MMVARI

MMVARI is a digital mode software created by Makoto Mori (JE3HHT), a renowned Japanese amateur radio operator. The software is designed to allow users to transmit and receive various digital modes, including RTTY, PSK31, and Olivia, among others.

The MMVARI software is simple to use and features an intuitive user interface. It provides decoding and encoding capability for a wide range of digital modes, making it a versatile tool for both beginners and advanced users. The software can also be used in conjunction with other amateur radio software platforms, such as logging and contesting programs.

MMVARI was first introduced in 2000 and has since become an integral part of the amateur radio community, particularly in Japan. It has been praised for its stability and reliability, as well as its compatibility with a range of operating systems. Additionally, MMVARI is updated regularly to ensure it remains up-to-date with the latest digital technologies.

• Compatible Digital Modes:
• • RTTY (Baudot: 45.45/50, ASCII: 110/100)
  • ASCII (110/100)
  • PSK31 (BPSK: 31.25)
  • PSK63 (BPSK: 63.5)
  • MFSK16
  • Hellschreiber (Feld-Hell, FM HELL, Slow-Hell, Hell-Feld)
  • Throb (Throb-1: 1/0.5, Throb-2: 2/1, Throb-4: 4/2)
  • Feld-Hell
  • Olivia / Contestia (Olivia: 4-512/2, Contestia: 4/250)

MMVARI is a versatile and reliable digital mode software that provides amateur radio operators of all levels with an excellent tool for decoding and encoding various digital modes.