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Tracker3 User’s Manual 34

ANALOG <n>

Returns the current reading for the specified analog input pin. See the

telemetry section of this manual for details on pin assignments. This

command is used primarily for scripting.

Return value: Current analog reading for specified pin

AUTHLIST +/-<callsign>

Displays or changes the list of callsigns authorized for remote access.

+callsign adds a callsign to the list, -callsign removes a callsign from the

list, and 'none' erases the entire list. Up to six callsigns can be stored.

AUTOBAUD on|off

Enables automatic baud rate detection. When a baud rate mismatch is

detected, the unit will attempt to automatically select the proper baud

rate.

AUTOSAVE on|off

When enabled, the tracker will save its last-known GPS position as a

permanent fixed position if the GPS fix is lost. This may be used in the

case of a temporary digipeater or weather station where a GPS receiver is

installed only during setup and is removed to conserve power. The

system must remain powered on for 30 seconds after GPS fix loss before

the position is saved.

BBAUD 1200 | 2400 | 4800 | 9600 | 19200 | 38400 | 57600 | 115200

Sets baud rate for the secondary serial port. Default is 4800 baud.

Return value: 99 = invalid setting, 0-7 = 300 to 115200 baud

BEACON [text] (local only)

If no beacon text is specified, a position beacon (and weather beacon, if

applicable) will be queued for immediate transmission. If a text string is

entered, that text will be transmitted as an AX.25 text packet.

The command ‘BEACON W’ will transmit only a weather packet, and

‘BEACON P’ will transmit a position packet.

Sets mode for secondary serial port. See ‘Port Modes’ above.