PacComm TINY-2 - Page 104

PACKET CONTROLLER COMMANDS Command List
(XMitok Command Continued)
When XMitok is OFF, transmitting is inhibited. All other func-
tions of the board remain the same, in other words, the packet
controller generates and sends packets as requested, but does not
key the radio PTT line.
You might use this command to insure that your packet controller
does not transmit in your absence if you leave it operating to
monitor packet activity. This command can also be used for
testing using loopback or direct wire connections when PTT
operation is ni
Oto
$7F,
specifying
an
ASCII
character
code.
This command selects the TNC Stop character (hex or decimal),
which is sent by the packet controller to the computer to stop
input from that device.
This character would normally be set to <CTRL-S> for com-
puter data transfers. If you want notification in Converse mode
when
the
buffers
are
filled,
set
this
character
to
<CTRL-G>
($07),
which
rings
the
terminal
bell.
ig an ASCII character code.
This
command
selects
the
TNC
Restart
character
(hex
or
decimal),
which
is
sent
by
the
packet
controller
to
the
computer
to restart input from that device.
This
character
would
ordinarily
be
set
to
<CTRL-Q
>
for
com-
puter
data
transfers.
If
you
want
notification
in
Converse
mode
when
the
buffers
are
filled,
set
this
character
to.
<CTRL-G>
($07),
which
rings
the
terminal
bell.
Operating
Manual,
4th Ed.
©
PacComm,
1990
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