Chapter 7 - Commands and Messages
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SCreenl
n
default 80
This value is used to properly format terminal output. A CR sequence is sent to the terminal at
the end of a line when n characters have been printed. A value of zero inhibits this action.
n
is var-
iable from 0 to 255.
SEndpac
n
default $0D (CR)
n
may be set to any value between 0 and $7F, or, if
8bitconv
is set to ON, may be set to any
value between 0 and $FF, specifying a character that will force a packet to be sent in Convers
Mode.
SHift
n
default 170
This command sets the default shift used in non-CW modes. Shifts available are 170, 425, 850
or modem. When modem is specified, the
MARk
and
SPace
commands set the mark and space fre-
quencies used. The modem tones are always selected for Packet operation. Once you have en-
tered a non-Packet mode, CTRL-C S can be used to change shifts without affecting the
SHift
pa-
rameter.
SLottime
n
default $0D (CR)
n
can be any value from 0 to 255 specifying the amount of time in tens of milliseconds be-
tween successive tries of the persistence algorithm.
SPace
n
default 1800
This command sets the space frequency used when the unit is in the modem shift.
STARt
n
default $11 (CTRL-Q)
This command selects the character used to restart output from the unit to the terminal. Out-
put is stopped with the
STOp
character.
STATShrt ON|OFF default OFF
If ON, entry of the Status command will display only the current I/O stream and other streams
having a connected status.
Status
This is an immediate command which will display both the identifier and link state of all
streams. The current input and output stream is also indicated. A pound sign (#) indicates that
there is unacknowledged data in the buffers for that stream. The following is an example of a dis-
play which may result from entry of the
Status
command:
cmd: Stat
A Stream I/O CONNECTED TO W0XI
B STREAM CONNECTED TO N0APJ
C STREAM DISCONNECTED
........
........
I STREAM CONNECTED TO NQAL VIA LAW 3
J STREAM #CONNECTED TO KE0H
........
Z STREAM DISCONNECTED
STOp
n
default $13 (CTRL-S)
This command selects the character used to stop output from the unit to the terminal. Output
is restarted with the
STARt
character.
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