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@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ The repository contains schematics and Eagle PCB files for a Microduino module.
I am currently writing an illustrated tutorial to go along with the source-code, but even now, the source code is extremely well documented, and all the concepts are explained in great detail in the comments.
By default MicroModem uses a very simple protocol dubbed MP1. The protocol enables end-to-end transport with forward error-correction and compression. Compression is courtesy of the excellent Heatshrink library. MP1 can also encapsulate TCP/IP traffic from a host computer with SLIP.
By default MicroModem uses a very simple protocol dubbed MP1. The protocol enables end-to-end transport with forward error-correction and compression. Compression is courtesy of the excellent [Heatshrink](https://github.com/atomicobject/heatshrink) library. MP1 can also encapsulate TCP/IP traffic from a host computer with SLIP.
MicroModem was created as an easy to build, low-cost and very flexible radio-modem. It also supports the AX.25 implementation in BertOS, so it can be used with that for APRS and the likes very easily.