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>The guys at Kenwood have no idea about standards. But we already knew
>that... when the pins are not wired in totally nonstandard ways (when it
>is a male plug it should be wired like a DTE guys!
Exactly what standard are you referring to?
The RS-232C standard did not even specify the 25 pin D connector and
thus did not mention anything about the connector sex for DTE/DCE, it
only specifies the operation of various circuits. This may have
changed with newer revisions of the standard, but I very much doubt
that in practice much has changed.
In practice "RS-232 compatible" means that the device has communicated
with at least one other device declared as RS-232 compatible :-). Very
few devices implement the RS-232 standard to the letter. This remark
is not intended as a defence for Kenwood, but only tells about the
practice in industry.
Paul OH3LWR
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Date: Sat, 12 Feb 2000 19:15:13 GMT
From: Bob Sayers <bob.sayers@zetnet.co.uk>
Subject: Problem with D700A - am I missing something?
The message <saajvfb8fo837@corp.supernews.com>
from "Steve Sampson" <ssampson@usa-site.net> contains these words:
> Not only that, but the Japanese drive on the wrong side of the road...
> Rob Janssen wrote
> >
> > The guys at Kenwood have no idea about standards. But we already knew
> > that...
Don't say that I've been doing it wrong all these years?
Bob, G8IYK
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Date: Sun, 13 Feb 2000 01:35:52 GMT
From: Houle.Jean-Marie@enter-net.com (Jean-Marie Houle)
Subject: Program called "Multi-Mode?"
In article <38A055B6.6345E1A5@bright.net>, "Adam T. Cately"
<atcately@bright.net> wrote:
>A friend of mine (yes, I have friends) is looking for a program he
>thinks is called "Multi-Mode", for use with multiple digital modes on
>packet, and/or PSK, and/or Pactor, etc...Anyone know what or where this
>is? Thanks for reading! - Adam -
Have a look at:
http://www.blackcatsystems.com/software/multimode.html
ve2aey
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Date: Sat, 12 Feb 2000 23:43:14 GMT
From: gm4plm@emn.org.uk (Simon Lewis GM4PLM)
Subject: TNC Kit Info??
Some years ago I built a 1200 bd TNC from a kit - called a TNC2-DL. (a
German design purchased from the UK - MAXPAK group) I have a need for
another TNC for 9K6 and would like to build another TNC. Does anyone
know if such a PCB still exists??
Any info please.
73 Simon GM4PLM
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Date: Sat, 12 Feb 2000 19:08:23 -0600
From: "Steve Sampson" <ssampson@usa-site.net>
Subject: TNC Kit Info??
I think PacComm in the U.S. still sells adapter boards for the TNC-2
which plugs in to the modem header. They would be assembled though.
If this is for home use, you might look into Linux with a sound card.
Simon Lewis GM4PLM <gm4plm@emn.org.uk> wrote in message
news:38a5efc3.264263091@news.freenetname.co.uk...
> Some years ago I built a 1200 bd TNC from a kit - called a TNC2-DL. (a
> German design purchased from the UK - MAXPAK group) I have a need for
> another TNC for 9K6 and would like to build another TNC. Does anyone
> know if such a PCB still exists??
>.
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