From: Nick Papadonis (rcio@tcworks.net)
Date: Wed May 23 2001 - 17:57:21 EEST
terhi.victor@logonet.com writes:
> I spent quite a long while working with Kenwood UK
> fighting for
> working KISS mode. I bought a Mk I D7E and TX didn't
Do they claim this does KISS?
> Beta 1 of the MkII rig arrived at my house for testing. I
> found
So you have worked with Kenwood's engineering team? That's a good
start. Many companies wouldn't even respond.
> So I tested it. Sure enough plaintext AX.25 connections
> worked
> in KISS mode but IP packets with certain
> characters/sequences
> in broke the TNC and locked it up. I complained that
Thats no good for TCP/IP stuff. Right?
> Summary: D7E can't and will never do KISS properly.
> During all my dealings with KW, I got a sneak preview of
> the D700 and they asked me to test KISS on that to
> stop the
> same thing happening. I can say that the D700 worked
> faultlessly in KISS mode.
Does this imply the TH-D7AG can't work with KISS properly? Will
Kenwood release documentation so a driver for their faulty protocol
can be written? Do you have engineering contacts at Kenwood?
I would like to purchase the TH-D7AG if I driver is or can be written
for Linux. It would seem that Linux would be a large target audience for
Kenwoods products.
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