Kantronics KPC–3 Plus User Manual page 119

The node will transmit a packet addressed to CQ from the node-modified callsign of
WA0CPS-15.
WA0CPS-15>CQ: This is Ed in York, Nebraska
QSO.
The node automatically subtracts Ed's SSID (0) from 15 (15 minus 0 = 15) since the
callsign WA0CPS is already being used in the circuit. If Ed's callsign was WA0CPS-2,
the node would modify it to WA0CPS-13 (15 minus 2 = 13).
If another user tries to connect to WA0CPS-15, the node recognizes the connect
request and the two users are connected through the node.
CQBC ON | OFF
Default ON
This command controls if the node will transmit a CQ broadcast from a user. By default,
the CQ broadcast is allowed. For example, if you do not wish any CQ broadcasts to
take place, set the command CQBC to OFF.
CTEXT text
Default blank
This command sets a text message that is sent to users when they connect to your
node alias (NETALIAS) but not when a user connects to the node callsign (NETCALL).
It is also not sent when the user connects to your node by using another network node.
EXAMPLE - CText Welcome to the SUTNE K-Net node, operated by KA0DNV, in
Sutton, Nebraska
You may clear this text by entering a % as the ctext (cmd: CTEXT %).
DELNODE [alias:]call port neighbor [via digi1[,digi2]]
This command is used to delete a destination node from your nodes table. If the node
you are trying to delete has an alias (showing with the NODES command), you must
specify both the alias and the call of the node to be deleted. If this node is the only one
using the specified neighbor as a route, and if the neighbor is not locked in the routes
table, the neighbor will also be deleted from the routes table.
DELROUTE port call [via digi1[,digi2]] quality
The DELROUTE command is used to delete a neighbor from the routes table. A
neighbor route cannot be deleted if there are any nodes in your nodes table using this
neighbor as a route.
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