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- | coming soon | + | Hardware TNCs come in two main flavours: KISS, and traditional. |
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+ | Traditional TNCs are generally serial host devices, to which you connect with a serial cable and a USB adapter, using terminal software like PuTTY or Tera Term, and they present a command shell to the user to type commands to. KISS TNCs do not have this, and instead delegate most of their processing to a packet engine running on their host PC. | ||
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