Tag	Description
<@MODEM: , ... >	Change to specified modem with parameters
<@RIGCAT:hex hex:retnbr>	RigCAT user commands
<@RIGCAT:"string":retnbr>	hex hex ... are sequential hexadecimal values string is Ascii char sequence retnbr is number of bytes in xcvr response ':retnbr' is optional; retnbr set to 0 if missing
<@GOHOME>	return waterfall cursor to sweet spot
<@GOFREQ:NNNN>	move waterfall cursor to freq NNNN Hz
<@RIGMODE:mode>	send CAT command to transceiver to change to a valid mode
<@FILWID:width>	send CAT command to transceiver to change to a valid filter width example to QSY to sweetspot (center of bandpass filter) and select narrow filter
<@TXRSID:on\|off\|t>	transmit RSID on, off, toggle

<@PUSH:m|f> | Push (save) current mode(m), freq(f) for later retrieval <@PUSH> | Push both mode and freq for later retrieval <@POP> | Pop (restore) pushed mode and/or freq

Note that each of these tags is identical to their immediate mode counterparts. The exception is the addition of the @ symbol following the leading '<'. The use of these tags is best explained by example.

Check in to a net with video ID

<TXRSID:off>
<MODEM:NULL>
<TX>
<!GOFREQ:2200>
<VIDEO:K7KY>
<@GOFREQ:1200>
<@MODEM:MFSK32>
<@TXRSID:on>
<RX>\n

TxRSID is disabled before any other action
modem is changed to NULL to prevent anything but VIDEO transmission
Audio carrier is changed to 2200 Hertz
The callsign K7KY is transmitted as video text at 2200 Hertz
Return to receive
Waterfall carrier is set to 1200 Hertz
Modem is changed to MFSK-32
TxRSID is enabled

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