COMMANDS
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LCStream ON | OFF V 2.3
default ON All Units Packet
When ON, the TNC allows for lower-case characters to be used in stream switching.
See also: status, streamsw
LFadd ON | OFF
default OFF All Units Packet/RTTY/ASCII/AMTOR
When ON, a linefeed character <LF> is added to outgoing packets following each return <CR>
transmitted in the packet. This function is similar to AUTOLF, except that the linefeed character are
added to outgoing packets rather than to text display locally. This feature will permit you to add
linefeeds to outgoing packets if the station you are linked to is receiving overprinted packets on his
display and has no local means to correct it. This character insertion is disabled in the Transparent
Mode.
See also: autolf
LFSup ON | OFF V 5.0
default ON/OFF KAM
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LList ON | OFF V 2.3
default OFF All Units Packet
When ON, stations in the SUPCALLS list attempting to connect to or digipeat through your station
will be ignored.
See also: supcalls
LOwtones ON | OFF
default OFF KAM RTTY
When ON, the European low-tones are used with 170, 425 or 850 shift RTTY. These are: Mark =
1275 Hz, Space = 1445 Hz, 1700 Hz or 2125 Hz.
MAll ON | OFF
default ON
KPC-1/KPC-2/KPC-2400
Packet
default ON/ON
KAM/KPC-4
Packet
When ON, monitored packets include "connected" packets between other stations. If OFF, other
stations connected packets will not be monitored. This is a useful arrangement when stations are
talking as a group in an unconnected configuration.
See also: monitor
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