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TNC-Pi User Guide -16- 6/25/2017
The number in blue above matches the port number from the axports file above.
The number in red is an IP address. It’s required here even though you aren’t using
the IP protocol on it.
Note: If you are using the IP protocol on your TNC-Pi your address should
conform to the local convention for IP routing. The address in that
case will almost certainly start with 44.
You can monitor packets on this channel by entering:
sudo axlisten – a
You can connect to another station for keyboard to keyboard QSO’s as follows:
axcall 1 hiscall
where
hiscall
is the call station of the station to which you want to connect.
There seems to be a bug in the axcall routine. The first time you use it after calling
kissattach, it will take significantly longer for the Pi to send a valid connect string to
the TNC than it does in subsequent attempts. You may have to wait 10
– 15
seconds. Further attempts occur instantaneously. You can abort this first try by
issuing a
Ctrl-C
and then issuing the
axcall
command again. It will then connect
immediately.
Support
If you have any questions about your TNC-Pi or are having hardware issues with it,
please contact John Hansen, W2FS at
john@coastalchip.com
. Software issues,
particularly with regard to the Linux version of BPQ are best addressed to the
author, John Wiseman, G8BPQ.
Additional information can be found on the TNC-Pi website:
http://tnc-
x.com/TNCPi.htm
The configuration programs
setparams
and
getparams
are available here:
www.tnc-x.com/pitnc.zip