PacComm TINY-2 - Page 23

OPERATING INSTRUCTIONS erating Modes
troller are re-initialized to the parameter stored in battery
backed-up RAM (bbRAM). After the RESET command is
issued all operating parameters are reset to the default values
stored in EPROM. You probably won’t use this command often.
The packet controller will automatically reload the bbRAM
from
EPROM
at
power
up
if
it
finds
that
the
data
is
bad.
The following commands set special characters which are active
in Command Mode.
CANline Cancel current line
CANPac Cancel output (Command Mode only)
DELete Character deletion
PASs Insert following special character
REDisplay Re-display current line
STArt, STOp User’s flow control (sent from computer)
XOff, XON Packet unit flow control (sent to computer
The following commands enable display features which are
active in Command Mode.
AUtolf Add <LF> after <CR> (data to term)
BKondel Echo after character deletion
Echo Automatic echo of serial port input
FLow Type-in flow control
LCok Lower case translation
LFlIgnore Line Feed characters ignored
NUer
Nulls
after
<CR>
NULf
Nulls
after
<LF>
NULLs Null count
Screenln
Automatic
<CR
>
insertion
Entering Data-Transfer Modes
There
are
several
ways
to
enter
a
data-transfer
mode
from
Command
Mode.
You
can
type
the
command
CONVerse
(or
the
single-letter
command
“K’”)
to
enter
Converse
Mode
or
the
command TRansparent to enter Transparent Mode, and the
Packet
controller
will
immediately
enter
the
specified
mode.
packet
controller
will
automatically
enter
a
data-transfer
mode
when
a
connection
is
made.
You
specify
the
data-transfer
mode
for
automatic
entry
with
the
command
CONMode:
cmd:CONMode
Transparent
cmd:CONMode
Converse
:
specify
Transparent
Mode,
and
Converse
Mode
respectively.
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