The utility is pre-compiled and available on this site under the heading TNC-96K Utility Software http://www.wvcarc.com/p/tnc-96k-resources.html Mat

Side note, the 12/96 jumper is for the mini 6 connector. Are you using the DB9 connector on the TNC? Mat

Each one is tested in stand alone mode and then I flash them with the Pi firmware. Do the yellow and red leds come on at any time? You can flash them back to the stand alone mode and plug them into a

Just a heads up for those thinking of getting a TNC-Pi9k6 TNC. The Teensy 3.6 controller has been out of stock for some time. The 3.2 probably won't be in stock until June. I have 19 - 3.6's left and

Easy fix. Re-flash your Teensy. Everything you need his here: http://www.wvcarc.com/p/tnc-96k-resources.html Slide JP4 and 3 over and you should be good to go. Mat

You can flash it while connected. Do the lights cycle when you power the TNC up? Send me a picture of top of the TNC. Mat

That did the trick. The only change in the documentation is what USB type to select, as Serial + Audio does not exist. Attached are compiled binary's if any wants it. This turns your TNC-Pi96 into a b

John, attached is the errors I am getting. Below is how I have Arduino configured. Mat

There are two baud rates you are dealing with when working with a TNC. The first is the connection speed from the computer to the TNC. The second is the connection rate between the TNC and remote host

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The Bluetooth adapter just sends the serial data to the client. I image there would be a way to send it via WIFI, however not sure Zigbee. ;) Mat

Labor day, while preparing for an upcoming event I was messing around with my TNC's. I started thinking if it would be possible to shrink the TNC down. Well this was the result of it. It was a lot of

I have done the following per the instructions provided in Teensy Projects: Copy boards.txt and platform.txt to hardware\teensy\avr in your Arduino IDE installation folder. Set Sketchbook location (Fi

The version for the Raspberry pi gets its power from the Pi. The stand alone version gets its power from the usb cable. Mat

Probably directed at me. :) Mat

TNC-Pi9k6 - Raspberry Pi Hat This TNC fits on top of a raspberry PI. It comes with two different Teensy's. (brains). If you are just using packet go with the 3.2. If you want to try Ardop (experimenta

I'm back in town and will see if I can do it this weekend. Mat

This might help if using usb. https://www.freva.com/2019/06/20/assign-fixed-usb-port-names-to-your-raspberry-pi/ Mat

I can see if I can find some time tomorrow to compile something for you. Mat

Yes.

Ok, happy to be wrong. Looks like an easy enough change. Mat