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PACKET

CONTROLLER

COMMANDS

Command

List

(CR

Command

Continued)

When

CR

is

ON,

all

packets

sent

in

Converse

Mode

will

include,

as

the

last

character

of

the

packet,

the

send-packet

character

which

forces

the

packet

to

be

sent.

If

CR

is

OFF,

the

send-packet

character

is

interpreted

solely

as

a

command

to

the

packet

con-

troller,

not

as

data

to

be

included

in

the

packet,

and

it

will

not

be

echoed

to

the

terminal.

Setting

CR

ON

and

SEndpac

$0D

results

in

a

natural

conversa-

tion

mode.

Each

line

is

sent

when

a

<CR>

is

entered,

and

arrives

at

its

destination

with

a

<CR>

at

the

end

of

the

line.

If

the

station

at

the

other

end

reports

overprinting

of

lines

on

his

display,

set

LFadd

ON,

or

the

other

station

can

set

AUtolf

ON.

ae

A

carriage

return

character

<CR>

($0D)

is

normally

added

to

the

end

of

each

monitored

frame.

CRAfter

allows

the

elimination

of

the

<CR>character

for

proper

display

of

some

types

of

frames.

CRAfter

affects

both

the

terminal

and

printer

ports.

CStatus

is

an

immediate

command

which

shows

the

stream

iden-

tifier

and

link

state

of

all

streams

(links),

the

current

input

and

output

streams,

and

whether

or

not

each

stream

is

“permanent”

(see

CONPerm).

An

example

of

a

CStatus

display:

cmd:CS

Astream

-

IO

Link

state

is:

CONNECTED

to

305MLB

B

stream

-

Link

state

is:

CONNECTED

to

AD7I-2

P

C

stream

-

Link

state

is:

DISCONNECTED

D

stream

-

Link

state

is:

CONNECTED

to

NOADI

via

KING

The

example

above

shows

the

A

stream

is

the

currently

selected

or

active

stream

for

both

input

and

ouptut,

which

is

indicated

by

the

I

and

O

symbols.

The

B

stream

is

connected

to

AD7I

“per-

manently.”

All

other

streams’

states

are

shown

as

they

might

normally

appear

with

multiple

connections

‘text

-

Any

combination

of

up

to

120

characters

and

spaces.

CTEXT

specifies

the

text

of

the

packet

to

be

sent

after

a

connec-

tion

is

made,

if

CMSG

is

ON.

The

default

text

is

blank,

i.e.,

no

message.

You

can

send

multiple-line

messages

by

including

carriage

return

(<CR>

)

characters

in

the

text.

The

<CR>

character

can

be

included

by

using

the

pass

character

(default

value

CTRL-V)

62

Operating

Manual,

4th Ed.

©

PacComm,

1990

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