I keep a variety of resources on my laptop computer for my work as a contract radio engineer.  This page contains files that I use to organize information about the equipment at my client stations.

     Most of my clients control their transmitters with a Sine Systems RFC-1 or RFC-1/B.  I use a Microsoft Spreadsheet File to store the programming for those units.  It is an enhanced electronic version of the programming worksheets found at the back of the RFC software manual.  The file has columns for recording the current programming of a unit and the changes that you are making to the programming, as well as a column where you can record comments about the functions programmed.  The zipped file also contains a readme.txt file explaining how I use the Excel file.  It is designed for software versions 5.07 and later but can easily be used for versions back to 4.04 as explained in the readme file.  I have revised the file (01-Mar-2006) to set all fields to text format.  This has allowed me to set the addresses to four digits with leading zeros just as they are entered while programming.  I have corrected the file (04-Nov-2007) to show the correct address for location 0584.

     I like to document my punch blocks in these Microsoft Excel 97 Spreadsheet Files.  I use a separate sheet within the file for each block, but one overall file for a single facility.  That way I can quickly move between, say, the blocks on the ends of a trunk cable.

     I haven't yet established a downloads page, but you can now download VRCWin and the VRCWin manual from here, as the software is no longer available elsewhere online.