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PACKET

CONTROLLER

COMMANDS

Command

List

(NEWmode

Command

Continued)

If

NEWmode

is

ON,

the

packet

controller

will

enter

the

specified

conmode

as

soon

as

you

issue

a

Connect

command,

without

waiting

for

the

connection

to

be

established.

Anything

typed

thereafter

will

be

packetized

to

be

transmitted

once

the

connec-

tion

is

complete.

When

the

connection

is

broken,

or

if

the

connect

attempt

fails,

the

packet

controller

returns

to

Command

Mode.

The

NODetext

field

should

be

filled

with

a

valid

connect

string

or

left

blank..

(See

the

Connect

command

for

examples

of

a

proper

connect

string

and

also

note

the

limitations

below).

This

connect

string

is

used

by

the

FNPms

command

to

cause

the

node

or

switch

in

use

to

connect

to

the

desired

station

for

message

forwarding.

This

may

be

the

HOMebbs

or

another

station

for

forwarding

of

PMS

messages.

The

NODetext

should

contain

the

C(onnect)

command

followed

by

the

callsign

of

the

station

to

be

forwarded

to.

Only

one

digipeater

field

may

be

included

and

must

be

preceded

by

the

V(ia)

command

IN

-

The

controller

will

only

switch

modes

(command,

convers¢

i

or

transparent)

upon

explicit

command.

i

iOFF

-

The

packet

controller

switches

modes

in

accordance

with

:

i

the

settingof

NEwmode.

_

;

_

When

NOmode

is

ON,

the

packet

controller

will

never

change

between

CONVerse

or

Transparent

mode

to

COMMAND

mode

(or

vice-versa)

on

its

own.

Only

user

commands

(CONV,

Trans,

or

~*C)

may

change

the

typein

mode.

If

NOmode

is

OFE,

then

automatic

mode

switching

is

handled

according

to

the

setting

of

the

NEWmode

comm

IN

-

<NULL>

chars

are

sent

to

the

terminal

after

<CR>.

OFF

-

<NULL>

characters

are

not

sent

after

<CR

>.

This

command

causes

transmission

of

<NULL>

characters

(ASCII

code

$00),

producing

an

effective

delay

following

any

<CR>

sent

to

the

terminal.

The

number

of

<NULL>

charac-

ters

is

determined

by

the

command

NULLs.

This

delay

is

required

by

some

hardcopy

‘terminals

to

allow

time

for

the

carriage

to

return

and

the

paper

to

advance.

Set

NUcr

ON

if

your

terminal

misses

characters

aftera

<CR>

.

a

Operating

Manual,

4th

Ed.

©

PacComm,

1990

79

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