Additional Handbook materials available here are presented in PDF format. Adobe Acrobat 3.x or higher is required to view them.
Download hbk2000.exe (1,590,497 bytes) then run it and follow the installation instructions.
Unfortunately, some errors showed up in the schematic, Fig 22.84, for "A Computer-Controlled Two-Radio Switchbox" on page 22.48 and 22.49 of the year 2000 ARRL Handbook. The corrected schematic may be downloaded (208,617 bytes) in Adobe Acrobat format.
Additional and corrected Template Packages are available for download.
As mentioned on page 30.28, the following information can be downloaded for reference.
| ch30.pdf (34,431 bytes, Adobe PDF file) | Tables Referred to in Chapter 30 30.1 - ITA2 (Baudot) and AMTOR Codes 30.2 - Baudot Signaling Rates and Speeds 30.3 - The ASCII Coded Character Set 30.4 - Conversion from ASCII to Morse and Baudot 30.5 - Code Conversion, ITA1 through 4 (Notes 1 and 2) 30.6 - Data Interface Connections 30.7 - EIA-449 37-Pin Connector Assignments 30.8 - EIA-449 9-Pin Connector Assignments 30.9 - RTTY Control Sequences (from CCITT Recommendation S.4) 30.10 - ISO 3593 Pin Allocations for V.35 Interfaces |
| pubserv.pdf (63,600 bytes, Adobe PDF file) | Tables Referring to Operating and Public Service 30.11 - EME Software 30.12 - Principles of Emergency Communication 30.13 - Operating Aids for Public Service 30.14 - ARES Personal Checklist 30.15 - ARES/RACES 30.16 - The Interaction Between the EOC/NCS and the Command Post(s) in a Local Emergency 30.17 - Organization and Interaction of ARES and NTS 30.18 - Typical Station Deployment for Local ARES Net Coverage in an Emergency 30.19 - Typical Structure of an HF Network for Emergency Communication |
If none of these solutions helped you install your ARRL software, contact the Electronic Publications Branch.