Kantronics KAM - Response Messages

Chapter 7 - Commands and Messages
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cmd:DISP T
AXDELAY
0
AXHANG
0
CHECK 0/0
CMDTIME 1
CPACTIME OFF
DAYTWEAK 8
DWAIT 8/8
FRACK 4/4
PACTIME AFTER 10
PERSIST 255
RESPTIME 12/12
SLOTTIME 5
TXDELAY 30/15
cmd:DISP X
ASCBAUD
110
AUTOC7R
72
AUTOSTRT
OFF
CCITT OFF
CRADD OFF
CRLFSUP OFF
CWBAND 200
CWSPEED 10
CWTONE 750
DIDDLE OFF
FSKINV OFF
INVERT OFF
LCRTTY OFF
LOWTONES OFF
MARK
1600
PMODE NONE
RBAUD 45
SHIFT 170
SPACE 1800
TXDAMTOR 5
USDS ON
XMITECHO
OFF
Response Messages
Messages displayed in response to Command Mode input are discussed below. The message as
it appears on terminals with lower case displays is given at the left margin. Messages which are re-
sponses to input errors in commands from the user will try to point out the problem by typing a $
under that, part of the line.
cmd:
This is the Command Mode's prompt for input. Any characters entered after the KAM prints
cmd: will be used as command input and not Packet data.
EH?
This is the TNC's generalized "I don't understand" message. A dollar sign $ is used to point to
the offending character. It will also appear if a required input item is missing, e.g.:
C KV7B V
$
EH?
In this example, the required call sign after the VIA option is missing. Most commands that re-
ceive an EH? error arc ignored. In a few cases, part of the command may be accepted and acted
upon, as described under the message "Input ignored".
Value out of range
If the syntax of the command is legal, but the value specified is too large or too small for this
command, the value out of range message is used. A $ is used to point to the bad value.
Input ignored
Since the command parser was kept small and simple, it will sometimes change parameters be-
fore it completes parsing some of the more involved commands. In some cases, options at the be-