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Callsign - Up to six alphanumeric characters.
from 0to 15.
This callsign of the *>home BBS’ which fo
mail to your PMS or which you normally access manuall
Id is an immediate command which sends a special identification
packet. Id can be used to force a final identification packet to be
sent as a digipeater station is being taken off the air. The iden-
tification packet will be sent only if the digipeater has transmitted
since the last automatic identification. See HId for ID frame
information.
A command used by a PMS over-the-air user.
Displays a log of the callsigns most recently heard by the PMS
host packet controller. The number of entries in the display may
yary
ased
on
PMS
buffer
space.
The
display
is
in
the
following
‘ormat:
N4UQQ*
PMS
07/15/90
18:33
TPAS
NODE
07/15/90
18:32
KOZXF
BBS
00/00/00
00:00
Zeroes
are
shown
in
the
date
and
time
fields
if
the
clock
was
not
set.
An
asterisk
(*)
means
the
station
was
heard
via
a
digipeater.
A
command
used
by
a
PMS
over-the-air
user.
See
KTll
below.
A
command
used
by
a
PMS
over-the-air
user.
Kills
all
messages
addressed
to the user’s callsign.
See KI below.
This
command
allows
deletion
of
a
message
in
the
PMS.
If
the
message
is
found
and
erased,
the
PMS
will
display:
Message erased
If
an
invalid
message
number
is
given,
the
PMS
will
display:
Message
not
found
KTll
O(id)
will
delete
the
10
oldest
messages.
Operating
Manual,
4th Ed.
©
PacComm,
1990
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