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DWG ID: 181-0101-00A
Date: 2003-09-26
entering ”callsign1<>callsign2" will enable monitoring of all packets between callsign1
to callsign2 and vice-versa.
Note that entering callsign1>callsign2 or callsign1<>callsign2 counts as two of the 10
maximum allowed callsigns.
CANLINE n
(n = $00 - $FF)
default $18 <Ctrl+X>
This command defines the cancel-line input editing command character. When in
Convers or Command Mode entering this character will cancel all characters input from
the keyboard back to the last un-PASSed carriage return (unless PACTIME has expired,
CPACTIME is turned on, and you are in Convers Mode).
See also: canpac, cpactime, pass
CANPAC n
(n = $00 - $FF)
default $19 <Ctrl+Y>
This command defines the cancel-packet command character. When in the Convers Mode
entering this character will cancel all keyboard input back to the last unpassed
SENDPAC character (unless PACTIME has expired and CPACTIME is turned on).
This character also functions as a cancel-output character in Command Mode. Typing the
cancel-output character a second time re-enables normal output. For example, if you’ve
issued a DISPLAY command, a <Ctrl+Y> will cancel the display and a second one re-
enables the cmd: prompt after the next “CR”.
See also: canline, cpactime, sendpac
CHECK n
(n = 0 - 255)
default 0
This “timeout” command is used to prevent a “hang-up” in a connected mode when a link
failure occurs as a result of conditions beyond control of the connected stations. The
value entered for “n” is the number of 10 s intervals to wait during “no activity” before
making a periodic check (poll) to determine that a connected state still exists.
If n equals 0 this “timeout” function is disabled. While using Version 1 (AX25L2V2
OFF), a check timeout will initiate a disconnect.