The
TINY-2 MK-II
Multipurpose TNC

The TINY-2 MK-II is a versatile platform with a built-in 1200 baud AFSK TNC. It is low priced, quality product, with a proven track record.

A GREAT 'first TNC'

Easy to use. Normal operation uses less than ten commands.
PacComm's Personal Message System local mailbox with automatic forwarding features.
GPS features included in standard model.

Works with ROSE, NET/ROM, TheNet and all TNC-2 type network EPROMs.
TINY-2 may be upgraded to 9.8MHz CPU clock speed for heavy channel use or for data speed of 9600 BPS or higher.
Factory installed accessory modem header takes all PacComm and TAPR compatible modem cards.
TINY-2/NODE model is supplied without an EPROM for user installed node firmware.
Optional AD-4 Analog to Digital board for use with TheNet X1J firmware.

APRS (Amateur Packet Reporting System) support features are standard.
Places GPS location string into CText, LText, SText, etc.
Will beacon location periodically.
May be polled for position.
Responds to ?APRS? queries.
Available with internal GPS receiver.
Switch from using your TINY-2 as a regular TNC to a remote vehicle tracker by executing one command.

TNC-2 EPROM compatible
Low power consumption: 45 mA.
32k RAM. Over 13k message storage.
Multicolored LED's - PWR (Power), CON (Connect), STA (Status), Push-to-talk (PTT), Data Carrier Detect (DCD).
LED Message waiting indicator.
64kB EPROM contains two images selected by rear panel switch.
PacComm's firmware.
WA8DED host mode.
Rugged extruded case - 5 x 7 x 1 3/8 ins (130x180x35mm). Grey epoxy finish. Weight 18 oz. (500g).
Both TTL level and RS-232 level serial ports to computer/terminal. Serial rates of 300 to 38.4k baud, jumper selected.
Comprehensive User's Manual, Command Reference Card, complete circuit schematics provided.
All mating connectors provided.
Power plug (2.1 mm).
5 pin DIN plug.
RS-232 solder cup connector and hood.
8 pin in-line connector provided for TTL connections.

Options (Available at additional cost)

Request for Information sales@paccomm.comm

Take me back to PacComm homepage