Timewave DSP-232, Operating Manual

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Chapter 9 AMTOR Operation
Monitor AMTOR traffic
while other stations are
connected
AList Opmode was AMtor
Opmode now AList
Phase
Send CQ or a message
FEC
CQ CQ CQ,
DE
( yourcall
3X
)
...
( CTRL-D )
Enter your CQ text or send a message
while not connected, then follow it by a
(
CTRL-D
).
TX+traffic/FEC
Another station answers
your CQ and connects to
you traffic/ARQ
Idle/ARQ
The other station sends
text... ( text ) Traffic/ARQ
Idle/ARQ
...then he turns it over to
you when it’s your turn (
text
)
+?
TX+Idle/ARQ
You send text back to him ( text ) (text) TX+Traffic/ARQ
...then you flip it over to
him
+?
Over/ARQ
Idle/ARQ
You end the QSO (while
it’s your turn to transmit)
( CTRL-D )
TX+Over/ARQ
To end a QSO while the
other station has the link ( CTRL-C )
R
To grab the link away from
the other station before he
flips it over to you (
CTRL-C
)
( text )
ACHG
(
RETURN
)
TX+Idle/ARQ
TX+Traffic/ARQ
To listen to an unlinked
station, like in a roundtable
AM
Opmode was
(
previous mode
)
Opmode now AMtor
To send out “unlinked”
messages, like in a
roundtable QSO
FEC
( text )
Opmode was AMtor
Opmode now FEc
Send+Idle/FEC
To connect to a station
that’s calling CQ
ARQ callsign
TX+Traffic/ARQ
TX+Idle/ARQ
AMTOR COMMANDS
AAb
text Default: empty
Mode: Baudot, ASCII, AMTOR, PACTOR Host: AU
text Any combination of charcters (maximum: 24).
Use
AAB
to enter ack nowledgment text for Baudot, ASCII, AMTOR and PACTOR.
AAB
sends automatic
confirmation in Baudot, ASCII, AMTOR and PACTOR in response to a distant station’s WRU request—it’s like an
9-8 September, 05