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Script files support the following config.env environmental variables. When these script
directives are encountered, they over ride the default values supplied in the config.env file. See
the section on config.env for details.
/command_delay 500
/digit_delay 20
Script files also support the following config file (xxxxxx.cfg) parameters. See the section on
configuration file parameters for details.
/unlock_code
/prefix
/call_sign
/location_id
Additional script processing directives
/set_audio_all xxx
Sets the value of all Rx, Tx, Telemetry and aux audio digital pots to a value of xxx, where xxx is
between 0 and 255. 0 is no audio and 255 is maximum.
/set_audio_level_port0_rx xxx
/set_audio_level_port0_tx xxx
/set_audio_level_port0_te xxx
/set_audio_level_port0_to xxx
Sets the specific digital pot level to xxx, where the port is “port0” through “port7”. The specific
pot of that port is selected by the last two letters where…
rx is receiver audio level
tx is transmitter audio level
te is the locally generated telemetry audio level
to is the externally generated tone input, for example the PL encode level from an AS-3
audio squelch board.
The level xxx is between 0 and 255. 0 is no audio and 255 is maximum.
/set_audio_level_cpu_0
/set_audio_level_cpu_1
/set_audio_level_cpu_2
/set_audio_level_cpu_3
Sets the specific digital pot on the master CPU board level to xxx. The specific pot of that board is
selected by the last number where…
0 is not used.
1 is audio from the DVB board.
2 is not used.
3 is the master CPU generated telemetry which drives the common telemetry bus that
goes to all transmitters.
/fcg_off
Turns off the function complete generator.
/fcg_on
Turns on the function complete generator.
/wait xxxx
Causes the execution of the script file to stop and wait for xxxx milliseconds.