PacComm TINY-2 - Page 80

PACKET CONTROLLER COMMANDS Command List
(LCok Command Continued)
disabled in Transparent Mode. Input characters and echoes are
not translated. Since echoes of the characters typed in are not
translated to upper case, if both operators set LCok OFF, each
operator can type messages in lower case and see incoming
packets displayed in upper case.
:ON_ - The packet controller will convert the character followin;
i the eamsw character to upper case before processin
:OFF - The packet controller will process the character immed-
i iately following the STReamsw character as it is entered
When operating multi-connect, the user must enter a stream
identifier
(default
A
through
J)
after
the
STReamsw/(itch)
char-
acter (default |) to select a new logical stream to send data.
Normally, the stream identifier must be in upper case, or an error
message will result.
When
LCSTREAM
is
ON,
the
character
immediately
following
the
streamswitch
character
is
converted
to
upper
case
before
being
acted
upon.
Thus,
the
case
(upper
or
lower)
becomes
insignificant
NN
-
ALinefeed
<LF>
character
is
added
to
outgoing
packets
;
following
each
<CR
>
transmitted
in
the
packet.
i
(OFF
-
No
<LF>
is
added
to
outgoing
packets.
This
function
is
similar
to
AUtolf,
except
that
the
<LF>
char-
acters
are
added
to
outgoing
packets
rather
than
to
text
displayed
locally.
If
the
receiving
station
reports
overprinting
of
packets
from
your
station,
set
LFadd
ON.
This
command
is
disabled
in
‘Transparent
Mode.
IN
-
Line
Feed
characters
<
LF
>
are
ignored.
Line
Feed
characters
<LF>
are
actedupon,
ommand
controls
whether
packet
controller
responds
to
ASCII
Line
Feed
($0A)
characters
in
COMMAND
and
CON-
VERSE
modes.
When
ON,
line
feeds
are
totally
ignored.
When
tured
off,
line
feed
characters
are
processed
normally.
The
LFlgnore
command
is
useful
when
incoming
data
has
imbedded
Line
Feed
characters
that
cause
double
spacing
of
the
data
on
your
screen
or
printer.
NOTE:
See
the
LFadd
command
description.
The
transmitting
station
may
have
the
LFadd
command
set
ON
inadvertently.
Operating
Manual,
4th
Ed.
©
PacComm,
1990
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