Re: Teensy RPR TNC with BPQ32?
As promised, here is the pin-out for the Teensy TNC (SCS clone).
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73 de Chris ww2bsa
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Re: Teensy RPR TNC with BPQ32?
Hi Gary , I'm a big fan of HF Robust Packet. The Teensy TNCs are affordable. I'm horrible at making cables. Lol.
Go to HamMadeParts.com and contact Les WY0GTR@... He made 2 cables for me for the Teensy to my Icom IC-746 as well as my Kenwood TS-480HX. I sent him the pin outs for the Teensy courtesy of Robert, but I'll post it here later when I get home.
73 de Chris ww2bsa
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-------- Original message -------- From: "Gary - K7EK via groups.io" <gary.k7ek@...> Date: 11/8/24 3:01 PM (GMT-05:00) Subject: [bpq32] Teensy RPR TNC with BPQ32?
My two Teensy RPR TNC's have been shipped. I should have them well before the new year.
In preparation, I would like to construct or acquire a suitable cable to connect to the rear ACC
jack of my Kenwood TS-590SG.
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For those running a Teensy with BPQ32, did you have to construct? a cable to connect to your radio,
or is there a source of pre-made cables? The latter not being the case, is there a pin-out available to aid
in home-brewing a cable??
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Upon successful interfacing of a Teensy RPR TNC with my radio, I intend to open a BPQ32 port supporting
that mode.
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Thanks in advance.
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Best regards,
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Gary, K7EK
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Re: Link partners wanted¡
I am also looking for a link partner, to include sending/receiving messages thru BPQMAIL...you should be able to use? MAP KD6CLO-5 UDP 10093 B I'm just south of the Houston area near Galveston.?
Hi Jim,
Also I have reached out to you via PM here. When you get it or not let me know either way. Happy to accommodate.
You can email me at my mail on QRZ, if you have a path to me via packet or I think you've even logged in on HF over RF ports before. In Arkansas here.
73
N9SEO
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Mark I did have the incorrect settings for windows. I made the proper changes for Windows and it did the trick. Thank you, Tom N2UFM.
On Friday, November 8, 2024 at 05:21:48 PM EST, Steve G7TAJ via groups.io <g7taj.uk@...> wrote:
It's also unlikely to support ACKMODE unless there was a newer ROM than I've seen?
73 Steve?
Thank you for your reply Mark . I do believe the port is configured correctly. It just seems to me the program isn¡¯t looking for the TNC. Usually a program with report a port error but absolutely nothing is happening. ![Inline image]()
On Friday, November 8, 2024, 1:20 PM, Mark Taylor <mtaylor@...> wrote: A look at your port configuration would help.
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SC to email address that is not a callsign
I know i have done this before but my mind is blank¡.
i want to send a copy of a msg from the bbs to an email address using RMS ie Winlink.
but SC wants ?a call sign and not an email address RMS:¡ does not seem to work.
is there another way?
TIA 73 Jim KI0BK?
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It's also unlikely to support ACKMODE unless there was a newer ROM than I've seen?
73 Steve?
Thank you for your reply Mark . I do believe the port is configured correctly. It just seems to me the program isn¡¯t looking for the TNC. Usually a program with report a port error but absolutely nothing is happening.
On Friday, November 8, 2024, 1:20 PM, Mark Taylor <mtaylor@...> wrote: A look at your port configuration would help.
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Teensy RPR TNC with BPQ32?
My two Teensy RPR TNC's have been shipped. I should have them well before the new year.
In preparation, I would like to construct or acquire a suitable cable to connect to the rear ACC
jack of my Kenwood TS-590SG.
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For those running a Teensy with BPQ32, did you have to construct? a cable to connect to your radio,
or is there a source of pre-made cables? The latter not being the case, is there a pin-out available to aid
in home-brewing a cable??
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Upon successful interfacing of a Teensy RPR TNC with my radio, I intend to open a BPQ32 port supporting
that mode.
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Thanks in advance.
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Best regards,
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Gary, K7EK
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You said "Windows 7" but the config is for Linux. Swap the /dev/ttyACM0 for COM4 or whatever your port is.
Hi
I only ever run a PK232 with Windows but did find it preferred
9600 bauds? as it use to miss commands at 19200 bauds and loss
itself.
I suggest you double check it is in Kiss, watch for the double
flash on power up and try slower speed.
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73 de Keith G1GXB?
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From: Thomas Testa via groups.io
Sent: Friday, November 8, 2024 6:47 PM
Subject: Re: [bpq32] TNC issue
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Thank
you for your reply Mark . I do believe the port is configured correctly. It just
seems to me the program isn¡¯t looking for the TNC. Usually a program with report
a port error but absolutely nothing is happening.
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Friday, November 8, 2024, 1:20 PM, Mark Taylor <mtaylor@...>
wrote:
A look at your port configuration would help.
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Hi
I only ever run a PK232 with Windows but did find it preferred
9600 bauds? as it use to miss commands at 19200 bauds and loss
itself.
I suggest you double check it is in Kiss, watch for the double
flash on power up and try slower speed.
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73 de Keith G1GXB?
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From: Thomas Testa via groups.io
Sent: Friday, November 8, 2024 6:47 PM
Subject: Re: [bpq32] TNC issue
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Thank
you for your reply Mark . I do believe the port is configured correctly. It just
seems to me the program isn¡¯t looking for the TNC. Usually a program with report
a port error but absolutely nothing is happening. 
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Friday, November 8, 2024, 1:20 PM, Mark Taylor <mtaylor@...>
wrote:
A look at your port configuration would help.
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Thank you for your reply Mark . I do believe the port is configured correctly. It just seems to me the program isn¡¯t looking for the TNC. Usually a program with report a port error but absolutely nothing is happening. 
On Friday, November 8, 2024, 1:20 PM, Mark Taylor <mtaylor@...> wrote: A look at your port configuration would help.
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A look at your port configuration would help.
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I have installed BBQ32 on my windows 7 system. I can not get BBQ Terminal to communicate with my PK232 MBX. I must mention that I run several Packet
clients successfully? ,with the TNC in KISS mode, including APRSIS32, WinLink.?
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Re: Backup packet IP access
RR - thanks John
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Thanks. 73 Michael GM5AUG
SYSOP GB7AUG, MB7NKL
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Re: Backup packet IP access
If you have? SecureTelnet=1 (which is the now the default) in Telnet
port config then it should only be available to sysops.
73, John
On 08/11/2024 14:01, Michael_GM5AUG
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Oh wow John - what a brilliant idea. So just make sure
there's a Telnet server running on the RPi and then connect out
on port 2? What a cool idea. Now, is there any way this can be
restricted to SYSOPs? Or is the only protection the telnet
password?
I might be interested in seeing about IP access later on, but
this is brilliant for now!
Thanks again?
73 MT
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Thanks. 73 Michael GM5AUG
SYSOP GB7AUG, MB7NKL
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Re: Backup packet IP access
Oh wow John - what a brilliant idea. So just make sure there's a Telnet server running on the RPi and then connect out on port 2? What a cool idea. Now, is there any way this can be restricted to SYSOPs? Or is the only protection the telnet password?
I might be interested in seeing about IP access later on, but this is brilliant for now!
Thanks again?
73 MT
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Thanks. 73 Michael GM5AUG
SYSOP GB7AUG, MB7NKL
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Re: Backup packet IP access
Are you looking for access to the Linux shell, or do you actually
need IP access? Both are possible, but shell access is much simpler.
You just need to connect to the node and then to connect to a telnet
server on the Pi . Something like (With BPQ Telnet Server on port 2
and Linux Telnet server on port 2173):
att 2 127.0.0.1 2173 REALTELNET pi
*** Connected to Server
Linux 6.1.0-rpi4-rpi-v8 (pi5-64) (pts/0)
pi5-64 login: pi
Password: xxxxxxx
Linux pi5-64 6.1.0-rpi4-rpi-v8 #1 SMP
PREEMPT Debian 1:6.1.54-1+rpt2 (2023-10-05) aarch64
73.
John
On 08/11/2024 12:18, Michael_GM5AUG
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Hi everyone
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Sorry if this is a dim question, but with the IP config
spoken about here,
would I be able to run BPQ as a packet switch but, if necessary,
connect in to the RPi over packet IP? ?
Usually we have Internet access at the remote site, but being
able to connect in over packet IP would be a Godsend.?
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Thanks for any advice.?
Michael?
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Thanks. 73 Michael GM5AUG
SYSOP GB7AUG, MB7NKL
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Re: Backup packet IP access
I should add, I'd want to do it on the same port as 'normal' packet?
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Thanks. 73 Michael GM5AUG
SYSOP GB7AUG, MB7NKL
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Hi everyone
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Sorry if this is a dim question, but with the IP config spoken about here, would I be able to run BPQ as a packet switch but, if necessary, connect in to the RPi over packet IP? ?
Usually we have Internet access at the remote site, but being able to connect in over packet IP would be a Godsend.?
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Thanks for any advice.?
Michael?
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Thanks. 73 Michael GM5AUG
SYSOP GB7AUG, MB7NKL
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Re: Link partners wanted¡
Hi Jim,
Also I have reached out to you via PM here. When you get it or not let me know either way. Happy to accommodate.
You can email me at my mail on QRZ, if you have a path to me via packet or I think you've even logged in on HF over RF ports before. In Arkansas here.
73
N9SEO
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Re: Link partners wanted¡
Jim, I sent you an email to your QRZ address even though I am a state further away than you requested.
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Did not receive a response.
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Mark Phillips
Michael_GM5AUG