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Entering a value for “n” sets the value of CMDTIME to “n seconds”.
To exit Transparent mode, you need to wait at least CMDTIME since the last
data character was sent to the KAM’98. Then you need to enter the COMMAND
character (e.g., <Ctrl+C>)) three times, with a wait of LESS THAN the value of
CMDTIME between the first and second time you enter the COMMAND charac-
ter and also a wait of LESS THAN the value of CMDTIME between the second
and third time you enter the COMMAND character.
After a final delay of CMDTIME the TNC will exit Transparent Mode and enter
Command Mode. At this time you should see the cmd: prompt. If CMDTIME is
set to zero, the only exit from Transparent Mode is a modem break signal, assum-
ing BREAK is set to ON.
For example (if CMDTIME is 1 second and COMMAND is <Ctrl+C>): wait one
second, type a <Ctrl+C>, within one second type a second <Ctrl+C>, within one
second type a third <Ctrl+C>, WAIT one second, cmd: prompt should appear. If
your computer/program has the capability you can also send a modem break to
escape Transparent Mode.
See also: command, trans, break
CMSG {ON | OFF | DISC | PBBS}
default OFF
When OFF, the custom connect text stored in CTEXT will not be sent to the con-
necting station upon receiving a connect request. When ON, the custom CTEXT
string will be sent. When CMSG is set to DISC, the custom CTEXT string will
be sent to the connecting station, and then your TNC will disconnect from that
station. If set to PBBS, the custom CTEXT string will be sent to the connecting
station, and then the connection will automatically be transferred to your PBBS.
If the PBBS is not available, your TNC will disconnect from the station.
See also: ctext, pbbs
KAM’98 Commands Command Reference
KAM’98 v 8.3 239 User’s Guide