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Subj: Re:Bringing a Kantronics KPC3P back to life
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Hello Guillermo!
Nice job! I went through the same problem a few months ago and I confirm all the steps you did.
Probably your KPC3p (like mine) was in KISS mode. Tera Term is a great tool to initialize the TNC after the cold reset.
I'm also happy to know that you are setting up packet radio in São Paulo.
Be welcome to the worldwide packet network!
(message intentionally written in English :))
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