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attempts to transfer data over
the radio frequency network.
By default, a terminal's radio
card will always try to run at
the maximum rate for that
card. This parameter is used to
set that maximum rate to a
lower rate.
22 = 11 megabits per second
As stated in the description to
the left, a terminal's radio
card will always attempt to
transfer data at the maximum
rate for that card unless the
user sets this parameter to
one of the above values.
System_Say_Again_Enable Enables the "Say again" control
phrase; when this phrase is
enabled, operators can get a
terminal to repeat the last
thing it said by simply saying,
"Say again".
0 = disabled
1 = enabled
TmgrService Defines the destination socket
address or port value for
Terminal Manager for radio
communications.
1 - 65535, recommended >
15000
15001
TrainDeviceBaud Defines the baud rate for the
training device port as
required by the training
device.
50, 75, 100, 150, 300, 600,
1200, 1800, 2000, 2400, 3600,
4800, 7200, 9600, 19200,
31250, 38400
TrainDeviceFlowControl Controls whether hardware
flow control is enabled or
disabled on the training device
port.
0 = disable
1 = enable
TrainDeviceParity Defines the parity on the
training device port as
required by the training
device.
1 = no parity
2 = odd parity
3 = even parity
4 = mark parity
5 = space parity
TrainDevicePort Defines the port to which the
training device is connected.
Red (not case sensitive)
None
TrainDeviceStopBits Defines the number of stop bits
for the training device port.
1 = one stop bit
2 = two stop bits
TrainDeviceWordLen Defines the number of bits per
character on the training
device port as required by the
training device.
5, 6, 7, 8
TrainDeviceTermChar1 Defines the first character that
terminates a string of
characters generated during a
training device read as
required by the training
device.
Any integer, entered as a
hexadecimal number
0x0d
TrainDeviceTermChar2 Defines the second character
that terminates a string of
characters generated during a
training device read as
required by the training
device.
Any integer, entered as a
hexadecimal number
0x0a
TTSPitch Controls the pitch (higher or
lower) of the terminal's voice.
1 - 9
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