PacComm TINY-2 - Detailed Command List

PACKET CONTROLLER COMMANDS Command List
Command List
‘ON_- Allows messages to any callsi; i
OFF - Allows messages to be addressed only to/ from MYPeall. :
cee Default may vary |
Selects whether PMS messages. are accepted to other than
MYPcall sysop). When 3rdparty is ON, over-the-air messages
may be addressed to- any valid callsign. When 3rdparty is OFF,
callsigns which do not exactly match MYPcall will be rejected
with the message:
No third party mail allowed
The sysop may address messages to any callsign.
- The high-order bit is not stripped in Converse Mode.
OFF
-
The
high-order
bit
is
stripped
in
Converse
Mode.
This command enables transmission of 8-bit data in Converse
Mocée. If 8bitconv is OFF, the high-order bit (bit 7) of characters
received from the terminal is removed before the characters are
transmitted in a packet. The standard ASCII character set re-
quires only 7 bits, and the final bit is used as a parity bit or ignored.
etting bit 7 in text characters transmitted over the air may cause
confusion at the other end.
If you need to transmit 8-bit data, but don’t want all the features
of
Transparent
Mode,
you
should
set
8bitconv
ON
and
AWlen
8.
This
may
be
useful
if
you
are
using
a
special
non-ASCII
character
set.
Bit 7 is always removed in Command Mode, since commands
require
only
the
standard
7-bit
ASCII
character
set.
(OFF Addresses on monitored frames wil note diplayed.
The
ADdrdisp
command
enables
or
disables
the
display
of
the
callsign
addresses
at
the
beginning
of
each
monitored
frame.
The
command
applies
only
to
the
terminal
display,
not
printer
output.
If
ADdrdisp
is
ON,
the
following
display
format
will
be
used
for
monitored frames:
N4UQQ
>
N4UQR,
TPAS*
<UI
R>
:This
Is
a
monitored
frame.
If
ADdrdisp
is
OFF,
the
same
frame
will
appear
as
follows:
This is a monitored frame.
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Operating
Manual,
4th Ed.
©
PacComm,
1990