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What's a KISS modem?

A KISS modem turns a MeshCore device into a plain radio for a host to drive: instead of acting as a repeater or companion, it just relays raw packets to and from whatever's connected to it. That's how MeshTender talks to your mesh over the air — you attach a KISS-modem device to your browser over USB serial, and MeshTender uses it as its radio to reach repeaters that are already deployed (the over-the-air flow above).

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It's a relatively new addition to MeshCore, and it's a standard firmware variant — you flash it right from the standard MeshCore flasher, the same place you'd flash Repeater or a Companion. It's available for a large number of MeshCore devices, though not all of them — check the flasher for your specific board.

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It's a relatively new addition to MeshCore, and it's a standard firmware variant — you flash it right from the standard MeshCore flasher, the same place you'd flash a Repeater or a Companion. It's available for a large number of MeshCore devices, though not all of them — check the flasher for your specific board.

Remember that firmware variants are exclusive: a device running KISS-modem firmware is your radio interface, not a repeater. To turn that same device into a repeater later, you'd re-flash it with Repeater firmware.