56KB R.F. Modem Support disk Revision 2.1  3/23/88

The following should assist you in using the 56K modem
beta test disk. The files on the disk are as follows:

MSK2764.OBJ  The Binary image of the 27C64 Eprom on the
		   encoder board. This was read using a "Sunshine"
		   Programmer using the upp512 program on a P.C.
		   The contents of this eprom is 
		   Copyrighted (1986,87,88) by Dale Heatherington.
		   A copyright notice is in the EPROM, please
		   affix an external tag to any ROMS and backup 
		   copies you  may make for your personal use 
		   for example:

		   MSKSTATE 2.1
		   Copyright 1988 Dale Heatherington

		   Non-commercial use is OK.
		   We recommend that the part meet at least a
		   250 ns speed spec. The actual requirement
		   is 280 ns, so don't push it.


kiss56.obj	  Dale's modified version of Mike's (K3MC) code
		  with a modifed buffer scheme to make it work on
		  the R.F. side at 56KB. This code (and the P.C we
		  connected it to) still locks up above 38.4 KB on the
		  Async side of the TNC-2 (clone).

kiss56.mac	 source for kiss56.obj

kiss56.hex	 Hex image of kiss56.obj

tncterm.pas  Source for a test program by Dale. It drives the
			 serial port on the P.C. at 19.2KB to test the
			 modem.  It was written is Turbo Pascal

			 It has several command keys to make it go:

			 Control N sends 24 lines of test to demo the 
                         key-up	 speed.

			 Control K sends a screen full of test to show
			just how fast the modem is (actually the modem
			is faster, since the KISS connection is 19.2KB).

                         Anything else typed just goes out the PC async
                         port.  Incoming data is displayed on the screen.

comlib.pas               Must be present to compile TNCTERM.  It is
                         a modified version of the comlib that comes
                         with turbo Pascal.


tncterm.com	     object file for testing the modem.

enc		     Transmit encoder board parts list.

dec		     Receive Decoder board parts list

rf		     RF Circuit board parts list.
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