[aprssig] UI-View, Tiny2 TNC and collisions!
John Langtry, VE3NEC ve3nec at sympatico.caWed Sep 26 01:05:25 UTC 2007
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Greetings Michael, It's really refreshing to find someone concerned with collisions; particularly where Level 2 (unconnected) frames are concerned. Anyway, a place to start is to see if the hardware is really seeing the channel busy status; granted the LED is indicating that ... but next step is to check pin 19 (DCD A) of the UART /SIO chip is changing state with the LED as you vary the squelch control. This pin should go from about 0 volts DC to 5 volts as measured with a logic probe or VOM. If it is, it's possible (but unlikely) that the SIO chip is defective. Or more probably that the KISS code itself is not checking the DCD line. If it's not changing state at the SIO, check out the path between the front panel LED and the SIO chip. My schematic is not handy, but as I recall, there is an option (JPD) which selects whether you want to have the channel busy follow the the modem chip, an external lead from the radio, or the optional digital carrier squelch circuit. The latter will be apparent as there will be a little daughter board underneath the 3105 chip. Hope this helps, and please let me know if I can be of further help. vy 73 de John VE3NEC
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