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STATShrt ON | OFF Not in v8.2
Default ON
If ON, entry of the STATUS command will display only the current I/O stream and any other
streams having a connected status. If OFF, entry of the STATUS command will display all streams
allowed by MAXUSERS, PBBS, NUMNODES and MYREMOTE.
See also: status
Status
Immediate command
This command displays the identifier and link state of all allowed streams. The current input and
output stream is indicated with I/O. A pound sign (#) indicates that there is unacknowledged data
in the buffers for that stream. The number immediately following the # is the number of bytes
outstanding. The number in parentheses is the number of packets not yet acknowledged.
See also: maxusers, myremote, numnodes, pbbs, statshrt, streamsw
STOp
n
(
n
= $00 – $FF)
Default $13 (Ctrl-S)
This command specifies the character sent by the terminal to the KAM Plus to stop input from the
KAM Plus. If set to $00 only hardware flow control will be used. For software flow control set this
parameter to the character the terminal will send to stop data flow and be sure XFLOW is ON.
See also: start, xflow, xoff, xon
STREAMCa ON | OFF
Default OFF
When receiving packets addressed only to you, setting this command ON will enable the display of
the callsign of the connected-to station following the stream identifier of the connection (controlled
by STREAMEV). This is especially useful when operating with multiple connections.
See also: mcon, monitor, streamev
STREAMEv ON | OFF
Default OFF
When OFF, the stream indicator is displayed only when a change in streams occurs. When ON, the
stream indicator will be displayed with every incoming packet. This command applies only when
MONITOR or MCON is OFF and you are connected to another station.
See also: mcon. monitor, streamca, streamsw
STReamsw
n
(
n
= $00 - $FF)
Default $7E (-) / $7C (|)
This command selects the characters used to signify that a new "stream" or connection channel is
being addressed. To change streams or to change from VHF to HF, type the streamswitch charac-
ter for the port you want, followed by the letter of the stream you want to use.
See also: maxusers, pass, status