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April 16th 07, 12:34 PM
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Advice on choosing TNC
On 2007-04-12, Glenn wrote:
A TNC can be operated from a dumb terminal through an RS232 port. You can use any terminal program with your computer--I've used Windows HyperTerminal. You tend to need to keep the TNC command line book handy when using a terminal program. Software specific to TNCs (e.g., HostMaster) make operating the TNC more user friendly. Hi Glenn, well thats the main reason why i was looking for a tnc - i could run it with any os, and a rs232 prt. the tnc i managed to pickup (pk232) comes with manuals so it should make things easier for me! thanks bernard |
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