In article <4984@eastapps.East.Sun.COM> kerskine@Sun.COM (Keith Erskine - Sun Technical Marketing - Boston) writes:
>I bought a PK-88 a few months ago and am now ready to use it,
>but I seem to have misplaced the manual. Can anyone tell me
>the pinouts on the 8 pin tx/rc connector?
1 Ground Brown
2 Mic Audio White
3 Push-To-Talk Red
8 Receive Audio Green
7 Squelch Input Black (optional)
Using the provided cable, follow the colors above to match up with the
manual, when you find it.
By the way, I am reasonably computer literate, network literate and
radio literate and I wouldn't attempt to do much with this TNC without
the book. It's worth getting another copy from AEA, since the TNC is
loaded with commands and features.
-edg
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Ed Greenberg, WB2GOH/6
San Jose, CA
edg@netcom.COM
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Date: 17 Mar 91 02:39:05 GMT
From: ogicse!unicorn!n9041169@ucsd.edu
Subject: portable packet
To: packet-radio@ucsd.edu
I do not own a packet
although I am thinking about buying one soon, one thing you might try though is purchasing one of the new breed of "notebook" size pc laptops. Most I have
seen come with serial and parallel ports, vga lcd, screen and a fair amount
of memory, and a 1.44mb 3.5in disk - all for between 1800-3600$. Zeos, Austin
and a few others all make IBM compatible machines with 80286 12-16hz processors
for about 2000 dolloars. Take a look in the March Computer Shopper for a run-
down on most the latest of these notebook sized machines weighing generally