Hi Jim, Tnx for the suggestion, but no dice. I already had the clock set not to show. But you may be right, I'm not positive it is coming from the TNC. If I run the TNC emulation from MMTTY, I get the date/time stamp each minute, but if I use the same terminal program for telnet connection to the packet cluster, I get "connected to dxusa" followed by the date/time. Maybe there is something in Windows triggering this, but I'll have to dig deeper. Tnx again, and 73, Steve KW3A On 2/18/2013 4:27 PM, Jim Kutsch, KY2D wrote: > Steve, > Are you sure it's from the TNC? When I first started using terminal > applications in Windows using Jaws, the system time in the task bar line of > the screen triggered a reread every time it changed. Thus, time was read > every minute. I went to the "task bar and start menu" setting in Windows > Control Panel and unchecked the "show clock" box. Then all was well. > > 73, > Jim, KY2D > > > -----Original Message----- > From: For blind ham radio operators [mailto:[log in to unmask]] > On Behalf Of Steve Forst > Sent: Monday, February 18, 2013 3:02 PM > To: [log in to unmask] > Subject: TNC command > > I've been tweaking my RTTY setup and using MMTTY's TNC emulation to > send decoded data to a terminal program. Either the packet window in > XMlog, or hyperterminal. > > Beside the wanted data, I also get a date/time stamp every 60 seconds. > Something like"Mon Feb 18 1950". It gets a bit annoying. > > Is there a TNC command to stop this? > > 73, Steve KW3A > > >