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USB KISS TNC
Radioactive Networks is pleased to offer the TNC-X USB Kiss TNC. We
believe that this product is unique on the market and provides a perfect
solution for interfacing vehicle tracking to existing radio networks.
TNC-X is a new Terminal Node Controller design based on the Chepponis/Karn
KISS protocol. It is implemented using a Microchip PIC 16F628
microcontroller, a CML MX614 Bell 202 modem chip, an 8K Ramtron FRAM, a
Maxim MAX232A level converter chip, and an op-amp which provides active
audio filtering for the modem. From the beginning, this TNC was designed to
be small, have low power consumption, and, most importantly, be expandable.
Expandability stems from two sources. First there is an on board socket for
a DLP-USB232M USB module which provides the TNC with a USB port. Drivers
that are shipped with the module make it appear to the host PC as a standard
serial port. Thus PC software that expects to see a serial port on the
computer will interpret the TNC-X as being connected to such a port, even
when the PC has no serial ports, or they are all used by other applications.
In addition, when the USB option is used, the TNC can be powered from the
USB port of the computer; no other power supply is needed.
Prices |
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TNC-X Basic Kit
| $85 - TNC-X Kit without USB |
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TNC-X USB Upgrade
| $40 - USB Module for the TNC-X |
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TNC-X Case
| $25 - Case for the TNC-X |
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TNC-X Building
| $45 - Service to construct and test your
TNC-X |
Who is Radioactive Networks?
Radioactive Networks is a consulting company with extensive
experience in mobile tracking technologies. We have used these technologies
successully in events as diverse as the Olympics, the IronMan
World Championships in Hawaii to a technology demonstration in Hollywood,
Ca. Our unique catalog of Hardware and Software allow us to provide an
economical solution to almost any business need.
Based in Sydney, Australia, Radioactive Networks have the experience
needed to complete even the most demanding mobile tracking projects.
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