to-be-digipeated field, the ssid of the to-be-digipeated field is decremented, and
the UI frame is digipeated without setting the H bit of the to-be-digipeated field.
The value of n sets a delay time between duplicate digipeats. Use of this “do not
duplicate within n seconds” feature helps control the number of UI frames
digipeated.
+
If the packet should already have 8 digipeater fields, MYCALL is not inserted.
See also: dwait, persist, uidwait
#
UNPROTO {call1 [VIA call2,call3..call9] | NONE}
default CQ
call1 = destination address (this is really just a “dummy” address, as no connec-
tion takes place, people often put their name or CQ here)
call2 ... call9 = optional stations to be digipeated through. A maximum of 8
digipeat addresses (callsigns or aliases) can be specified. This is referred to as a
path.
Each callsign may also have an optional Secondary Station Identifier (SSID)
specified as -n, where n=1-15.Thedigipeat callsigns are specified in the order
in which they are to relay transmitted packets. This command is used to set the
digipeat and destination address fields for packets sent in the unconnected
(unprotocol) mode. Unproto packets do not receive an acknowledgment and are
not retried. They are sent as Unnumbered I-frames <UI>. The digipeater list is
also used for BEACON and ID packets. If UNPROTO is “NONE”, no uncon
-
nected packets will be sent except for BEACON and ID. Unconnected packets
sent from other units can be monitored by setting MONITOR ON. If you are con
-
nected, you must also set MCON ON.
See also: beacon, id, monitor, mrpt, xmitok
USERS n (n=0-26)
default 1
Command Reference KAM’98 Commands
User’s Guide 318 KAM’98 v 8.3
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