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- From: Marc Kaufman <kaufman%shasta.stanford.edu@sdcsvax.ucsd.edu>
- Date: Fri, 10 Apr 87 19:12:04 PST
- Subject: KISS for TNC-1 -- here it is
-
- Here is the source code, followed by the S-records, for KISS on the TNC-1.
- I assume Bdale will maintain the source for retrieval (if not, let me know).
-
- It is intended to be loaded by the TNCBUG loader, previously distributed.
- I am using Phil Karn's AX25 code on my system, with KISS as the interface,
- for testing. I would appreciate receiving any reports of problems.
-
- Marc Kaufman, WB6ECE (kaufman@Shasta.stanford.edu)
-
- From bellcore!kaufman@shasta.stanford.edu Mon May 4 10:55:08 1987
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- From: Marc Kaufman <kaufman@shasta.stanford.edu>
- Subject: ROM version of TNC1 KISS
- To: winfree!bdale@flash.bellcore.com
- Status: R
-
-
- <please let me know if this works... if so, I will forward source>
- <I am checking to see if I can send you the Assembler>
- Documentation + S-records for ROM version of TNC1 KISS:
-
- * Refer to Phil Karn's description of KISS for details
- *
- * The following frame types (Host to TNC) are supported:
- *
- * 0 Data - data frame to HDLC channel
- * 1 TXDelay - 0 <= TXDelay <= 255 (* 10 ms.)
- * 2 Peristence - 255 -> transmit now
- * 3 SlotTime - 0 <= SlotTime <= 255 (* 10 ms.)
- * 4 TXTail - 0 <= TXTail <= 255 (* 10 ms.)
- * 5 HDX/FDX - 0 = HDX, 1 = FDX
- * 6 Speed - 0 < Speed <= 24 (slow TNC)
- * - 128+0 < Speed <= 128+48 (fast TNC)
- *
- * The Speed parameter sets the HDLC baud rate to (Speed*300) baud.
- * The high order bit (128), if set, indicates that the TNC1 is
- * running with a 2x clock. Maximum baud rates are 7200 for the slow
- * TNC, and 14400 for the fast TNC.
-
- * The following frame types (TNC to Host) are supported:
- *
- * 0 Data - data frame from HDLC channel
-
- * NOVRAM use:
- *
- * 8 bytes of data (terminal speed and KISS parameters) are kept in
- * the NOVRAM, in bytes 55-62. This should not conflict with use of
- * the NOVRAM by WA8DED code, or most other code. Standard switch
- * conventions apply:
- *
- * SW 1 - ON = Restore NOVRAM from default settings
- * and determine terminal speed
- *
- * - OFF = Use NOVRAM settings for everything
- *
- * SW 2 - Bank select (Hardware function)
- *
- * To initially set terminal speed.. connect a terminal to the TNC and
- * reset the TNC (either by power up or turning SW 3 ON then OFF) with
- * SW 1 OFF. Now type a Carriage Return at the desired baud rate.
- * You should get an OK prompt back. At this time, you should turn SW 1 ON.
- *
- * Setting changes are automatically updated in the NOVRAM, and the last
- * set will be used on the next power up.
- *
- *........ S-Records follow .......
-
-