Alinco EJ-50U Manual de instrucciones

1 Instruction Manual Ver.01 EJ-50U Terminal Node Controller Unit

10 STREAMSW STR $01 0-$7F Sets character used to change STREAM 9-1-2 TOUT TOUT 30 0-250 Message Board time-out parameter 10-1-3 TRACE TRAC OFF

11 3-2 Relative commands 3-2-1 ABAUD command Abbrev. AB default 9600 parameters: 600,1200,480,9600,19200 example AB 15200 Function: Sets th

12 3-2-7 AUTOLF command Abbrev. AU default ON range ON/OFF example AU ON When on, it puts a line-feed [LF] code after the carriage return [CR].

13 4-1-3 CALIBRA command Abbrev. CAL default: none parameter: none Example: CAL By using this command, the TNC enters the calibrate mode and out

14 (1) (2) (3) (4) (1) As it goes to transmission, PTT

15 4-2-6 TXDELAY command Abbrev. TX default 50 parameter: 0 to 255 Example: TX 80 This is to determine the waiting time between PTT on and the t

16 accepted. Please leave this parameter OFF for error-free communication. 4-4 Connected for 2way communications (being connected) In the connected c

17 is sent. 4-4-7 FRACK command Abbrev. FR default: 3 parameter: 0-250 example: FR 5 When you are “on-line” (connected) and the transmitted

18 status. This may result in poor communications efficiency by sending packets that will not be received. 4-4-12 CONSTAMP command Abbrev.:CONS

19  When they reach pre-determined length: PACLEN  When the pre-set time is elapsed: PACTIME and relative CPACTIME You may transmit different frames

2 3-2-4 ECHO commands ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 11 3-2-5 FLOW commands -----------------

20 PACTIME command becomes effective when ON is selected. The PACTIME command is not automatically effective on the EJ-50U. 4-6-7 MAXFRAME command Ab

21  Command/Response [C] command [R] Response  Sequences [Rn] Receiving sequences. n=0-7 [Sn] Transmitting sequence n=0-7 4-7-3 MCON command Abbre

22 5-2 Compatible GPS The following GPS receivers are compatible with the EJ-50U: (1) SONY’s IPS-5000 series, IPS-3000 series, PACY-CNV10 and other

23 6 : day 090346 : Current time in UTC N : N for North, S for South to indicate the latitude 3546569: the latitude in degree. This number can be sh

24 0.9 Horizontal dilution of position 545.4,M Altitude, Meters, above mean sea level 46.9,M Heig

25  Direction in degrees  Date in dd/mm/yy format.  The difference of magnetic direction from true north.  To which direction the magnetic directi

26  The numeric digits usually vary its length, sometimes without the decimal numbers.  In order to keep a fixed length of data, 0 is added before a

27 example: GBAUD 4800 Determines the GPS port bit-rate. 4800 for 4800 bps. 9600 for 9600 bps. Refer also to chapter 5-3-1. 4800 is recommended for NM

28 data contained in the string will be automatically placed in the LTEXT buffer. If the GPSTEXT content is one of those below and does not match with

29 As mentioned in 2-1, the operational mode is usually “connect mode”. The “cmd:” prompt appears when it is in the command mode. If it does not appe

3 4-7-1 MONITOR command ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- 20 4-7-2 MCOM command -----------------------

30 CMDTIME, press the C key 3 times with the Ctrl key pressed. <CTRL+C> 6-3-2 TRFLOW command Abbrev. TRF default OFF range ON/OFF exampl

31 virtually any combination of characters can be passed by the software in use, protocols dictate that it must be very difficult to exit the KISS mod

32 feature: Use this command to manually transmit HDCL-ID. This command works only when HID command is ON. This command will become invalid when the s

33 8-3-3 UIDIGI command Abbrev. UI default OFF(empty) range ON/OFF call1[,call2[,call3[,call4]]] example UI ON WIDE, TRACE, RELAY UI OFF % (to em

34 is only to reduce Y value by 1. Example: In case of UIFLOOD WIDE, NOID MYCALL W1AAA W1BBB>GPS,WIDE4-4:Frame 1 -> W1BBB>GPS,WIDE4-3:Frame1

35 W1BBB>GPS,W1CCC*,TRACE4-3:Frame2 W1BBB>GPS,W1CCC,W1AAA*,TRACE4-2:Frame2-> W1BBB>GPS,W1CCC,W1DDD,W1EEE*,TRACE4-1:Frame3 W1BBB>GPS,W1C

36  No unrelayed station in the relay route Relay modification process  Sender’s SSID is replaced with 0  MYCALL setting callsign is inserted at t

37 8-3-8 SPATH command Abbrev. SPATH default empty range 7 callsigns example SPATH W1YYY,W1ZZZ SPATH % (empty) In the UISSID command, if the

38 example STREAMD ON When a received packet contains stream-change code, this parameter determines whether or not to output both codes. When ON is s

39 connection. 10-1-4 ROUTE command Abbrev. ROU default ON range ON/OFF example ROU OFF When a Forwarded message is received from a forwarding

4 6-4-2 CONMODE command -------------------------------------------------------------------------- 30 6-4-3 NEWMODE command ----------------------

40 10-2-4 READ command Abbrev. R default None range n1,n2… example R 2 This command allows you to read the specified message in the MB. To rea

41 When the message is finished, enter [CR][Ctrl-Z][CR] or [CR]/EX[CR]. If the writer exceeds the amount of available memory while composing a messag

42 11 Miscellaneous commands The followings are miscellaneous commands:  Restart and Reset commands  Display commands  Display setting according

43 11-3-3 DAYSTAMP Abbrev. DAYS default: OFF range ON/OFF example DAYS ON In converse mode, typing T with Ctrl pressed <CTRL+T> sends time

5 10-2-1 FILE command ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 39 10-2-2 LIST command -----------------------------

6 2. Commands In this manual, unless otherwise specified, any “key” refers to the keys on a PC keyboard. The “screen” referred to is the PC monitor

7 2-4 Command chart The following is a chart for the commands commonly used in Amateur Radio communications. Command abbreviation default range Desc

8 ECHO E ON ON/OFF Activates echo back of your keystrokes on the computer screen 3-2-4 EPATH EPATH N/A Call1, --, Call7 Sets digipeater list to be re

9 MONITOR M ON ON/OFF Monitor (or not monitor) packet communications. 4-7-1 MRPT MR ON ON/OFF When ON, displays digipeat route in the header.