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6 Commands
Bits 5-7 contain coded information about the prompt sort:
Bit 7 Bit 6 Bit 5 Prompt Bits 0-4
0 0 0 Not allowed -
0 0 1 cmd: 0=cmd, 1=AMTOR, 2=MONITOR, 3=RTTY,
4=CW, 5=PSK31
0 1 0 Not allowed always 0
0 1 1 sys: always 0
1 0 0 aud: always 0
1 0 1 pac: present input channel (0-31)
1 1 0 Not allowed always 0
1 1 1
fax:
always 0
Table 6.6: Prompt coding
The bits 0-4 contain additional information, depending on the actual prompt.
After the prompt codebyte, there follows, as usual, the text prompt information, ended
with a Ctrl-A.
The
pac:-
prompt contains the channel number of the presently set input channel
(
Setchn
) as plain text information before the colon. (Channel numbers of two digits are
thus output by two ASCII number characters.)
The prompt information of terminal mode 5 cannot be split. I.e. no other information can
be pushed through between bytes. The prompt always begins with a Ctrl-D and always
ends with a Ctrl-A.
6.94 TIme
Remote
Default setting: none
Parameter: HH:MM:SS Desired time.
Arguments are ignored during remote control.
TIme
is used to set or read the internal clock.
If
TIme
is entered without a parameter, the current time is displayed.
When the clock is set, leading zeroes must not be omitted. The colons can be omitted.
Wrong entries cause a wrong programming of the clock chip.
Setting the clock to 9 o’clock 56 ninutes and 5 seconds
cmd:
TI
09:56:05
or
cmd:
TI
095605.
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