[aprssig] AEA PK-88 as APRS home station?
Josh Freeman cpe.jfreeman at gmail.comTue Sep 13 17:17:28 UTC 2005
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Hello all, I've inherited an old AEA PK-88 Packet Controller that I'd like to make into a home APRS station, and possibly a WIDE1-1 digi. I didn't get a manual with the unit, so I don't really know much about it other than how to power it on and watch incoming packets. If anyone has experience using the PK-88, perhaps you could help me with a couple of things. 1. Does the PK-88 support KISS mode in any way? If so, how do I make it do that? If not, is there a way I can transmit through it using an APRS program using its standard terminal interface? This might be obvious if I had a command reference for the thing, but I don't, and I don't really want to pay $20 for a reproduced manual for something that may not even have the capability I'm looking for. 2. I would not expect the PK-88 to have any built-in APRS features, given its age. Is there replacement firmware available? I have no idea what "TNC2 compatible" means, or whether the PK-88 is. Thanks, Josh KI4ITI
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