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UNTIL YOU PRESS THE CALL BUTTON AGAIN.  THEN THE CURRENT SEQUENCE WILL END,
FOLLOWED BY A K. YOU CAN MANUALLY ENTER THE CALL SIGN LETTERS OF A STATION
YOU WISH TO CALL BY PRESSING THE CCS BUTTON.  THEN PRESS CALL, AND A CALLING
SEQUENCE WILL BE TRANSMITTED.  SUPPOSE WA1WTB ANSWERS.  TO CALL HIM BACK,
PRESS THE NO CCS BUTTON, AND PRESS CALL AGAIN.  YOU WILL TRANSMIT HIS CALL
SIGN A FEW TIMES FOLLOWED BY DE” AND YOUR CALL SIGN.  THIS SEQUENCE WILL BE
REPEATED UNTIL YOU PRESS CALL AGAIN.  THEN THE CURRENT SEQUENCE WILL
CONTINUE TO ITS END, AND IT WILL ADD KN TO FINISH THE CALL.  THE QUICK START
GUIDE STEPS YOU THROUGH FOUR BASIC TRANSMISSION FUNCTIONS OR SEQUENCES
GENERAL CALL, DIRECTED CALL, ANSWER VALIDATE, AND ANSWER.  GOING THROUGH THE
EXAMPLE IN THE GUIDE WILL LEAD YOU TO THE IDEA OF CANNED QSO STARTS,
INITIATION, AND MANUAL FINISHES.  YOU PROBABLY WILL WANT TO PRACTICE THESE
SEQUENCES BEFORE YOU GO LIVE ON THE AIR.  IF YOU WISH, YOU CAN CUSTOMIZE
EACH OF THESE SEQUENCES USING THE RIG PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE, RPL.  THE RPL IS
DISCUSSED IN DETAIL, WITH EXAMPLES, AT THE END OF THE REFERENCE MANUAL.
RECEIVER COMMANDS THERE IS AN EXTENSIVE SET OF RECEIVER COMMANDS, INCLUDING
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