[nos-bbs] Latest System Diagram - 3 modems on a single radio

[Maiko Langelaar (Personal)]

But then Mark threw this comment into the picture :

   The audio tones are all in different domains or frequencies and so 
outgoing AF is fine.

Interesting actually, just wondering though if the combined audio would 
still be a bit
too messy for all the data to actually make it out intact ? So note 
quite finished with
all of this ...

Yeah, I very well remember the 6pack stuff, even used it for a brief period.

Maiko

On 4/10/24 10:33, Gustavo Ponza wrote:
>
> In the previous era we used the 6pack eprom to solve this problems... 
> then, also the linux kernel introduced the 6pack drive into the
> hamradio section.
>
> Practically it is fully compatible with the kiss standard mode but has
> the capability to mute itself (stop the PTT) if it senses the receiving
> channel busy.
>
> 73 and ciao, gustavo i0ojj/ir0aab/ir0eq
> non multa, sed multum
>
> On 4/10/24 16:58, Maiko Langelaar (Personal) wrote:
>> Another 'flaw' to this 'design' as a fellow ham put it recently :
>>
>>    Shouldn't the PTT from one modem raise DCD on the others to avoid 
>> collisions?
>>
>> Yes it should, I had thought to do all of that on the software side, 
>> but being all
>> the interfaces are KISS based, that is totally useless. So I need to 
>> figure out a
>> way to do this. I should reiterate this is mostly a monitor system, 
>> which rarely
>> transmits, but still ...
>>
>> Maiko / VE4KLM
>>
>> On 4/9/24 08:25, Maiko Langelaar (Personal) wrote:
>>> If this interests anyone :
>>>
>>> https://www.langelaar.net/jnos2/live/TeensyMultiPSKNinoit3.jpg
>>>
>>> NinoTNC A4 board, MultiPSK soundcard software, and Teensy Kit
>>>
>>> Maiko / VE4KLM
>>>
>>>
>>
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