[Xastir] Serial TNC connection with Kenwood d710

[Liz]

On Sun, 6 Apr 2014 14:30:21 +1000
Liz <edodd at billiau.net> wrote:

> I've messed this up all by myself, and not kept a copy of my config
> files.
> 
> I run the data on Band B.
> so my startup file has 
> #Put the TNC in packet mode since this is where we want to end up
> TN 2,1
> 
> and my stop file has 
> #Put the TNC in APRS mode
> TN 1,1
> 
> 
> The startup file doesn't put the radio in packet mode. It stays in
> whatever mode it was already set.
> 
> The stop file reliably puts the radio in APRS mode
> 
> 
> If someone could find my mistake here, I would appreciate the advice.
> 
> Liz
> VK2XSE
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my startup

# $Id: tnc-startup.d72_d710,v 1.2 2012/11/01 18:57:19 we7u Exp $
#
# Copyright (C) 2011-2012  The Xastir Group
#
# TNC Init file for KENWOOD TM-D710 or TH-D72 radios.
# Contributed by Kai Günter, LA3QMA.
#
# If using a GPS you must change GBAUD, GPSTEXT, LTMH.
#
#
#Don't send CONTROL-C before this line
##META <no-ctrl-c>
#TC 1
##Pause for one second
##META <delay>
##META <delay>
#Put the TNC in packet mode since this is where we want to end up
# Change the 1 to 0 to go to normal radio mode
##META <no-ctrl-c>
TN 2,1
# Pause for two seconds
##META <delay>
##META <delay>
##META <delay>
##META <delay>
HID off
AWlen 8
BBSMsgs ON
B E 0
LOC E 0
Echo off
FLow off
AUTOLF off
MCOM off
MON ON
MRPt on
PACLen 128
PASSALL off
HBAUD 1200
TXDELAY 25
HEADERLN off
# Delete following lines if without GPS
#GBAUD 4800
#GPSTEXT $GPRMC
#LTMH OFF
#
#


my stop

# $Id: tnc-stop.d72_d710,v 1.2 2012/11/01 18:57:19 we7u Exp $
#
# Copyright (C) 2011-2012  The Xastir Group
#
# TNC STOP FILE for Kenwood TM-D710 or TH-D72 radios.
# Contributed by Kai Günter, LA3QMA.
#
# Undo any settings make in tnc-startup.sys
# Edit this file for your tnc!
#
#
UNPROTO CQ
AUTOLF ON
ECHO ON
LTMON 0
MON OFF
#Don't send CONTROL-C before this line
##META <no-ctrl-c>
TC 1
##Pause for one second
##META <delay>
##META <delay>
##META <delay>
#Put the TNC in APRS mode since this is where we want to end up
# Change the 1 to 0 to go to normal radio mode
##META <no-ctrl-c>
TN 1,1
# Pause for two seconds
##META <delay>
##META <delay>
##META <delay>
##META <delay>
#Turn off Terminal Control
##META <no-ctrl-c>
TC 0
# Pause for two seconds just in case
##META <delay>
##META <delay>
##META <delay>
##META <delay>
#