Timewave PK-232MBX - Log off and Disconnect; Sample Maildrop Session - Maildrop Sysops Point of View

PK-232 MBX – OPERATING MANUAL MAILDROP OPERATION
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S WX2BBB {The "SEND callsign" command}
Subject: {MailDrop's Subject prompt}
I WILL BE GOING {Your subject entry}
Enter message, ^Z (CTRL-Z) or /EX to end {MailDrop answers you}
YEAH, I GOT THE MAILING AND WILL {Type your message to WX2BBB}
BE GLAD TO PICK YOU UP. WHAT TIME
DO YOU WANT ME THERE? IS MARY
GOING? CUL. WX1AAA
/EX {End the message with /EX}
[AEA PK-232M] 16508 free (A,B,H,J,K,L,R,S,V,?) > {MailDrop's prompt}
NOTE: If the message was ended with the "/EX", the last line will contain a "/E"
when the message is read. To avoid this, use the <CTRL-Z> to end mes-
sages.
5.5.6 Log Off and Disconnect
You're finished with this session. Time to log off the MailDrop.
[AEA PK-232M] 16508 free (A,B,H,J,K,L,R,S,V,?) > {MailDrop's prompt}
Now, type "B" (for Bye) to LOG OFF the MailDrop.
B {The Bye command}
The MailDrop issues an immediate disconnect command to your PK-232 and the connec-
tion is over.
*** DISCONNECTED {PK-232's status line}
5.6 Sample MailDrop Session - MailDrop SYSOP's Point of View
Here is a transcription of the entire session described in the previous section, exactly as it
would appear to the MailDrop's operator (SYSOP). We're assuming that the MDMON com-
mand is set to ON.
When MDMON is ON, you have the ability to supervise the activities of any station logged on
to your MailDrop and – if needed – take any corrective action.
WX1AAA>WX2BBB <C,P>
You have mail
[AEA PK-232M] 16508 free (A,B,H,J,K,L,R,S,V,?) >
*** CONNECTED to WX1AAA (Maildrop)
Msg# Size To From @ BBS Date Time Title
6 PN 184 WX1AAA WX2BBB 01-Jun-90 20:15 Hello Joe
5 BY 287 ALL WX2BBB 01-Jun-90 18:42 Question
4 BY 178 QST WX2BBB 01-Jun-90 17:30 Mailbox
1 BY 56 ALL WX2BBB 01-Jun-90 10:22 APLINK
[AEA PK-232M] 16508 free (A,B,H,J,K,L,R,S,V,?) >
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