PacComm TINY-2 - Page 58

PACKET CONTROLLER COMMANDS Command List
Ges
ERNE
IN_ - The month in all system dates will be alphabetic.
FF - The month is all system dates will be numeric.
This command allows selection of alphabetic (Jan, Feb,) or
numeric (01,02) format of the month in date displays. If AMonth
is ON, the following date display format is used.
Apr-15-90 19:48:01 AYUSA on
15-Apr-90 19:48:01 (DAYUSA O'
If AMonth is OFF, the following date display format is used:
04/15/90 19:48:01 PAYUSA ON) or
15/04/90 19:48:01 (DAYUSA OFF)
AMonth does not affect the PMS date format.
Be
IN_ - PMS messages are automatically marked {or jorwarding.
messages
with
a
callsign
in
the
@
BBS
field.
This
command
does
not
cause
forwarding
to
take
place,
only
marks
the
message
for
forwarding.
To
initiate
forwarding,
use
the
FPMS
or
MS
command
or
wait
for
your
HOMEBBS
to
reverse
forward.
gigons
IN
-
Alinefeed
character
<LF
>
is
sent
to
the
terminal
after
each
carriage
return
character
<CR>.
>
is
not
sent
to
the
terminal
after
each
<CR>.
the
display
of
carriage
return
characters
received
in
packets
as
well
as
echoing
those
that
are
typed
in.
This
command
only
affects
what
is
displayed,
not
the
data
sent
in
packets.
If
you
want
to
add
linefeed
characters
to
outgoing
pack-
ets,
use
the
command
LFadd.
=
7-8,
the
number
of
data
bits
per
word
*Default
may
vary
This
value
defines
the
word
length
used
by
the
serial
IO
terminal
port.
To
transmit
and
receive
packets
retaining
all
8
data
bits
of
each
character,
as-you
need
to
do
if
you
send
executable
files
or
other
special
data,
you
should
use
Transparent
Mode
and
set
AWien
8.
Alternatively,
you
can
use
Converse
Mode
and
set
AWien
8
and
8bitconv
however,
the
data
you
then
send
must
hans
the
Converse
Mode
special
characters
with
the
PASs
prefix).
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Operating
Manual,
4th
Ed.
2nd
Printing
©
PacComm,
1991
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