Digipan is a popular software among amateur radio enthusiasts, specializing in digital modes, particularly PSK31 and PSK63.

DigiPan means "Digital Panoramic Tuning".

www.digipan.net

Decodes reception and transmission of the BPSK31, PSK31 and PSK63 signals in a simple way. It shows a panoramic display of the frequency spectrum. It uses the computer sound card. 

Frequencies : 

• 7030
• 14070
• 18100
• 21070
• 28070

Ease of Use

 Digipan is known for its simple and intuitive user interface, making it accessible even for beginners in digital modes.

Supported Modes

 It primarily focuses on PSK31 and PSK63, two of the most popular digital modes in amateur radio.

Graphical Interface

 Offers a graphical representation of communications, allowing users to see frequencies and signals in a clear and organized manner.

Multiple Signal Decoding

 One of the distinctive features of Digipan is its ability to decode multiple signals simultaneously, allowing users to monitor several conversations.

Integrated Logbook

 Includes a logbook to track contacts and communications.

Customization

 Allows users to customize various settings, such as filters and the appearance of the interface.

Compatibility

 Works with most standard amateur radio hardware and software configurations, making it a versatile option.

System Requirements

 Generally requires a Windows operating system and can run on relatively dated hardware, making it accessible to a wide range of users.

Community and Support

 There is an active community of Digipan users who share tips, settings, and support.

Cost: Digipan is available for free, making it a popular choice for amateur radio operators interested in digital modes.