Canline - AEA PAKRATT PK-232 Operating Manual

USER'S GUIDE
Calibration may be checked at any time without altering the state of the existing link. However, the
time-of day clock (DAYTIME) will not advance until you quit the calibration routine.
Commands available in the calibration routine are:
<SPACE> Toggles the audio tone between "mark" (low) and "space" (high) tones.
D Toggles between transmitting a continuous tone or alternating the mark and space
tones at a rate set by the radio baud (HBAUD) rate.
K Toggles the PK-232's PTT and CW keying outputs between ON and OFF.
Q Quits the calibration routine.
H Toggles the generator between wide (1000 Hz) and narrow (200 Hz) shift.
Calibration of the modem tones and adjustment of the PK-232's tone output levels for proper
transmitter modulation are described in the modem calibration section of AEA's Technical Manual
for the PK-232.
NOTE:
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CANLINE

Mode: All
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Parameters: -
CANLINE
changes the CANCEL-LINE input editing command character.
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The parameter is the ASCII code for the character you want to use to cancel an input line.
You can enter the code in either hex or decimal.
For example:
CANLINE $15
CANLINE 21
Either sets the cancel-line character to <CTRL-U>.
When you use the CANLINE character to cancel an input line in Command Mode, the line is termi-
nated with a <BACKSLASH> character and a new prompt (cmd:) appears.
When you cancel lines in Converse Mode, only a <BACKSLASH> and a new line appear.
You can cancel only the line you are currently typing.
Once <CR> or <Enter> has been typed, you cannot cancel an input line.
NOTE:
Like all other input editing features, line cancellation is disabled in Transparent Mode.
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D
Set OFF to transmit a continuous mark or space tone.
Mnemonic: CAN
0 to $7F (0 to 127 decimal) specifies an ASCII character code.
(hex)
(decimal)
If your send-packet character is not <CR> or <Enter>, the cancel-line char-
acter cancels only the last line of a multi-line packet.
Default: $18 <CTRL-X>
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