[aprssig] "Best" packet decoder solution
Tim N9PUZ tim.n9puz at gmail.comWed Dec 29 19:32:46 UTC 2010
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I have two KPC-3+ TNCs that are in unattended locations but they are stand-alone, no KISS mode operation. From everything I've read regarding this issue I would opt for a hardware solution instead of trying to take the TNC in and out of KISS mode. It sounds like a timer circuit and a relay of FET that would just turn off the TNC for a few seconds once a day would keep things moving along with little fuss. 73, Tim N9PUZ On 12/29/2010 11:48 AM, Lynn W. Deffenbaugh (Mr) wrote: > Someone recently suggested that possibly just dropping the KPC-3+ out of > KISS and back in might recover from or prevent this delay. However, > given the difficulty in even seeing that the delay is happening, this > would be a very difficult thing to prove and I'd hate to rely on such a > recovery on some remote installation. Cycling power on the KPC-3+ has > been shown to reliably break it out of whatever confused state it gets > itself into. > > Lynn (D) - KJ4ERJ - Relaying my memory of what I've read
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