PacComm TINY-2 - Page 85

PACKET CONTROLLER COMMANDS Command List
icall_ - Alternate identity of your controller.
i n = 0-15, an optionally specified sub-station ID (SSID). |
This command specifies an alternate callsign (in addition to the
callsign specified in MYcall) for use as a digipeater only.
This command permits HId to identify normally with the M Ycall-
specified callsign yet permit an alternate (alias) repeat-only
callsign.”
‘call
-
Callsign
of
your
packet
controller.
i n = Q- 15, an optionally specified sub-station ID (SSID). :
This command tells the packet controller what its callsign is. This
callsign will be placed in the FROM address field for ackets
it originates. It will accept frames with this callsign in the TO field
and relay frames with this callsign in the digipeat field. MYcall
will also ‘be used for identification packets (see HId and Id).
The default callsign must be changed for proper operation of the
protocols.
There
should
never
be
more
than
one
station
with
the
same callsign (including SSID) on the air at once. The SSID can
be used to distinguish two stations with the same call. The SSID
will be 0 unless explicitly set to another value.
- Up to six alphanumeric characters. .
:
n
=
Q-
15,
an
optionally
specified
sub-station
ID
(SSID).
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This
command
sets
the
callsign
of
the
PMS,
which
must
not
be
the same as MYcall.
Normally
use MY call with a different
SSID.
try
to
data
transter
mode
occurs
when
the
Co’
0
mand
is
given,
and
return
to
command
mode
is
automatic
at disconnection.
.
FF
-
Switching
to
data
transfer
mode
occurs
a
connection
but
no
return
to
command
mode
occurs
at
disconnection.
The
NEwmode
command
may
be
used
to
select
the
way
the
controller
behaves
when
connections
are
made
and
broken.
If
NEwmode
is
OFF,
the
packet
controller
will
remain
in
Com-
mand
Mode
after
you
issue
a
Connect
command
until
a
connec-
tion
is
actually
established,
then
will:
enter
Converse
Mode
or
Transparent
Mode,
depending
on
the
setting
of
CONMode.
When
the
connection
is
terminated,
the
packet
controller
remains
in
Converse
or
Transparent
Mode
until
you
force
it
to
return
to
Command
Mode.
78: Operating Manual, 4th Ed. © PacComm, 1990