Re: [Hamlib-developer] Info for Kenwood ts-440 & tmd-700

[Stephane F. <f4...@fr...>]

Hi Brett!

On Mon, Mar 04, 2002, Brett Schwarz wrote:
> Hi
>  I have devolped code for controling many radios by my repeater controller.
> 
> Radios tested are:
> Alinco DX-77, Kenwood TS-440 ( and others ), Kenwood TMD-700(A/E), Tait
> T20xx radios in CTMM & ICOM CI-V, both 4 & 5 byte frequency data.

Do you still have access to all these radios? Because Hamlib has protocol
implemented for almost all these rigs, but still lacks testing.
Note: I've never heard of Tait T20xx radios. Are they transceivers?

> All the code is written in C for the 68HC11 single chip micro and also for
> the PIC16F84 & 805x chips.

Too bad the memory constraints are too restrictive to let Hamlib run on
these shrinked microcontrollers.

> Something I have worked on is a single chip "universal" interafce that has
> RS-232 to the PC with ASCII based commands translated to the appropriate
> radio.

What kind of functions does your universal interface support?
Is there any the Hamlib API does no cover?

(Idea poping into my mind)... Are you interrested in developping a Hamlib
backend for your single chip universal interface ?

> If any of this is usefull let me know.
> Live long and prosper.

"Que ta barbe pousse toujours plus longue".

Thanks for the proposed help.
Stephane F8CFE