Message classes are listed in the NAVTEX section of this manual.
See also:
navsta, navtex.
NAVSTA
c[ccc...] | ALL | NONE
(c = A - Z)
default ALL
The NAVSTA command specifies which originating stations will be copied in the
NAVTEX mode. Each transmitting station uses a unique identifier, allowing you
to select only those stations of interest in your area. If you specify ALL, the
KAM’98 will copy all NAVTEX stations. Specifying NONE will disable copying
of any NAVTEX station, thus effectively disabling the NAVTEX mode, and will
cause a soft reset.
See also:
navmsg, navtex.
NAVTEX
immediate
This command will place your KAM’98 in the NAVTEX mode. This allows you
to copy AMTEX messages. (Refer to the NAVTEX section of this manual and
the 8th Computer Networking Conference papers for details.)
See also:
misschar, navclr, naverr, navlog, navmsg, navsta, pmode.
NDHEARD
[SHORT | LONG | CLEAR]
immediate
This command allows the operator to display a list of nodes whose ID packets
have been heard by the TNC. The list includes KA-Nodes as well as K-Net,
TheNet, NET/ROM and G8BPQ nodes.
K-Net, TheNet, NET/ROM and G8BPQ nodes are identified as:
ALIAS
(CALLSIGN)
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