY: Rcvr: RTTY: Rcvr: RTTY: Rcvr: RTTY: Rcvr: RTTY: Rcvr: RTTY : Rcvr : RTTY: Rcvr: RTTY:

M6000 M600A, M605 R70, R7l M600, M605 NRD515 M6000 NRD515, NRD525 M600, M6000, M605, M610 NRD93, NRD515, R71 M6000, M605 M600, M6000 NRD515, NRD515, R7l M600, M600A, M6000, M605, M610

LOGGINGS This months loggings consists of two li sts. The first list is all TOM logggings from this issue and issue 07 . The second list is all the RTTY loggings from this issue and issue 07 . I will still try to incorporate all loggings to-date in an upcoming issue. This will be quite a large list!

INFO-TECH Technical

M-6000

in~ormation

the new M- 6000 is included in this i ssue.

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T HE R T T Y L I S T E NE R Edited By: Fred Oster11an Copyright 1986 GMT

SERVICE CITY

CALL

Date: Mon Feb 3 1986

COUNTRY

REMARKS

IS CONTRIB.

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5051. 9 509B.7 509B.7 5160.1 5160.1 5424.2 5424.2 5878.4 6770 .1 6900.2 6900.2 6935.2 7824.0 7892.4 10492.4 11109 .2 11109 .2 11433. 0 13649.8 13654.8 13844.6 13928.6 13926.6 19203.0

B TOM2 96/B50 ATOM2 96/B50 B TDM2 96/B50 ATOM2 96/425 B TOt12 96/425 ATDM2 9b/ 425 B TOM2 96/425 ATDM2 96/850 B TOt12 96/425 ATDM2 96/850 B TOM2 96/850 ATDM2 96/850 B TOM2 96/425 ATot12 96/850 B Tot12 96/850 ATOl12 96/850 B TOt12 96/850 ATDM2 96/425 ATOM2 96/425 AT01'12 96/425 B TOM2 96/425 ATDM2 96/85 B TOl'l2 96/85 ATDM2 96/650

0100 0055 0150 2329 2358 0220 0225 2255 1320 0406

DAKAR DAKAR HAVANA !BAUTA) HAVANA (BAUTA)

SENEGAL SENEGAL CUBA CUBA

PARIS HAVANA DAKAR DAKAR

FRANCE CUBA SENEGAL SENEGAL

DAKAR PARIS PARIS

SENEGAL FRANCE FRANCE ANTARCTICA

0445 1 RFTJ 1 0006 0300 2000-2030 0600 1720 1700 2002 2200 2210 1900

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RFTJ 1 FN 1 RFTJ 1 FN CLN21 CLN21 1

FN

FN FN

FN ARGENTINA ARGENTINA

METEO TFC 11 DE DAKAR" 11 DE DAKAR 11 TLX TFC USA OPR MSGS METEO TFC METEO TFC FF PRESS TLX TFC 11 0E OAKAR 11 TFC LANG TFC RYS NO rn. SPANISH TFC TFC FR MIL TFC HEAVY TFC EE TFC AUST. EE/FF TFC 11 DE RFQP' TFC (?l ARGT. METEO (?) ARGT. HETEO EE TFC

T HE R T T Y L I S T E NE R Edited By: Fred Oster1an Copyright 1986 GMT

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07 FO OB RIJ 07 FO 07 FO RIJ KM 07 FO 08 RIJ 08 RIJ OB RIJ 08 KM 08 FO 08 EV 08 EV 08 OB 08 EV 07 fO 07 RW 07 FO 08 DB 08 RW 08 RIJ 07 FO 07 FO 07 FO 06 OB

Date: Mon Feb 3 1986

REMARKS

IS CONTRIB .

====================================================================================================================== SU 7435.2 SW 7520.0 SIJ 9280.4 SW 11027 .5 SW 14560.2 SW 15897.7 SIJ 17370.D SW 23415.1 G1 03: 7755.4 Gl 03: 7769.5 Gt 03: 7799.0 Gt 03: 7813.0

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