Note that all values are not clamped if setting using chat command, so don't try setting them to an out-of-range value. Weird thing may happen. Your server may crash.
If you really want to set a weird value, try it on SP first. Or for more safety, use User Config file instead.
You can batch multiple commands in a single chat command. For example, will execute 3 commands Enable, ReloadCfg and ShowPanelin order.
All config changes are not saved automatically (effective this session only). You have to use SaveConfig command to save them to User Config file.

• Panel: The HUD panel which display a list of signals. Basically this is the main part of this mod.
  
• Item: Each line is an "item", consists of signal's icons, distance, and signal name. Each "item" displays one signal.
  
• Command: The command that follows "/Pantenna" prefix, for example "ReloadCfg".
  
• Argument: The argument that follows an equal sign ("=") after each command, for example "ShowPanel=true" in which "true" is argument.

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Argument: None
Reload User Config.

Argument: None
Save current User Config to file. This is useful when you use command to change configs, and want to keep them (Config does not auto-save).

Argument: None
Enable this mod if it is disabled using User Config.

Argument: true or false
Toggle show/hide the whole panel.

Argument: true or false
Toggle show/hide panel background only.

Argument: true or false
Toggle show/hide Signal Name label.

Argument: decimal
Set the scale of the whole panel, includes all items on it.

Argument: pair of two decimals
Set the panel's position on screen, in pixel.

Argument: true or false
Set the panel's Width size, in pixel.

Argument: decimal
Set the maximum radar range.

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The following commands are added during the early phase of development, for debugging purpose only. However it may be useful to you in certain situation, idk ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Argument: None
Displays a dialog box contains the raw content of User Config file (ClientConfig.xml). I used this to test if mod can detect and read the file.

Argument: None
Displays a dialog box contains the loaded config. I used this to test if config changes are taking effect.