F9 = Switch Your TNC to Command Mode...................90
F10 = Disconnect and EXIT to DOS ......................91
ESC or CTRL+C (on Main Menu Only) = EXIT to DOS............91
HF Non-Packet Functions (For KAMs Only)....................92
Commands that Work Differently in HF Non-Packet Mode . .........92
Additional Commands for HF Non-Packet ...................93
ALT+T (transmit) = Exit Type-ahead ....................93
ALT+R (receive) = Return to Type-ahead .................93
ALT+E = Return to Receive.........................93
ALT+H = Shift Tone Pair Frequencies ...................94
ALT+I = Invert Received Signal (rtty/ascii) ................94
ALT+S n = Speed Change..........................94
Trouble-Shooting Difficulties in Communicating .................95
Problem: Go to Terminal Screen, but Nothing Happens ............95
Problem: Your Computer Freezes Up ......................95
Problem: You Are Getting Bad or Intermittent Data ..............95
Problem: Your TNC Stops Behaving Normally .................96
Getting Started .............................................97
The Front Panel of the KAM’98 ..........................98
Beginning a Session ...............................99
Packet Operations ..................................99
Giving Commands and Transmitting Data ...................99
Command Mode (Packet) ..........................99
Converse (Conversation) Mode (Packet) .................100
TRANS (Transparent) Mode........................100
TNC Commands ................................101
NEWUSER Commands ..........................101
List of NEWUSER Commands ......................103
Using NEWUSER Packet Commands .....................104
Check Your KAM’98’s Version Number and ID .............104
GetHelp..................................104
View Current Values of Parameters ....................105
Change the Value of a Parameter .....................105
Connect to Your Mailbox (PBBS) .........................106
Switching to the Full Command Set (and Back)..................107
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