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OPERATING

INSTRUCTIONS

Personal

Message

System

MYcall.

Check

with

other

PMS

operators

in

your

area

to

deter-

mine

what

SSID

is

normally

used

to

identify

personal

BBSs.

If

the

Sysop

desires

to

allow

messages

to

and

from

other

stations

to

be

left

on

his

PMS,

set

3rdparty

ON.

Setting

3rdparty

OFF

will

cause

users

to

be

prevented

from

leaving

messages

to

other

than

ALL

or

the

PMS

callsign.

The

Sysop

may

address

messages

to

any

callsign

regardless

of

the

setting

of

3rdparty.

HOMebbs

is

used

to

set

the

callsign

of

the

local

BBS

which

forwards

mail

to

your

PMS.

The

PMS

uses

BBS

forwarding

protocol

when

sending

messages

to

the

HOMebbs,

but

uses

a

user

protocol

for

all

other

message

transfers.

CLKset

ON

allows

the

HOMebbs

to

automatically

set

the

pack-

et

controller

to

the

correct

time

during

a

forwarding

session.

AUTOFwd

ON

causes

any

messages

entered

by

the

sysop

to

be

automaticallymarked

for

forwarding.

KILONFWD

ON

causes

all

messages

which

have

been

reverse

forwarded

to

be

deleted

from

the

PMS

to

preserve

memory

capacity

for

incoming

messages.

The

NODetext

command

accepts

a

connect

string

for

use

by

the

FNPMS

command.

This

connect

string

is

used

by

the

local

node

to

connect

to

the

desired

forwarding

station.

If

the

Sysop

does

not

desire

the

standard

PMS

logon

message

to

be

sent,

then

set

LOGonmsg

OFF.

A

custom

logon

message

of

up

to

80

characters

may

be

entered

in

STExt

and

will

be

sent

each

time

a

station

connects

to

the

PMS.

If

LOGonmsg

is

ON

and

STExt

contains

a

message,

both

will

be

sent.

If

LOGonmsg

is

OFF

and

STEat

is

blank,

neither

message

will

be

sent.

If

you

are

using

the

reverse

forwarding

capability

of

the

PMS,

set

MSGHadr

ON

to

insert

a

message

header

in

outgoing

mes-

sages.

The

REMSysop

ON

command

causes

the

PMS

to

allow

the

same

priveleges

(read

or

kill

any

message)

to

the

sysop’s

callsign

over

the

air

as

well

as

from

the

keyboard.

See

the

individual

command

descriptions

in

the

PACKET

CON-

TROLLER

COMMANDS

chapter

for

further

information.

PMS

Operator

Commands

The

commands

used

by

the

Sysop

to

operate

the

PMS

are:

EDithdr

FOrward

FPms

36

Operating

Manual,

4th Ed.

©

PacComm,

1990

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