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PACKET CONTROLLER COMMANDS Command List
1ON_ ~ Date is displayed in the format mm/dd/yy. * rt:
This command determines the format for the packet controller’s
display of the date. If DAYUsa is ON, the standard U.S. format
is used; if DAYUsa is OFF, the standard European format is used.
This command affects the format of the date display used in “time
stamps” as well as the display when DAytime is entered without
parameters.
The format for entering the time using DAytime is not affected.
ION. - The delete char editing key is < DELETE > 8 .
(OFF
-
The
delete
char
editing
key
is
<
BACKSPACE
>
($08).
This
command
is
used
to
change
the
input
editing
command
for
character
deletion.
When
this
character
is
typed,
the
last
charac-
ter
from
the
input
line
is
deleted.
How
the
packet
controller
indicates
the
deletion
is
controlled
by
the
BKondel
command.
You
cannot
use
this
character
to
delete
past
the
beginning
of
a
line,
although
you
can
delete
<CR>
characters
that
have
been
entered
in
the
text
with
the
pass
character.To
see
a
corrected
display
of
the
current
line
after
you
have
deleted
characters,
type
the
redisplay-line
character,
which
is
set
by
the
REDisplay
com-
man
iON_-
The
packet
controller
will
digipeat
packets.
(OFF
-
The
packet
controller
will
ipeat
packets.
When
this
paramet
IN,
an
t
received
that
has
your
packet
controller’s
callsign
(including
SSID)
in
the
digipeat
list
of
its
address
field
will
be
retransmitted.
Each
station
included
in
the
digipeat
list
relays
the
packet
in
its
turn.
Digipeating
takes
place
concurrently
with
other
packet
controller
operations
and
does
not
interfere
with
normal
packet
operation.
~
The
command
Hid
enables
automatic
transmission
of
identifica-
tion
packets
if
your
station
is
acting
as
a
digipeater.
Disconnect
is
an
immediate
command.
twill
initiate
a
disconnect
request
with
the
currently
connected
station.
A
successful
discon-
nect
results
in
the
display:
***
DISCONNECTED
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Operating
Manual,
4th Ed.
2nd
Printing
©
PacComm,
1991