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== See also == ===Related technical references=== * [[Asynchronous serial communication]] * [[Modem]] * [[Teleprinter]] * [[Telex]] * [[Text messaging]] * [[Types of radio emissions]] * [[Universal asynchronous receiver/transmitter|UART]] ===Digital HF radio communications systems=== * [[ACARS]], used by commercial aviation – packet based * [[CLOVER2000]] developed by HAL company, USA, for Radio Amateur application * [[Hellschreiber]], a FAX-RTTY hybrid, very old system from the 1930s * [[MFSK]] including COQUELET, PICCOLO and [[Olivia MFSK]], also referred to generically as Polytone * [[MT63]], developed and used by Radio Amateurs and some government agencies * [[Navtex]], used for maritime weather reports, with FEC error control code using the [[SITOR]]-B system * [[PSK31]] and [[PSK63]] developed and used by Radio Amateurs * [[PACTOR]], a packet SITOR variant, developed by Radio Amateurs in [[Germany]] * [[AX.25]], the original digital [[packet radio]] standard developed by Amateurs * [[Automatic Packet Reporting System]], built on top of AX.25, used by Amateurs and Emergency services and which includes [[Global Positioning System|GPS]] Positioning * [[Q15X25]], a Radio Amateur created packet format (AX25), similar to the commercial X25 standard * [[Fast Simple QSO]] or FSQ, an HF mode developed by Radio Amateurs for us in NVIS and sunrise/sunset conditions. * [[SITOR]], (SImplex Teleprinting Over Radio) a commercial RTTY variant with error control (the Radio Amateur version is called [[AMTOR]]) * [[Sailmail]], a commercial HF mail system * [[WSJT (amateur radio software)|WSJT]], a computer program used for weak-signal radio communication between amateur radio operators
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