And of course I didn't see my mistake until seconds after hitting send.. The settings to enable flow control are STAT 88N1E - sorry about that.
On Mon, Jul 10, 2023 at 7:02 AM Brian Brindle <bbrin...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hey Jesse - congrats on getting the model T! They make great packet > stations for sure. The issue you are describing sounds like a flow control > one. Depending on what TNC you are using you should be able to activate > XON/XOFF. On my old Timewave I think the command is XFLOW ON. > > Then just ensure that you have flow control enabled in TERM with STAT > 88N1D (For 9600 bps) and you should be good to go. > > Great to see other amateurs on the list and I know you are going to love > the M100 as a tool. My club used them and the LOGBA program for field day > this year and it worked out fantastic. Can't beat that screen and battery > life. > > 73 - DE KW4KB > > Brian > > > On Sun, Jul 9, 2023 at 6:20 PM Jesse Bertier <berti...@gmail.com> wrote: > >> First time getting my hands on a model T. I am attempting to connect to >> a TNC at 9600 baud. I have both matched for 8,N,1 and 9600 baud. TNC >> works with other PCs. I’m using TELCOM and set the parameters correctly. >> What happens at 9600 baud is the text coming into the m100 is garbled >> mostly and on occasion some valid words come across. When I set both to >> 300 baud, works perfectly. It seems to be problematic if there’s a solid >> block of text coming in, like a string of 20-30 words for example. >> >> Before I dig into the problem with the service manual and get out the >> scope, does anyone know if these are supposed to work well at 9600 or up to >> 19,200 ? Or, does the buffer or machine get overloaded at higher rates? >> Is TELCOM the issue? >> >> Sent from my iPhone > >
