#be sure you have installed libax25 libusb ax25tools and a packet-terminal
#if you never setup ax25 under linux please read the ax25-howto ->google

#if you like to compile the source self, you need the libax25 and libusb header/developer packages


#1.
#replace the ?????? with your amateur radio call
#and add the following line to /etc/ax25/axports
ax0     ??????-10        9600    255     7       430MHZ

NOW your can start the shell script "start.sh"
Modify it for your needed options
after that you are able to start a AX25-Terminal like "LINKT"

#or now you can give it a try
#the red ptt-tx led should now light up now (transmit)...
call ax0 DIGICALL


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#if you have problems at this point ->www.google.com "AX25-Howto"

#Options to start the usb-tty converter
#
# -m = mode 
# modes: 9600 -> 9k6 FSK
#        4800 -> 4k8 FSK
#        1200 -> 1k2 AFSK
#        1296 -> 9k6 FSK(tx) and 1k2 AFSK(rx)
#        9612 -> 1k2 AFSK(tx) and 9k6 FSK(rx)
#        pocs and poci -> pocsag mode for pager(testing)
# -t = tydelay in ms
# -y = pseudotty
# -D = Dama Parameter (0=no DAMA, 1=set DAMA Parameter)
# -s = slottime in ms    (dont use if DAMA=1)
# -p = persistence 0-255 (dont use if DAMA=1)
# -d = debug mode (0,1,2)
#
#example:
./usb-as296-to-tty-d -m 9600 -t 220 -y /dev/ptyp9 &

#now you can give it a try
#the red ptt-tx led should now light up now (transmit)...
call ax0 DIGICALL

