More selective monitoring is enabled when a callsign or two callsigns is com-
bined with a “>” and/or a “<” character. For example, entering “>callsign” will
enable monitoring of packets TO that callsign (assuming BUDLIST is ON), en-
tering “<callsign” will enable monitoring of packets from the callsign, entering
“callsign1>callsign2" will enable monitoring of packets from callsign1 to
callsign2, and entering ”callsign1<>callsign2" will enable monitoring of packets
from callsign1 to callsign2 and vice versa.
+ Note that entering callsign1>callsign2 or callsign1<>callsign2 counts as two of
the 10 maximum allowed callsigns.
CALIBRAT
immediate
The calibrate command may be used to send a calibrate (setting) signal to the ra-
dio. You would use this to set the voltage drive level of the KAM’98 for your ra-
dio. Follow the prompt on your screen for choice of signal to send (e.g. mark,
space, etc):
CALIBRATE MODE:
M
send mark
R
random
S
send space
T
send square wave
- or + adjust XMITLVL while transmitting
X
exit
+ For details on the use of this command, see the Calibration/Equalization Section
of this manual.
CANLINE
n
(n = $00 - $FF)
default $18 <Ctrl+X>
This command is used to change the cancel-line input editing command charac-
ter. When in Convers or Command Mode entering a <Ctrl+X> will cancel all
characters input from the keyboard back to the last un-PASSed carriage return
Command Reference
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