June 12, 2006 08:56
June 13, 2006 14:56
Hi
Check Multimode OS X version 5.6+ it can receive NAVTEX data
http://www.blackcatsystems.com/software/multimode.html
Cheers,
Manou
Check Multimode OS X version 5.6+ it can receive NAVTEX data
http://www.blackcatsystems.com/software/multimode.html
Cheers,
Manou
June 14, 2006 10:54
Or if you've got a PC-based RS232 Navtex aerial (like the Nasa PC Navtex receiver), then you'll need a generic serial terminal application.
I use goSerial from www.furrysoft.de
I use goSerial from www.furrysoft.de
August 24, 2006 13:08
ReeferJon Wrote:Or if you've got a PC-based RS232 Navtex aerial (like the Nasa PC Navtex receiver), then you'll need a generic serial terminal application.
I use goSerial from www.furrysoft.de
Thank you very much for the advice and the sources.
I come back on a three weeks cruise between French Riviera and Corsica and my S15-N NAVTEX receiver from SILVA (only 78 euros) works very well with goSerial ans a KEYSPAN adapter.
Michel
September 13, 2006 10:33
Try Cocoa Modem http://homepage.mac.com/chen/
This is a TNC if you are a Ham, but it's author Kok Chen has very kindly added Wefax and Navtex decoding. The wefax crashes from time to time but the navtex should be pretty stable. Please refer questions about it to me instead of to him as much as possible. He's been a great help in getting it working but Navtex is not the love of his life. You will need a sound input for your mac, so if you have an ibook lilke me you will need to buy something. I use the Griffin iMic.
This is a TNC if you are a Ham, but it's author Kok Chen has very kindly added Wefax and Navtex decoding. The wefax crashes from time to time but the navtex should be pretty stable. Please refer questions about it to me instead of to him as much as possible. He's been a great help in getting it working but Navtex is not the love of his life. You will need a sound input for your mac, so if you have an ibook lilke me you will need to buy something. I use the Griffin iMic.