# kamrc -- KAM configuration file

# uncomment and set your callsign below
#MY_CALL: G3xxx

# the packet callsign cannot contain any '/' characters.  If you have
# a callsign such as 7O1/G3XXX (nice one!) for RTTY/CW/Amtor/
# Pactor/G-Tor and so must use a different Packet callsign, set the
# Packet callsign below using PKT_CALL: (you will then need to use a
# beacon to announce your true callsign to stay within most licensing
# regulations)
#PKT_CALL:

# you don't need to specify your selcall, because the program can work 
# it out automatically, but if you want a non-standard one, set it below
#SELCALL: 

# the next parameter should indicate the serial port device
# (eg. ttyS0) to which the Kam is connected - on Linux ttyS0 equates
# to COM 1, ttyS1 equates to COM 2, ttyS2 equates to COM 3, and so on
# and the following one sets the serial port speed for the Kam
# uncomment them and set them to the correct values
#SERIALPORT: ttyS1
#SPEED: 9600

# V_PACLEN: (vhf transmitted packet length) and H_PACLEN: (hf
# transmitted packet length) can be set between 32 and the value of
# MAX_FRAMESIZE in prog_defs.h (default is 128).  If the value is less
# than 32, the program will set the packet length to 32; if the value
# is greater than MAX_FRAMESIZE, the program will set the packet
# length to MAX_FRAMESIZE.  If none is specified, the program will
# default to 128.
V_PACLEN: 80
H_PACLEN: 32

# if you want to send "keep alive" packets at regular intervals to
# keep node connections or BBS connections alive, set KEEPALIVE: true,
# and enter the interval between the "keep alive" packets (in minutes)
# in KEEPALIVE_MINS: (the default is 10).  Read the README file for
# further information about what this does.
KEEPALIVE: false
KEEPALIVE_MINS: 10

# if you only want to transmit and not receive cw, and don't want
# garbage cluttering the screen, set NO_CW_RX: to true
NO_CW_RX: false

# if a received bell character (7) is to make a beep, set BELL: to
# true
BELL: true

# set NOPROMPT: true if you do not want a prompt when sending a message
# via Alt 0 to Alt 9 (Note: this does not affect the operation of F6)
NOPROMPT: false

# the next parameter sets whether characters above value 127 are sent
# and received using CP437 (the normal DOS/Windows character set) or
# Latin-1 (the normal Unix character set).  The default on the packet
# network is normally CP437.  The options are CP437 and LATIN-1.  If
# no option is set the program will default to CP437.
CHAR_SET: CP437

# This will set the starting font size of the receive and send
# windows.  It does not change the fontsize of the menu and status
# bars and dialogs - that can be done by starting the program using
# the -fontsize argument (see the README file for further details).
# The Qt version has the following options - `small' `medium' and
# `large'.  The Gtk+ text widget renders the fonts to a smaller size
# than Qt, so the Gtk-- version also has a `larger' option, which is
# bigger than `large'.
WIN_FONTSIZE: medium

# FILEDIR: this enables the Kam to find your configuration files, etc
# and is the directory to which it will write capture.txt for text
# saved to file.  It is sensible (though not necessary) that it should
# be the one the binary executable is installed in
FILEDIR: /usr/local/kamdir

# set PRINT_CMD: to the printer command which will accept input on
# standard input.  If PRINT_CMD: is not set, the program will default
# to lpr, which will produce something on most systems (see 'man
# lpr').  If you have nenscript-1.13++ installed and want to force
# postscript printing, for A4 paper specify 'nenscript -TA4 -B' or for
# US letter size paper 'nenscript -TUS -B'.  If you have GNU enscript
# installed and want to force postscript printing for A4 paper use
# 'enscript -MA4 -B' or for US letter size paper 'enscript -MLetter
# -B'
PRINT_CMD: lpr

# set AUTOCQ: to the number of seconds delay between the end of one
# auto-cq call and the start of the next - the default is 90 seconds
AUTOCQ: 90

## end of kamrc ##
