Hi all,
Tarquin Mills wrote:
>Is 9.6Kbps still the top speed for packet radio?
Not sure, but
Much buffering is done in the TNC, so terminal side and radio side data rates
can differ extremely.
Radio side rates were and seem to still be:
300bps HF
1200/2400bpsVHF/UHF
High s
> Tarquin Mills wrote:
> Motorola has kept its "promise" the ColdFire CPUs are 68K CPUs and they
> become even better with every subsequent version of their core. Sure you
> need a library for some commands not supported (yet) but the v.5 core will
> support everything the 68060 did and be a l
On Mon, 03 May 2004 18:22:47 +0100, Tarquin Mills
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Steve Hall wrote:
Hi Davide,
I used to connect to my AEA PK88 packet controller using a standard QL
running QTPI.
A standard RS232 connection and a terminal (emulator) is all that is
required; data rate requirements are
Steve Hall wrote:
> Hi Davide,
>
> I used to connect to my AEA PK88 packet controller using a standard QL
> running QTPI.
>
> A standard RS232 connection and a terminal (emulator) is all that is
> required; data rate requirements are rather low.
Is 9.6Kbps still the top speed for packet radio?
Hi Davide,
I used to connect to my AEA PK88 packet controller using a standard QL running
QTPI.
A standard RS232 connection and a terminal (emulator) is all that is required;
data rate requirements are rather low.
I'm not up to speed with current configurations but this worked well (QL RF a
bit
the QL
but he would need the AX.25 protocol software. Perhaps this gives enough
hints to
find some sources on the web.
Jon.
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Retrieved from my stuck POP3 from Davide Santachiara:
Sorry for the patchy editing.
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DS:
Gentlemen,
A QL user here in Italy asked me whether it could be possible to connect
a QL to a TNC modem for "packet radio" applications (I completely ignore
wh
Gentlemen,
A QL user here in Italy asked me whether it could be possible to connect a QL to a TNC
modem for "packet radio" applications (I completely ignore what packet radio is). A
TNC modem should have a very simply serial interface. As reference I had this web
page: http://www.paccomm.com/
