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Free Virtual AR 5700D 5.1.2

Have a look at FAST Signal Hunting with the AR 5700D

Download Version 5.3.0 with special support for AR 5700D
and the Database Addon 1.2.0

RTL SDR3D SpectrumNew MarkersVersion 5.0

 

VisualRadio Database and VisualRadio BASIC is Ready
 

VisualRadio Flash Version 5.0

 
Flash at work

 

 

VisualRadio - Sophisticated Software for AOR Receivers AR-2300, AR-5001, AR-6000,  AR-DV1 and soon to come the AR-5700

NEW: Flash 4.4.3 with End-to-End Encryption , Terminal 2.3.1 And
CRYPTOR 1.05 Secure Communications

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5 Clients

VisualRadio with 5 Clients:

  • 3x VisualRadio Client on the left

  • 1x Hyperterminal with the encrypted data on the right

  • 1x VisualRadio Terminal with the decrypted data on the right (in the background)

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Why VisualRadio?

Visual Radio is a suite of tools designed to make your daily work easier. It currently consists of

VisualRadio Flash for remote control of the newer AOR receivers such as AR 2300D, AR 5001D, AR 5700D, and AR 6000D. Since these devices can output the spectra of a selectable frequency range with variable resolution, they are particularly suitable for the rapid detection of signals at moderate costs.

VisualRadio Database / VisualRadio Basic for remote control of other commercial receivers, creation of own programs by the customer and database handling.

VisualRadio Cryptor for tap-proof encryption of chats according to AES standards

 

The new VisualRadio suite provides a Communications Intelligence gathering system, combining the functionality and flexibility of software based equipment to solve the technical needs of the professional community. This allows the rapidly changing solutions – available commercially Off-The-Shelf – to be provided within a customized system, ensuring that the supplied solution is technically advanced.

At the heart of the system is VisualRadio Flash, a programmable software interface for the newer AOR receivers. It receives commands from any source and transmits the results back via TCP/IP. Most of the time the receivers will be busy with the transmission of spectra and numerical values of frequency and level of triggered signals for further processing.

Because of the protocol used it is easy to integrate VR Flash as the source of signals of interest (SOI). Maximum span is currently 10 MHz with the AOR AR 2300, AR 5001, AR 5700 and AR 6000. The AR DV1 and AR DV10 do not provide a signal stream(i.e. spectrum) but may be used for demodulation of various types of (including digital) modulation

 

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