COMMANDS
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NAVMsg c[ccccc...] | ALL | NONE (c = A – Z) V 3.0
default ALL KAM NAVTEX/AMTEX
The NAVMSG command specifies which classes of NAVTEX messages will be sent to the attached
terminal. Three classes (A, B and D) must always be sent according to the specification, but may
be eliminated by the user. If any of these required message classes are not selected, the KAM will
issue a warning message. Specifying ALL will set the NAVMSG to copy all classes of messages and
setting NAVMSG NONE will exclude all classes. See the NAVTEX section of the Operating Manual
for more details.
See also: navsta, nactex
NAVSta c[ccccc...] | ALL | NONE (c = A – Z) V 3.0
default ALL KAM NAVTEX/AMTEX
The NAVSTA command specifies which originating stations will be copied in the NAVTEX mode.
Each transmitting station uses a unique identifier, allowing you to select only those stations of in-
terest in your area. If you specify ALL, the KAM will copy all NAVTEX stations, Specifying NONE will
disable copying of any NAVTEX station, thus effectively disabling the NAVTEX mode and will also
cause a soft reset. This will free about 725 bytes of memory normally required for NAVTEX opera-
tion. See the NAVTEX section of the Operations Manual for more details.
See also: navmsg, navtex
NAVTex V 3.0
immediate KAM NAVTEX/AMTEX
This is an immediate command that will place your KAM into the NAVTEX mode of operation. This
will also allow you to copy AMTEX messages (refer to the 8th Computer Networking Conference
papers for details). See the NAVTEX section of the Operating Manual for more information.
See also: navclr, naverr, navmsg, navsta, pmode
NDHClear V 2.85
immediate All Units Packet
This command will clear the list of nodes heard by the TNC.
See also: ndheard
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