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Chapter 5 Packet Operation
ON Monitors all “I” and UI frames as before.
OFF
Monitors only those “I” and UI frames with a PID byte of $F0.
This is in response to NET/ROM, which sends frames that have a PID of $CF and that contain control characters. If
you want to monitor every frame including those used by NET/ROM, you must turn
MPROTO ON
.
MRpt ON
|
OFF
Default: ON
Mode: packet Host: MR
ON
Show digipeater path in the packet header.
OFF Show only originating and destination stations in the packet header.
MRPT affects the way monitored packets are displayed. With MRPT ON , the callsigns of all stations in the
digipeat path are displayed. The callsign of the station heard directly are flagged with an asterisk (*) as shown:
KB6IUX-4*>KG6ZL>W1AW-5>W1AW-4:
With
MRPT OFF , only the originating station and the destination stations are displayed in the monitored packet
header as shown below:
KB6IUX-4*>W1AW-4:
MStamp ON
|
OFF
Default: OFF
Mode: packet Host: MS
ON
Monitored frames are time stamped.
OFF Monitored frames aren’t time stamped.
MSTAMP activates time stamping of monitored packets. When your DSPs internal software clock is set, date and
time information is available for automatic logging of packet activity and other applications. Remember to set the
date and time with the
DAYTIME command, first!
With
MSTAMP OFF , the packet header display looks like this:
KB6IUX-4*>KA2EYW-1>AI2Q:
With
MSTAMP ON
and
DAYSTAMP OFF
, the display looks like this:
22:51:33 KB6IUX-4*>KA2EYW-1>AI2Q:
MTo ALL | N O NE
or
YES|NO call1[
,
call2...]
Default: none
Mode: packet Host: MT
call ALL | N O NE or YES _ list | N O_ list (list = up to eight call signs, separated by commas).
MTO
determines which packets are to be monitored. To monitor all packets, set
MTO
to
ALL
; for no packets, set
MTO and MFROM to NONE .
To display packets from other stations addressed to one or more specific stations, type
MTO YES followed by a list
of the callsign(s) you want to monitor for their packets; if you don’t want to see the packets addressed to that (or
those) station(s), type MTO N O followed by their callsign(s). When using MTO , set MFROM to NONE .
You can include optional SSIDs specified as “-
n ” after the callsign. If MTO is set to N O WF7A , any variation of
WF7A-0,...WF7A-15 won’t be monitored. If
MTO
is set to
YES WF7A-1
, then only WF7A-1 will be monitored.
When
MFROM and MTO contain different arguments, the following priority applies:
1.
ALL
2. NO_list
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