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Ham Radio And T The W Win inlink 2000 Dig igit ital Communications System WL2K During Emergencies Ham Radio operators will ill be doin ing More of th their ir communications Using Ham Radio Digital Modes. That M Means


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Ham Radio

And T The W Win inlink 2000 Dig igit ital Communications System

WL2K

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During Emergencies

Ham Radio operators will ill be doin ing More of th their ir communications Using Ham Radio “Digital Modes”.

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That M Means

We will ill send & rece ceive messages With computers connected to Ham Radio’s Wit ith a special in inte terface That functions lik like a modem. .

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Currently

Win inlink 2000 -Is Is th the Dig igital Ham Radio system used by a majo jority of th the Counties in in The Sta tate te of Oregon. .

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Who Wil ill We Communicate Wit ith

We co could send and rece ceive Dig igital Communications betw tween C.A .A.R .R.S .S. And Sta takes th throughout th the Region

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Who E Els lse?

We co could send and rece ceive Dig igit ital Communications betw tween C.A .A.R .R.S .S. And City, County, and State EOC’s

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Who E Els lse?

We co could send and rece ceive Dig igit ital Communications betw tween C.A .A.R .R.S .S. And Church Headquarters

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To perform th this is ta task we wil ill use

“AirMail” and/or “RMS - Express” Software This Software is is free to to Ham Radio Operators and lo looks lik like regular email il, , and ca can als lso in interact with ith regular Email il.

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Peer To Peer Message’s

“AirMail” and/or “RMS - Express” Software Can als lso be used to to send messages dir irectly betw tween sta tations with ithout goin ing th through th the WL2K system. . T This is is very easy to to do and should als lso be pract cticed by Ham Radio Operators who are in in communications range of each oth ther.

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AirMail Message Screen

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RMS-Express Message Screen

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In In essence what we wil ill do is is

“E-Mail via Amateur Radio”

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In In Cla latsop County

We are in incr creasing th the number of tr trained Ham Radio Operators th that are able le to provide Dig igital Communications durin ing Emergencies.

At t Lo Locati tions Su Such As: s: The he Cla latsop Cou

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Providence Se Seaside Hos

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tal Can annon Bea each Fir Fire As wel ell l as as oth

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locati tions

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Dig igit ital Communications Are:

1) 1) Muc uch fas aste ter to to sen end an and rec eceive mes essag ages es compared to to voic ice communicati tions. 2) 2) Abl ble to to ge get to to the e rec ecip ipie ient t with no no er errors. 3) 3) Capable le of f be being sent nt to multi ultiple le recip ipients when n going th thru ru Winl nlin ink. 4) 4) Abl ble to to ac accept t att attachments s suc uch as as imag ages es when en it is a a cri riti tical l ne need ed. 5) 5) Ver ery quic quick an and ea easy y to to lea earn rn. 6) 6) Abl ble to to have the e mes essag ages es typ yped up up by y the e orig rigin inator, an and t then en han anded

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ff to to a a Ham am R Rad adio io Oper erator s so it can an be be sen ent off ff to to its des estin inatio ion. 7) 7) Eas asy to to dup upli licate e if f a a pap aper copy of f the e mes essag age e ge gets lost. .

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When conventional communications have been disrupted or overloaded by an incident. Ham Radio may be needed to step in and fill the void for critical needs.

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Unfortunately, in today’s World, we cannot predict the frequency, size, nature or location of our disaster areas!

We Must Prepare NOW!

Local? Regional? Global?

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Winlink 2000 is a very dependable, Emergency Communications System that bridges any distance around the World.

Radio Radio

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Winlink is very easy to use

  • It looks like e-mail and uses familiar software like Outlook
  • You have an address book and a spell-checker
  • The software allows multiple recipients (to:, cc:)
  • You can send and receive multiple attachment
  • It is a very easy system to learn
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What Can We Provide With Amateur Radio?

  • We can Provide digital communications with between the

following (EOC's, hospitals, shelters, the Bishops Storehouse and Regional Stakes)

  • We can Provide Voice communications with those same

entities.

  • We can Report health and welfare information for those in
  • ur Stakes, Ward, and communities.
  • “Formal,” Structured written emergency traffic.
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Brief O Overview o

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How The Win inlink System Works

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…do Hams do that?

How ?

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CMS Halifax CMS San Diego CMS Perth

Redundant Common Message Servers – 5 Servers Worldwide (Share the load but any ONE can run the ENTIRE system) - callsign@winlink.org

Internet

Existing Packet Ham Radio Networks

Conventional Email Users & Agencies Radio Message Servers (RMS)

RMS HF Gateway = HF RMS Packet Gateway = VHF

Users Running Airmail & Winmor Links: HF Radio VHF/UHF Radio D-Star data radio WiFi, Telnet, Web

This Is How: The WL2K System Works

Upper Level CMS-sites Mid Level RMS-sites User Level Upper Level CMS-sites Radio Access

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User Level

Users = Ham Radio Operators At The User-Level of the Winlink System Ham Radio Operators are Running AirMail and/or Winmor Software Over Ham Radio Equipment To Send and Receive Messages for Served Agencies.

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Clatsop County Ham Radio Operators at Camp Rilea Sending Messages Over WinLink Using AirMail

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RMS-Sites

RMS = Radio Message Servers At The Mid-Level of the Winlink System These are gateways that Ham Radio Operators connect to, and then His or Her message is routed automatically on to one of the 5 World Wide CMS Sites. This Can be done with VHF, UHF, or HF

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VHF/UHF-Radio RMS Sites

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VHF/UHF Radio RMS Site Near Bishops Storehouse

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KD7IBA-10 RMS-Site With Satellite Internet And it has backup Emergency Power WA7VE-10 RMS-Site Land Based Internet. It is one block away from Providence

  • Hospital. If its Internet fails, This

RMS-site automatically becomes a Digi-Peater which means everyone can start connecting to KD7IBA-10 thru WA7VE-10

Providence Seaside Service Area VHF RMS-Sites

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HF-Radio RMS Sites

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HF-Radio RMS Sites

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HF-Radio RMS Sites

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HF-Radio RMS Sites

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VHF/UHF-Radio RMS Sites

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HF-Radio RMS Sites

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CMS-Sites

CMS = Common Message Servers This is The Upper-Level of the Winlink System

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CMS CMS CMS CMS CMS

Halifax, Nova Scotia Perth, Australia San Diego, CA Washington DC Wien, Austria (Vienna)

Worldwide Winlink CMS-Sites

CMS=Common Message Server

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New Addition for WL2K

WINMOR… Is Now Here

WINMOR = WINlink Message Over Radio

WINMOR is a new sound card based message protocol intended to be a Lower cost alternative to Pactor for HF access to the WL2K system:

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What’s Needed to Use the System

Computer with Airmail software

To Access an RMS Packet Gateway (Local) To Access an RMS HF Gateway (Worldwide)

VHF/UHF Radio Computer with RMS Express or Airmail software HF Radio Packet TNC (KPC-3+, TNC-X, etc or Radio with integrated TNC) TNC with – Pactor 1,2 or 3

  • r WINMOR Virtual TNC

like a SignaLink USB

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There is no substitute for

Practice

We must use our Radio Equipment

This will insure that: we know how to use the equipment This will insure that: our equipment is ready and working This will insure that: we know how to interact with the agencies we serve, weather it be the Red Cross, Hospital, Police station, a County EOC or Stakes around the region.

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Traditional Packet using AirMail

You can also do Traditional Packet Radio with the AirMail Software. Last week using AirMail for Traditional Packet Radio I posted messages on the International Space Station for some of my Ham Radio Friends in Clatsop County.

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AirMail and Telnet for Practice

I have put together a list of Instructions so people can start now using AirMail with Telnet (over the Internet). Then you will be able to send and receive message with the WL2K system without a TNC for now. This is a great way to practice so that during an Emergency you will be able to help out using this Ham Radio Communications Tool. After you get a TNC, you can do this with your Ham Radio Equipment.

The Instructions that I put together include the following 1) Downloading and Installing the AirMail Software 2) The Setup Process for AirMail 3) Configuring AirMail for Telnet 4) Creating your Address Book 5) Sending your first AirMail Message

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