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PK-88 OPERATING MANUAL
You can include optional SSIDs or extensions specified as -
'no WX1ABC' or 'yes WX1ABC,' any combination WX1ABC, WX1ABC-1 .... WX1ABC-15 will be
matched and processed. If CFROM is set to 'yes WX1ABC-1' or 'no WX1ABC-1,' then only WX1ABC-
1 will match and be processed.
You can send your own connect command if you wish to chat with the calling station even though
his/her call request has been rejected.
Clear CFROM with %, &, or
CHCALL ON|OFF
Parameters:
ON
OFF
CHCALL displays the call sign of the 'connected-to' station after the channel identifier.
Set
CHCALL ON
if you intend to operate multiple connections (as opposed to having your 'host'
computer operate multiple connections).
CHCALL is especially useful when operating with multiple connections. Using CHCALL is similar to
using MRPT to show digipeat paths when monitoring the channel.
In the following examples, the 'equals sign' (=) is assumed to be the channel-changing character
selected using the CHSWITCH command (in this case, CHSWITCH is set to decimal value 61).
CHCALL OFF
– the monitored activity looks like this:
=0:hi howie
hello ted how goes it?
=1:*** CONNECTED to WA7GXD
=1:must be a dx record. ge lyle
=1:unreal ted! fl-az no digis!
=1:big band opening ... ge
CHCALL ON
– the same activity looks like the following example. The additional information
shown as a result of setting CHCALL ON is underlined.
=0:K4NTA:hi howie
hello ted how goes it?
=1:WA7GXD:*** CONNECTED to WA7GXD
=1:must be a dx record. ge lyle
=1:unreal ted! fl-az no digis
=1:WA7GXD:big band opening... ge
With CHCALL ON, '=1' becomes '=1:<call sign>:'
NOTE:
To switch channels during your multi-connect conversations, type CHSWITCH char-
acters '=0' and '=1' without a ':' after them.
OFF
as arguments.
Mnemonic: CHC
Call sign of the distant station is displayed in multiple connection operation.
Call sign of the distant station is not displayed.
n
after the call sign. If CFROM is set to
Default: OFF
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COMMAND SUMMARY
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