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DWG ID: 181-0101-00A
Date: 2003-09-26
At any given time, each of the 8 A-to-D lines will have a voltage value somewhere in the
range of 0 - 5 V dc. Instead of reporting voltages, the ANALOG command returns a
decimal number in the range of 0 - 255 (or a decimal number in the range specified by the
RANGE command) for each analog input. Each decimal value corresponds to a voltage
input.
The response is in the following form:
AN0/AN1/AN2/AN3/AN4/AN5/AN6/AN7
Data can be manually gathered from a remote site by connecting to MYREMOTE in that
remote unit, gaining access through the password query, and then issuing the ANALOG
command. The TELEMETRY command specifies a regular interval at which to transmit
samples of the ANALOG inputs.
See also: range, telemtry, myremote, rtext
AUTOLF {ON | OFF}
default ON
When ON, a line feed is sent to the terminal after each carriage return. This parameter
should be set ON when overprinting occurs and the terminal being used does not
automatically supply its own linefeed after a carriage return. This command affects only
the data sent to the terminal, not data sent to the radio.
See also: cr, lfadd
AX25L2V2 {ON | OFF}
default ON
When ON, Level 2 Version 2 protocol is implemented and the TALON will
automatically adapt to whichever version the connecting station is using. When OFF,
Level 2 Version 1 is implemented. Set this command to OFF if you need to digipeat
through other units, which do not digipeat version 2 packets. You may also find benefit
from setting this command OFF when using several digipeaters (not nodes) to send
packets, or when conditions are marginal between the two stations involved. (NOTE:
Changing this setting after connecting to another station will have no effect on the current
connection.)
The major difference in V1 and V2 protocol is the method used to handle retries. In the
connected mode, if a packet is sent and not acknowledged, Version 1 will re-send the