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XMITLVL n (n = 0-502)
default 100
This command may be used to set the modem drive level. You may find it more
convenient to use the CAL command in that it allows you to continuously adjust drive
level by holding down the + or – key while in calibrate mode.
The voltage range set by the XMITLVL command is from 1 mV to 4 V p-p. From a count
of 0 to 255, the voltage is increased from 1 mV to (approximately) 130 mV, or 0.50 mV
per step. From a count of 256 and above, the voltage is increased linearly but in larger
steps (approximately 15 mV per step) until 4 V (max) is reached at a count of 502.
XMITOK {ON | OFF}
default ON
When ON, transmitting functions are enabled. If turned OFF, transmitting is inhibited
while all other functions of the TNC are unchanged.
XOFF n (n = $00 - $FF)
default $13 <Ctrl+S>
This command selects the character sent by the TNC to the computer to stop input from
the computer. If set to $00, hardware flow control must be used. For software flow
control set this parameter to the character the computer expects to see to stop sending
data to the TNC.
See also: XFLOW, XON
XON n (n = $00 - $FF)
default $11 <Ctrl+Q>
This command selects the character sent by the TNC to the computer to restart input
from that device. If set to $00, hardware flow control must be used. For software flow
control set this parameter to the character the computer expects to see to restart
sending data to the TNC.
See also: XFLOW, XOFF
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