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KPC-9612 Version 6.0 October 25, 1995
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KPC-9612 – Additional commands in V6.0
• BLt n Every|After hh:mm:ss [START hh:mm:ss] (n = 1 – 4)
{Default EVERY 00:00:00/EVERY 00:00:00}
This command sets the interval between beacons for the associated string. n identifies which LT is
used (1–4). If Every is specified, the LT will be transmitted at the interval specified by the
hh:mm:ss parameter. This is set in hours:minutes:seconds, and all characters must be specified.
The values before the / apply to the HF port and the values after the / apply to the VHF port. If
the optional key word START is given followed by a time (in 24 hour format), the beacons will not
be transmitted until the specified time. The beacon will then be transmitted according to the set-
ting of the Every parameter. (NOTE: If the current time is past the start time, the beacon will start
at the next scheduled interval based on the start time.)
If AFTER is specified, the beacon will be transmitted once after no activity is detected on the chan-
nel for hh:mm:ss time. Selecting AFTER does not allow the optional START parameter.
For example, setting BLt3 Every 00:15:00 START 03:30:00 would cause the third string (LT 3) to
be transmitted every 15 minutes, with the first transmission each day occurring at 03:30:00.
• BUFfers MIKES DEBUG AID
• CONPErm ON|OFF {Default OFF}
Forces connection present stream to be permanent.
• DAMa ON|OFF {Default OFF}
DAMA Slave protocol used when ON and connected to DAMA Master.
• DAMAChck n ( n = ) {Default 18 (180 sec}
No activity time before protocol checks on DAMA link (10 sec).
• GPShead n string (n = 1 – 4) (string up to 8 characters) {Default blank}
This command determines which GPS NMEA sentences will be stored in the LT buffers.
n deter-
mines which which buffer will be used to store the data (1 – 4) and
string is a NMEA sentence
header.
When the string is received, the KAM Plus will store the up to 128 characters in the associated LT.