Difference between revisions of "PR430"
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The ''' | The '''PR430''' is a small device integrating a [[TNC]] and a 70cm 6W-transceiver optimized for [[packet radio]] (1200 Bd. AFSK & 9600 Bd. FSK) use. It is connected to the host system through an [[RS232]] interface using the common 9-pin sub-D connector. It is running enhanced [[6pack]] as the line protocol. <br> The PR430 can also be used as a FM-TRX and as [[POCSAG]]-TX. It was developped by the German company SR-Systems. | ||
== Linux support == | == Linux support == |
Revision as of 00:40, 9 May 2006
The PR430 is a small device integrating a TNC and a 70cm 6W-transceiver optimized for packet radio (1200 Bd. AFSK & 9600 Bd. FSK) use. It is connected to the host system through an RS232 interface using the common 9-pin sub-D connector. It is running enhanced 6pack as the line protocol.
The PR430 can also be used as a FM-TRX and as POCSAG-TX. It was developped by the German company SR-Systems.
Linux support
Currently Linux does not support enhanced 6pack, therefor special drivers patches are needed. The patch is available at http://www.linux-mips.org/pub/linux/mips/people/ralf/pr430. The enhanced 6PACK driver is configured via sysfs. To configure the (first) device to a receive frequency of 438.350MHz with a shift of -7.6MHz use the following commands:
echo 438350000 > /sys/class/net/sp0/tnc/qrg
echo -7600000 > /sys/class/net/sp0/tnc/shift
The FM-Tranceiver and POCSAG transmitter modes are currently not supported.