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- ****** S H U T D O W N M O D E TEST DRIVE VERSION ******
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- * See the STARTUP.TNC file for examples of other commands.
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- * Check your AEA manual if you have questions about the parameters.
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- * The file STARTUP.TNC is read by the program, and processed
- * on startup, unless you refer to another TNC file on the command line.
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- * For example, typing PKTDEMO HFPKT would cause the program to open*
- * the file HFPKT.TNC and use the parameters in that file to configure
- * the TNC.
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- * These TNC files can be "bare bones minimum" if you desire.
- * Just be sure that the following are set, to assure that your
- * TNC buffer doesn't overflow
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- MONITOR 0
- MCON 0
- MDIGI OFF
- MRPT OFF
- MPROTO OFF
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- * Make your Connect text clear to the other people, that you are
- * not available. The ^M in the text indicates a "new line"
- * Note: CTEXT (and other text variables) must fit on a single
- * line.
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- CTEXT Not here now, please leave msg in TNC^MLeave your PATH too!
- CMSG ON
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- * Dont change CONMODE to TRANSparent in any TNC file. The binary
- * transfer used in the program does not require it, and the program
- * expects the CONMODE to be CONV, which is the default.
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- CONMODE CONV
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- * Do not set FULLDUP Y, unless running in a full-duplex RF environment
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- Fulldup off
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- * Set TXDELAY and AX25L2V2 in case we changed them during the program
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- AX25L2V2 ON
- TXDELAY 30
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- * That's about it. You can add TNC commands to this, or any other
- * TNC file.
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