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I didn't remember seeing a V8 until I just check Byon's website.? The version in V8 is VERY clear! I guess I am just old school, but I prefer the old style schematics with lines crossing and showing

The ones you sent were clear.I was referring to the ones in the manual being fuzzy. Robert Giuliano KB8RCO

Scott, I see what you mean about the schematic being furry in V7.2. I don't think that V 8.0 is substantially different, I have not explored the differences. Byon or Rob will probably

Both were very clear for me, thank you very much, much better. Now if you can find the User Manual for the TinyTrak4 built hardware. Version 7.2, it's very blurry in the current pdf. Scott V.

Rob, Was the MTT4B copy (.pdf) that I sent earlier still fuzzy? It looks clear from this side. I will try to find a clear "Built" version TT4 too. Allen AF6OF [email protected]> wrote:

I agree the MTT4B manual scematic is very difficult to read.? The TT4 kit schematic in its manual is quite clear, but the built version is a bit fuzzy.?? Although I found it readable.? Would be

This is a clean copy of the schematic for the Kit version of the TT4 attached. (The .pdf is the whole manual) 73, Allen AF6OF

Here is a clean MTT4BT schematic. 73, Allen AF6OF wrote:

Is there anywhere to get a clear copy of circuit diagrams for TT4 and MTT4BT? The PDFs are super blurry.... Thanks Scott V.

TeleTemp can adjust between 0 and 255 to adjust.? I think default is 128. Robert Giuliano KB8RCO

The one I have in my box, I think, is a previous module from the GPS5OEM from Byonics.I think I bought it back with a TT3 (prePlus) days. For other projects I personally like the uBlox models.? I

Hi guys, I've got a couple TT4s here and was wondering what is the best way to calibrate the temp sensor that's inside. One of the consistently reads 96 degrees and the other seem to be about 20

SUCCESS. The HC -06 works perfectly even without any resistors... Just thought I'd give it a try since I had it right here on hand, and it seems to work great. Very cool, and much cheaper then I had

Thank you very much for getting back to me.... I was digging through my electronics and I just happened to have an HC 06 on hand ... Not sure what the difference in the hc-05 and hc-06 are...but it is

When buying the HC-05 module, read the instructions.? Some are 5V tolerant on the input (RX) pin.? The TX pin will toggle the Atmega chip just fine.? Look for those that say 'for Arduino' (another

The JP7 settings are only for 1 of the ports (don't remember which).I think it is secondary port: PORTB.Yes, using Jumpers, you can switych between the 2 types. If you are using an RS232 GPS, you

Byon has sold out on all of his current stock of the TT4BT device, but I talked ( well, emailed) with him today and he is looking at production options.? In my design of the MTT4BT transceivers, we

Scott, You can email them, they are usually really good about answering in a timely manner. I am interested in the TT4BT as well so post up an update if you find out any news...Please. 73, Danny NF4J

I don't have the kit version of the tt4 but I read there's still a way to make it ttl output by cutting the 2 traces on the bottom and jumper the 2 right pins on jp7a and B to make it TTL ..... So

The pot I was using on the display adapter went extinct. Since the displays I used always needed the pot set to the ground extreme, I have been building the last batch with a jumper to ground instead