
The program can be operated from the mouse, using the buttons and
pull-down menus.  However the program can also be operated by using
the following hot keys, which for compatability are the same as those
used by the console based "kamplus" program which uses the ncurses
library.

The keyboard hot keys operate as follows:

(Note Alt-P has changed its meaning in release 0.97: to send FEC
Pactor in Tor mode, now press Alt-T)


Cursor up - Scroll up.
Cursor down - Scroll down.
Cursor right - Scroll out (end scroll).

Page Up - changeover to transmit (HF modes).
Page Down - changeover to receive (HF modes).

Ctrl-A: change to Amtor mode (or send Ctrl-A - see below).
Ctrl-C: change to CW mode (if not in CW mode) or set the speed (if in CW
	mode).
Ctrl-D: disconnect (Packet, Pactor, Amtor and Gtor).
Ctrl-F: change to FEC.
Ctrl-G: change to G-tor.
Ctrl-L: change to Lamtor.
Ctrl-O: change to Gmon.
Ctrl-P: change to Pactor.
Ctrl-R: change to RTTY (Baudot).
Ctrl-S: change to ASCII.
Ctrl-T: change to TOR mode (or send Ctrl-T - see below).
Ctrl-X: change to HF Packet.
Ctrl-Z: send Ctrl-Z (see below).

Alt-B: print the current scroll buffer.
Alt-C: send an auto-cq (Pactor, Amtor, Gtor or Tor)
       or (if in auto-cq mode) end auto-cq.
       (see also Alt-T below).
Alt-D: Download a 7plus/uuencoded file to a local file (Packet, Pactor
       or Gtor) (this makes no translations other than CR -> LF).
Ctrl- Alt-D: Download a binary file to a local file (Packet, Pactor or
       Gtor) (this saves the raw data to disk).
Alt-I: send ident ([CALL IN STORE] de [YOUR CALL]).
Alt-L: toggle whether receive speed locked to 100 baud (Pactor or Gtor).
Alt-P: set a print mark, or if one is already set, print from the mark.
Alt-R: enter an RST report to be stored in the RST buffer.
Alt-S: sync the transmit speed to the current receive speed (CW), or
       resync the Amtor decoder when monitoring (Amtor/Lamtor).
Alt-T: send an auto-cq when listening in Tor-standby mode but using
       Pactor FEC to send the CQ.
Alt-U: Upload a 7plus/uuencoded file (Packet, Pactor or Gtor) (this
       makes no translations other than LF -> CR).
       (Press again to abort the upload).
Ctrl-Alt-U: Upload a binary file (Packet, Pactor or Gtor) (this
       sends raw data and makes no translations).
       (Press again to abort the upload).
Alt-X: abort (Pactor, Amtor, Gtor or Tor)
Alt-0 to Alt-9: send the messages specified in the "messages" file.

F1: toggle display of Help file.
F2: toggle on/off capture of current stream to file [KAMDIR:]/capture.txt.
F3: toggle transmitting of text after word/line or with a guard in
    non-packet mode (see below).  
F4: connect with another station (Packet, Pactor, Amtor and Gtor).  
F5: send a command to the Kam (press again to run a configuration script).
F6: send a text file.
F7: enter another station's callsign in the callsign store.  
F8: toggle the callsign lock (see below).  
F9: send the Kam parameter file tnc.parms to Kam.  
F10: toggle the screen display between VHF and HF port of Kam.  
F11: go down a stream on the screen display (e.g. from stream C on current
     port to stream B).  
F12: go up a stream on the screen display (e.g. from stream A on current
     port to stream B).

Pressing Ctrl-A when in Packet, Pactor or Gtor mode and connected
will send a Ctrl-A character instead of asking whether to change to
Amtor mode (some BBSs use Ctrl-A to abort a message being sent)

Pressing Ctrl-T when in Packet, Pactor or Gtor mode and connected
will send a Ctrl-T character instead of asking whether to change to
Tor mode (some BBSs use Ctrl-T to abort a telnet session)

Pressing Ctrl-Z when in Packet, Pactor or Gtor mode and connected
will send a Ctrl-Z character (some BBSs use Ctrl-Z to end a message as
an alternative to /EX)

If Alt-C or the "auto-cq" button is pressed when in Pactor, Amtor,
Gtor or Tor-Standby modes, the program will run the CQ message found
in the file 'cq' placed in the directory specified by 'KAMDIR:' in
kamrc, repeating until a link is made.  It can be turned off by
pressing Alt-C or the "auto-cq" button again.  The delay between the
end of one CQ message and the start of the next may be specified by
the AUTOCQ: parameter in kamrc.  If none is specified, the default is
90 seconds (don't cook your output stage).  If in Tor-Standby mode,
pressing Alt-P will do the same, except that the CQ message will be
sent in Pactor FEC not Amtor FEC mode.  Pressing the "auto-cq" button
when in Tor mode will bring up a dialog, offering the choice of Amtor
FEC or Pactor FEC.  To stop an auto-cq session, press Alt-C or the
"auto-cq" button again.

If the lock button or Alt-L is pressed when in Pactor or Gtor mode,
the receive speed will be locked to 100 baud, and the bottom status
line will show "LOCK".

If Alt-1 to Alt-5 are pressed, the message specified in the file
"messages" will be sent ("messages" will be looked for in the
directory specified by KAMDIR: in kamrc).  If Alt-6 to Alt-0 are
pressed, the file specified in the "messages" file will be sent.  See
the specimen "messages" file installed by "make install" for further
details, including details of the shortcut macros that can be included
in a message.

