Kantronics KPC–3 Plus User Manual page 155

When ON, the sequence backspace-space-backspace is sent to the attached terminal
when the DELETE character is entered. When OFF, the backslash character ―\‖ is sent
to the terminal when the DELETE character is entered.
See also: delete, redisplay
BLT n {EVERY | AFTER} hh:mm:ss [START hh:mm:ss] [CLEAR]
default EVERY 00:00:00 (for each of the 4 LT strings)
This command (used with GPS) sets the interval between beacons for the associated
LT (Location Text) string.
n identifies which LT is used (1-4). If EVERY is specified, the LT will be transmitted at
the interval specified by the hh:mm:ss parameter. This is set in hours:minutes:seconds,
and all characters must be specified. If the optional key word START is given followed
by a time (in 24 hour format), the beacons will not be transmitted until the specified time.
The beacon will then be transmitted according to the setting of the EVERY parameter.
(NOTE: If the current time is past the start time, the beacon will start at the next
scheduled interval based on the start time.)
If AFTER is specified, the beacon will be transmitted once after no activity is detected
on the channel for hh:mm:ss time. Selecting AFTER does not allow the optional START
parameter.
For example, setting BLT 3 EVERY 00:15:00 START 03:30:00 would cause the third LT
string (LT 3) to be transmitted every 15 minutes, with the first transmission each day
occurring at 03:30:00.
If CLEAR is specified, the LT buffer is cleared after transmission. This way no copies of
a NMEA string are repeated.
BREAK {ON | OFF}
default OFF
If BREAK is ON, a break at the keyboard causes a return to Command Mode from
Converse or Transparent Mode.
See also: COMMAND
BTEXT text
default (blank)
BTEXT specifies the content of the data portion of the beacon packet. Any combination
of characters and spaces may be used with a maximum length of 128.
Entering a single ―%‖ will clear BTEXT.
155
(n = 1 - 4)
(0 - 128 characters)