PacComm TINY-2 - Page 70

PACKET CONTROLLER COMMANDS Command List
(CText
Command
Continued)
immediately preceding it (see the PASS command). If you enter
a text string longer than 120 characters, an error message will
appear and the command will be ignored.
To
clear
the
CTEXT,
use
a
RESET
%
or
&
iEVERY- Send CWID at regular intervals.
i
~
Send
CWID
once
if
any
activity
during
interval.
i . =) - 250 specifing CWID
timing in 100 second intervals
The CWi t
blank) and sets the timing interval. Every/After works similarly
to Beacon command except n is the number of 100 millisecond
intervals
(Export only)
itext- Any combination of 32 characters, numbers, and spaces
i____ Which have significance in International Morse. i
Up to 32 characters of text to be sent as CWID. Accepts all
alphabetic, numeric, and common punctuation characters. The
length of CWID is limited by the packet controller PTT watchdo;
timer. At 20 wpm, about 13 characters may be sent. (Export only
in-1
The CWID speed is set bys een ing the relative dot length. The
default
CWkn
setting
of
6
yie
a
roximately
20
oa
A
CWlen of 7 yields 10 wpm, and a len of 3 yields 40 wpm.
(Export only)
This
command
allows
you
to
set
the
current
date
and
time
for
the
acket
controller.
The
format
is
yymmddhhmm
where
yy
is
the
last
two
digits
of
the
year,
mm
is
the
two-digit
month
code
(01-12),
dd is date
OC SO) the hour (00-23),
and mm is the minutes
after
the
hour
(
.
All
these
codes
must
be
exactly
two
digits,
so that numbers
from 0 to 9 must be entered
with leading zeros.
The
date
&
time
parameter
js
used
by
the
commands
CONStamp
and
MStamp
to
“time
stamp”
receivedframes.
Entries
in
the
“heard
log”
(displayed
by
MHeard)
are
time
stamped
if
date&time
has
been
set.
If
you
type
DAytime
without
a
parameter,
the
controller
will
display
the
current
date
and
time.
Operating
Manual,
4th
Ed.
2nd
Printing
©
PacComm,
1991
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