def __init__(self, name: str, conn_conf: ConnectionConfiguration,
callback: Callable):
TNCThread.__init__(self, name)
self.kiss = kiss.SerialKISS("COM3", "115200", strip_df_start=True)
self.conn_conf = conn_conf
self.callback = callback
self.stop_signal = False
def main():
frame = aprs.Frame()
frame.source = aprs.Callsign('W2GMD-14')
frame.destination = aprs.Callsign('PYKISS')
frame.path = [aprs.Callsign('WIDE1-1')]
frame.text = '>Hello World!'
ki = kiss.SerialKISS(port='/dev/cu.AP510-DevB', speed='9600')
ki.start()
ki.write(frame.encode_kiss())
def start(self):
"""
Start.
"""
print("aprs-bot RX starting...")
# Do the MQTT things.
self.__m = mqtt.Client()
# Ugly AF. Do this better.
try:
self.__mqtt_connect()
except (KeyboardInterrupt, SystemExit):
raise
except:
print(traceback.format_exc())
time.sleep(1)
self.__mqtt_connect()
# Determine what sort of connection method to use.
if self.__connection_spec['type'] == "tcp":
self.__k = kiss.TCPKISS(self.__connection_spec['host'],
self.__connection_spec['port'])
elif self.__connection_spec['type'] == "serial":
self.__k = kiss.SerialKISS(self.__connection_spec['serial_port'],
self.__connection_spec['baud'])
else:
raise ValueError(
"Couldn't determine type of KISS connection to use.")
# Connect up.
self.__k.start()
self.__k.read(callback=self.process_frame)
def main():
ki = kiss.SerialKISS(port='/dev/cu.Repleo-PL2303-00303114', speed='9600')
ki.start()
ki.read(callback=print_frame, readmode=True)