[aprssig] KISS mode definition request

[Curt, WE7U]

On Mon, 1 May 2006, John Mc Hugh wrote:

> Stephen H. Smith wrote:
>
> > A conventional TNC is a combination of a radio-oriented modem and a
> > command interpreter in firmware.  When packet radio was born in the
> > late '70s/early '80s, most users were using dumb ASCII terminals (not
> > computers).   The interpreter would process commands hand-typed from a
> > keyboard to set the call sign, digipeater path, set monitor modes,
> > beacon intervals, beacon message contents etc.
>
> > >and much more
>
>
> Stephen,
>
> Thanks for the info on the KISS mode very clear and concise.

Yes.  Please consider adding some/all of that to the Wiki!  I'd
suggest making a separate KISS Wiki page to do it justice and moving
the current KISS stuff from the Protocol page to there.

I'll volunteer to make the new page/move the current info if you'll
add info and chop up the stuff I wrote into something readable (or
just delete altogether, I'm not proud!).

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