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PACKET CONTROLLER COMMANDS Command List
A command used by a PMS over-the-air user. See List below.
- This command lists all messages in the PMS. A typical display:
Msg # Stat Date Time To @ BBS Subject
4 T 07/15/90 09:54 W1AW @ W4DPH VE tests
3
P
07/16/90
09:23
WIBEL
@
W4DPH
Hello
2
PF
07/15/90
23:45
KOZXF
@
KOZXF
_
Bulletins
1
B
07/13/90
03:52
ALL
@
W4DPH
Help
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Next message Number 5
emd:
The
values
for
Status
are
B(ulletin).
P(rivate
or
Personal),
and
(NTS)
T(raffic).
Messages
to’ALL
will
have
a
P(rivate)
status
but
will
be
readable
by
all
users.The
PMS
will
accept
and
display
Bulletins,
but
cannot
originate
bulletins.
i
e
standard
PMS
log-on
message
is
sent.
OFF
-
The
standard
PMS
lon-on
message
is
not
sent.
This
command
controls
sending
of
the
standard
PMS
log-on
message.
If
LOGonmsg
is
ON,
the
following
message
is
sent:
***
CONNECTED
TO
(PMS
callsign)
Logged
on
to
(PMS
callsign)’s
Personal
Message
System
Optional
PMS
system
operator
supplied
message
(STExt)
CMD(B/H/J/K/KM/L/M/R/S/SR/V/?)
>
If
LOGonmsg
is
OFF,
the
sign-on
appears
as
follows:
***
CONNECTED
TO
(PMS
callsign)
Optional
PMS
system
operator
supplied
message
(STExt)
CMD(B/H/J/K/KM/L/M/R/S/SR/V/?)
>
‘ON_ - Moni
OFF
-
Moni
CAS
ne
This
comm:
s
of
packets
which
are
monitored.
If
MAI
is
OFF,
only
eligible
packets
(determined
by
BUdlist
and
LCAIIs
commands)
sent
by
other
packet
controllers
in
the
unconnected
mode
are
displayed.
If
MAI
is
ON,
all
otherwise
eligible
frames
are
displayed,
includ-
ing
those
sent
between
two
other
connected
packet
controllers.
tors
both
“connected”
and
“unconnected”
packets.
kets.
a
74
Operating
Manual,
4th
Ed.
©
PacComm,
1990