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TNC for 1200 and 9600 Baud (options up to 102k4 available on request). Covers all needs for Packet Radio communications, like 1k2 and 9k6 via Digipeater, APRS, PR via satellite, highspeed PR etc.
The RS-232 and USB interface are accessible at the same time. A front-panel selector allows the choice of 10 different, freely programmable setups (USB, RS-232 datarate, Radio datarate, modulation voltage, Firmware, TX-Delay etc). Internal Flash memory allows easy software upgrades by the enduser. Comes without cables, please select required cables from the list below.
Multimode-TNC for Packet Radio and APRS, USB connection to PC
One Packet Radio TNC for all modes like 300Bd AFSK, Robust Packet Radio (RPR) for shortwave, 1200Bd AFSK and 9600/19200 FSK (G3RUH). First TNC to use a DSP as modem processor, resulting in a much larger captive range of AF frequencies (e.g. ±400Hz at 300Bd AFSK, the usual modems only have a few hertz range). This allows reception of larger groups with slightly differing frequencies. Supports KISS and Hostmode. Includes position tracker for APRS: transmits position data in APRS format. A computer is not required, the GPS receiver is connected directly to the Tracker. Control output for transceiver for low power consumption.
The Tracker is connected to the PC with an optically isolated USB cable, thus alleviating all problems with ground loops. The device itself is shielded against HF radiation and does not produce noise. During APRS sleep mode only 15mA power consumption, shortly before the next transmission the Tracker wakes up, turns on the transceiver, checks the transmission channel and transmits the APRS data set when the frequency is not in use.
The firmware can be updated over the USB line, firmware updates are free. Size 88 x 22 x 102mm, power consumption 70mA at 13,8V.
5 pin DIN connector for AF on most TNCs
For Notebooks without serial port but USB, provides virtual COM port, driver CD included.
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