SuperVozelj - packet radio node computer
SuperVozelj is replacement for TheNet digipiters.
Supervozelj was developed by Matjaz, S53MV.
There was too much trouble with 10 MHz TNC-2 running medium-speed packet (19200 and 38400), and no
cheap solution is available.
SuperVozelj nodes are home made 68010 computers with three SCC chips,
giving 6 channels. Each node has remote HW reset, and SW can be uploaded
over the air. Software is written in 68k ASM. Current version 69
is some 16 kbytes long. Most of work is focused on AX.25 drivers,
memory management, stable structure, and routing is similar to
KA node or SP, just to give functionality to the users. It keeps track of
activity, so most stations can be connected simply by C CALL from
any node. Several nodes have TheNET node attached to free port, and
they can be used as well: this is for compatibility with existing TheNET
nodes. Some BBSes are connected directly to SV node using KISS protocol.
SuperVozelj by S53MV
Schematic diagram (CPU), part 1.
Schematic diagram (CPU), part 2.
Upper side of CPU PCB
Copper side of CPU PCB
Component location
Schematic diagram (DMA-SCC)
Upper side of DMA-SCC PCB
Copper side of DMA-SCC PCB
Component location
Bit-synchronization/scrambler circuit diagram
Bit-sync/scrambler PCB (1.6mm single-sided FR4)
Bit-sync/scrambler component location
Original SuperVozelj, developed by S53MV was redesigned by S51RM, S52D, S53RM and S57MMK.
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