MFJ-1270C/1274C MANUAL COMMANDS
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CAN
LINE n
Mode: Packet
Default: $18 <CTRL-X>
Parameters:
n
0 - $7F, specifying an ASCII character string code.
This command is used to change the cancel-line input editing command character.
The parameter n is the ASCII code for the character you want to type in order to
cancel an input line. You can enter the code in either hex or decimal.
For example, to change the cancel-line character to <CTRL- U>, you would set
CANLINE $15
or
CANLINE 21
.
If you cancel an input line in Command Mode, the line will be terminated with a
<BACKSLASH> character, and you will see a new
cmd
: prompt on the next line.
If you cancel a line in Converse Mode, you will see only the <BACKSLASH> and
a new line. You can cancel only the line you are currently typing. Once a <CR>
has been entered, you can not cancel an input line using the cancel-line character.
Note that if your send-packet character is not <CR>, the cancel-line character will
cancel only the last line of a multi-line packet. To cancel the entire packet, use the
CANPAC
character.
Line cancellation, like all other input editing features, is disabled in Transparent
Mode.
CANP
AC n
Mode: Packet
Default: $19 <CTRL-Y>
Parameters:
n
0 - $7F, specifying an ASCII character string code.
CANPAC
is used to change the cancel-packet input editing command character.
The parameter n is the ASCII code for the character you want to type in order to
cancel an input packet. You can enter the code in either hex or decimal.
If you cancel a packet in Converse Mode, the line will be terminated with a
<BACKSLASH> character and a new line. You can only cancel the packet that is
currently being entered. Once you have typed the send-packet character, or waited
PACTIME
(if
CPACTIME
enabled), the packet can not be canceled even if it
has not been transmitted.
