Kantronics KAM 98, Руководство пользователя

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The GMON command places the KAM’98 in the monitor mode, allowing you to
monitor G-TOR QSOs. To exit the GMON Mode and return to the command
prompt, type <Ctrl+C> X.
GPSHEAD n string (n = 1-4) (string up to 8 chars)
default 1 $GPGGA ( string 2, 3, and 4 = <blank>)
This command determines which GPS NMEA sentences will be stored in the LT
buffers. n (1-4) determines which buffer will be used to store the data, and string
is a NMEA sentence header.
When the header is received from the GPS unit, the KAM’98 will store up to 128
characters in the associated LT buffer.
+ To clear one of the four strings, enter the buffer number, n (n = 1-4), and nothing
else, then press the ENTER key.
See also: blt, lt, ltp, ltrack
GPSINIT string (string up to 128 characters)
default (blank)
This command establishes a string which will be sent to the attached GPS unit
upon power-up (i.e., initial text sent to terminal in GPS Mode). This may be use-
ful to configure your GPS unit to provide only the information you require. Some
GPS units may require more than one sentence; consult your GPS unit manual.
To send more than one, enter a <Ctrl+N> at the end of each sentence, and the
KAM’98 will send a CR/LF sequence to the GPS unit. A single % will clear the
string.
To send a string to the AUX serial port (pin 4), configure the GPS port. The
“string” specified by GPSINIT will then be sent to the GPSPORT on any reset.
See also: gpshead, gpsport, intface
Command Reference KAM’98 Commands
User’s Guide 260 KAM’98 v 8.3