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- Support for settings APRS symbols
- Support for power/height/gain info in location updates
- Ability to automatically ACK messages adressed to the modem
- Can run with open squelch
- Supports KISS mode for use with programs on a host computer
## KISS mode
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__Here's an example of how to send a location update with power, height and gain information, using a raw packet:__
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!=5230.70N/01043.70E-PHG2410Arduino MicroAPRS
!=5230.70N/01043.70E-PHG2410MicroAPRS
```
### EEPROM Settings
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![MicroModem](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/markqvist/MicroModem/master/Design/Images/1.jpg)
The repository contains schematics and Eagle PCB files for a Microduino module. There is also fritzing sketches for both an Arduino shield and a Microduino module, with notes so they are easier to understand. I have had the eagle PCB fabricated, and it is working great, so you can use that if want to make your own board.
![MicroModem](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/markqvist/MicroModem/master/Design/Images/PCB-lo.png)
While this project is based on Arduino hardware, it does not use the Arduino IDE. The project has been implemented in your normal C with makefile style, and uses libraries from the open source BertOS.
The project has been implemented in your normal C with makefile style, and uses AVR Libc. The firmware is compatible with Arduino-based products, although it was not written in the Arduino IDE.
Visit [my site](http://unsigned.io) for questions, comments and other details.