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SCS PTC-IIIusb - 14.2 Activating the Bootloader; 14.3 Bootloader commands; 14.3.1 FCall; 14.3.2 FSelcall

SCS PTC-IIIusb
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6 Commands
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6.83 RLe
Default setting: 1
Parameter: 0 Run length coding off.
1 Run length coding on.
RLe allows the automatic run length coding for PACTOR-2 links to be switched off (0),
or to be reactivated (1). This command is usually only used for testing purposes (speed
comparisons etc). and is only implemented for completeness.
6.84 Send
Remote
The Send command operates exactly the same as the Write command for remote
operation (for compatibility with other mailbox systems).
The Send command, whilst connected, allows the sysop to send a file to the other
station. All additional information concerning the file (File header, EOF text, path text) is
suppressed, so that, for example, station descriptions and other fix texts may be received
as per the original on the screen of the other station.
Send, in the disconnected condition, is identical to the Read command. Again here, all
extra information (file header, EOF text, path text) is suppressed.
6.85 SERBaud
Default setting: auto
Parameter: baudrate
auto
The USB driver of the PTC-IIIusb is pre-set to the given baud rate of 115200 baud. Baud
rate settings in PC programs do not care.
6.86 SFile
The SFile command (send file) works exactly as the Send command, except that the
additional information (file header, EOF text, Path text) is not suppressed. The SFile
command is not available from the remote station.
6.87 SHow
Remote
Default setting: None.
Parameter: A (ALL) displays all parameters.
C (CHARACTERS) displays all the control character settings.
P (PARAMETERS) displays the system parameters.
B (BUFFER) repeat of the last 12288 characters entered.
ATTENTION: SHow B is disabled for Remote operation.

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