Re: tnc2 eproms...

From: jeff (xsjhopuu.dsanjdp@roskapostia.tunk.net)
Date: Sat Dec 08 2001 - 06:57:13 EET

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    Gary,

    I think your right. Now I do seem to remeber that was the way it worked,
    downloading teh kiss code rather then the code being in eprom.

    I got kiss working by just downloading tnc2kiss.hex and burning it.
    Actually better this way since I only use it with Linux ax.25, on;t have
    to bother starting kiss. It just comes up as a kiss tnc.

    Thanks for the reply.

    Gary Kohtala wrote:
    >
    > Jeff,
    >
    > If I remember right, there was a binary kiss code that was sent to
    > the TNC from the computer, but not burned into eprom. That might be
    > the one you downloaded. I suggest contacting MFJ or anyone with an
    > old TNC2 with a later release of firmware with kiss in it. Be advised,
    > however, that there were problems with some versions of TNC2 firmware
    > in that the TNC would easily get knocked out of kissmode. I found that
    > to be the case in PacComm's Micropower-2 and Tiny-2, as well as the
    > MFJ-1270 and 1270B. I believe late releases of TNC2 firmware finally
    > fixed the problem and can be had from most of the TNC manufacturers
    > for a small fee.
    >
    > 73,
    >
    > Gary, W7NTF
    >
    > jeff wrote:
    > >
    > > I have an old tnc2 that I need to get kiss capability for. I go to
    > > ftp.tapr.org to tnc under software_lib and download tnc2v116.bin and
    > > burn it.
    > > It doesn't boot, I try 1.1.5 same thing. Then I notice looking in the
    > > data buffer that the files seem short. So, I download tnc2v113.bin, the
    > > version I have in eprom already and compare it to what I have on eprom
    > > and lo and behold, it is different.
    > > What I downloaded has code up to 0x2bff, about half what is in my eprom.
    > >
    > > So, how the hell do I get ALL of the eprom binaries????
    > >
    > > Also, I have an eprom marked 1.1.3 with kiss. It was one that I used
    > > with dos nos years ago. The way it worked is after power on you could
    > > either go to normal tnc2 v1.1.3 by entering 'h', for Howie code, or it
    > > could placed in kiss mode. The problem is I cannot remember how to get
    > > it into kiss mode. I can only get it into Howie code. Anybody remember
    > > this????
    > >
    > > Jeff, wd4nmq
    > > pri.ceimwcvuzb@kamiza.org
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