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station following the stream identifier of the connection (controlled by STREAMEV). This
is especially useful when operating with multiple connections allowed.
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 takes effect only when receiving those packets addressed to you and MCON
is OFF.
See also: mcon, monitor, streamca, streamsw
STREAMSW n (n = $00 - $FF)
default $7C (|)
This command selects the character to be used to signify that a new ―stream‖ or
connection channel is being addressed. To change streams you must type this
streamswitch character followed immediately by the stream designator. The stream
designator is an alphabetic character A through Z, or a through z, limited by the value of
MAXUSERS.
If STREAMSW is set to the dollar sign ($24) you will need to enter parameter values
in decimal. Alternatively, precede the $ with the PASS character in order to enter
hex numbers.
The character selected can be PASSed in the Convers Mode by using a special PASS
character, and will always be passed as data in the Transparent Mode. If operating in
the Transparent Mode and you wish to change streams, you must first return to the
Command Mode.
See also: maxusers, pass, status
SUPLIST [ON|OFF] [NONE | {+|-}call | call1,call2,..]
where call={callsign | {<|>}callsign |
callsign{>|<>}callsign}
default OFF NONE
SUPLIST is used to determine which received packets will not be displayed, i.e.
suppressed. When OFF or NONE, SUPLIST will not prevent the display of packets,
even if it has callsigns in its list.
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