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KPC-9612 Version 6.0 October 25, 1995
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GPSInit
string
Initial text sent to terminal in GPS Mode (string up to 128 characters)
{Default blank}
This command establishes a string which will be sent to the attached GPS unit upon power-up.
This may be useful to configure your GPS unit to provide only the information you require. Some
GPS units may require more then one sentence; consult your GPS unit manual. To send more than
one, enter a [Ctrl-N] at the end of each sentence and the KAM Plus will send a CR/LF sequence to
the GPS unit.
LT
n
(
n
= 1 4) (
text
up to 128 characters) {Default blank}
This command fills the specified Locate Text (LT) buffer with text. n specifies which buffer to use
(1 4). If GPSHEAD is set for this buffer and if the INTFACE command is set to GPS, the buffer
contents will be updated automatically by the GPS data.
LTP
n
dest [via call1[,call2,...]] (
n
= 1 4) {Default GPS/GPS}
This command sets the destination callsign and the digipeaters used to transmit the LT strings.
n
specifies which string (1 4). The destination callsign defaults to GPS; however, you may want to
change it to APRS, LOCATE, POSIT or some other destination. Up to 8 digipeater callsigns may be
specified. The values before the / apply to the HF port and the values after the / apply to the VHF
port.
MYDrop 0/1 KISS port address
NEtcall
call
Callsign used for node access
NETAlias
call
Alternate callsign used for node access
NETBuffers
n
Number of data buffers available to network
NETCIrcs
n
Maximum number of circuits
NETDests
n
Maximum number of destination entries
NETLinks
n
Maximum number of level 2 connects to network
NETRoute
n
Maximum number of routing entries
NETUsers
n|n
Maximum number of network uplinks and downlinks

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