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6 Commands
Using <Ctrl-Z> (entering <Ctrl> <Z>) as a CHANGEOVER characters is defined with
the command
CHO
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Illegal values are 13 (CR), 32 (Space), 30 (IDLE), 17 (XON), 19 (XOFF), and other
previously defined special characters.
6.20 CLr
Remote
Deletes the transmit buffer. Everything that is contained in the transmit buffer, which has
not yet been transmitted, is deleted.
6.21 CMsg
Default setting: 1
Parameter: 0 Connect text off.
1 Connect text on.
This command turns the connect text on or off. There is only one common connect text
for AMTOR and PACTOR. Therefore
CMsg
1 enables the connect text in PACTOR as
well as in AMTOR.
6.22 Connect
Default setting: previous address
Parameter: ADDR Callsign of the station to be connected with.
!ADDR Starts a long path call.
%ADDR Starts a call using robust-connect
Used to build up a connection. The Connect command may be followed by the argument
being the callsign of a distant station. The callsign length can vary between 2 and 8
characters. Too short arguments are ignored. If the callsign is too long it will be truncated
at the end. If no argument is given the old or the default callsign will be called.
Connect
can be repeated with different callsigns until a connection is established. In the connected
condition, the
Connect
command can be used to display the callsign of the distant
station.
If no response is received after the number of retries set by the
MAXErr
command, the
PTC terminates the connect attempt automatically with displaying an error message. A
call can be stopped manually using the
Disconnect
command.
With an active AMTOR prompt the
Connect
command starts a connect attempt, trying
to establish an ARQ link (mode-A). Certainly the AMTOR selcall of the distant station
has to be entered instead of the callsign. For example:
C DFCJ
. The station with the
selcall DFCJ will be called in AMTOR ARQ. If the call is repeated, then the selcall can
be omitted.
6.22.1 Longpath-Connect
With an exclamation mark (!) or a semicolon (;) is set directly before the callsign
(example:
C !DL0WAA
) it is possible to call using sync packets with long path options.
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