PacComm TINY-2 - Page 98

This is an extension of the PMS SEND command. ST causes the
message status to be marked with a T designator for National
Traffic System (NTS) traffic. The text of such a message should
be filled ith an NTS formatted message. Refer to the SEND
command.
- $7F, specifying an character code.
“The odde may be entered ineither hex or decimal,
This command selects the User Restart character, which is used
to
restart
output
from
the
TNC
to
the
terminal
after
it
has
been
halted by typing the User Stop character.
The
User
Stop
character
is
set
by
the
STOP
command.
If
the
User
Restart
and
User
Stop
characters
are
set
to
$00,
software
flow
control
to
the
packet
controller
is
disabled,
and
the
acket
controller
will
only
respond
to
hardware
flow
control
CTS). If the same character is used for both the User Restart and
ser
Stop
characters
the
packet
controller
will
alternately
start
and
stop
transmission
upon
receipt
of
the
charac
:$00 - Disconnected state.
:$01
-
Connect
is
in
progress.
‘$03
-
Disconnect
in
progress.
:$04
-
Aconnection
exists
and
all
frames
are
acknowledged.
:$06
-
A
connection
exists
and
unacknowledged
frames
exist.
STATus
is
an
immediate
command
which
returns
a
hexidecimal
t
lected
link
parameters
on
the
current
stream.
STExt
sets
the
optional
text
which
is
sent
as
the
PMS
custo
sign-on
message.
If
STExt
is
blank,
no
message
is
sent.
Gonms
controls
the
standard
sign-on
message
and
is
not
relate
0-
$7F,
specifying
an
ASCII
character.
The
code
may
be
entered
in
either
hex
or
decimal.
This
command
selects
the
User
Stop
character,
which
is
used
to
stop
output
from
the
packet
controller
to
the
terminal.
This
is
the
character
used
to
halt
the
packet
controller’s
terminal
output
and
stop scrolling.
Operating
Manual,
4th
Ed.
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PacComm,
1990
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