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SCREENL n (n = 0 - 255)
default 0
This value is used to format what is sent to your terminal. A ―CR‖ sequence is sent to
the terminal at the end of a line when n characters have been printed. A value of zero
inhibits this action.
See also: autolf
SENDPAC n (n = $00 - $FF)
default $0D <Ctrl+M> (CR or ENTER)
This command specifies a character that will force a packet to be sent in Convers Mode.
In the Convers Mode, packets are sent when the SENDPAC character is entered or
when PACLEN is achieved.
See also: cpactime, cr
SLOTTIME n (n = 0 - 255)
default 10
n specifies the amount of time, in 10 millisecond increments, between successive tries
of the persistence algorithm.
See also: persist
START n (n = $00 - $FF)
default $11 <Ctrl+Q>
This command specifies the character sent by the computer to the TNC to restart output
from the TNC. If set to $00 only hardware flow control will be used. For software flow
control, set this parameter to the character the computer will send to restart data flow.
See also: stop, xflow, xoff, xon
STATUS [LONG]
immediate
Entry of the STATUS command will display the number of bytes available (i.e., free
bytes) in the RS232 input buffer, the current I/O stream, and any streams having a
connected status.
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