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PK232CMD.LST (PART 2 OF 4)
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STOP 'n' DEFAULT: $13 <CTRL-S>
MODES: ALL
'n' = $00 to $7F (0 to 127 decimal)
"n" specifies an ASCII character code for the User STOP
character. (See explination for START).
TBAUD 'n' DEFAULT: 1200 bauds
MODES: ALL
'n' specifies the PK232 to Computer baud rate.
The baud rate set by TBAUD will take effect upon the next
power-on or RESTART command.
Baud Rates: 45, 50, 57, 75, 100, 110, 150, 200, 300, 400,
600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600.
TCLEAR
MODES: ALL
For Baudot/ASCII/AMTOR/MORSE - TCLEAR clears the PK232
transmit buffer and cancels any further
transmission of data.
For PACKET mode - All data is cleared except for a few
remaining packets.
TCLEAR must be used from COMMAND MODE.
TIME 'n' DEFAULT: $14 <CTRL-T>
MODES: ALL
'n' = $00 to $7F ( 0 to 127 decimal)
'n' specifies the control character for embedding the
TIME command into your message text or file.
At transmit time, the PK232 reads the embedded control
code (default = CTRL-T), reads the time from the PK232
internal clock, and then sends the time to the radio
in the data transmission code currently in use at the time.
If DAYSTAMP is ON, the date is transmitted with the time.
TRACE (ON/OFF) DEFAULT: OFF
MODES: PACKET/FAX
ON - Trace function is activated.
OFF - Trace function is disabled.
Activates AX.25 protocol display. When TRACE is ON, all
received frames are displayed in their entirety, including
all header information. (See pg 6-101 of manual for more
details).
If TRACE is ON, PRFAX is OFF and the mode is FAX, the graphics
escape sequences and dot data are sent to the terminal with
each byte expanded to 2 hexadecimal characters (ascii hex
dump). This gets around the limitation of many terminal
programs, that do not allow 8-bit data to be saved to disk as
an ASCII file. A small program could be used to re-translate
the ascii hex back into a binary file. (pg M-29 of Pk232
manual has small IBM Basic program to do this.)
TRFLOW (ON/OFF) DEFAULT: OFF
MODES: ALL
ON - Software flow control for the computer or terminal
can be activated in Transparent mode.
OFF - Software flow control for the computer or terminal
is disabled in Transparent mode.
If TRFLOW is ON, START and STOP determine the flow control
characters to use for software flow control in Transparent
mode.
If TRFLOW is OFF, Only hardware flow control is available
to the computer, (RTS, CTS). All characters received by
the PK232 are transmitted as data.
TXDELAY n DEFAULT: 30
MODES: Packet, Baudot, and ASCII.
n = 0 to 120 ten millisecond intervals.
TXDELAY sets the delay between PTT and and the start of
transmitted data. ARQ still uses ADELAY.
TXREV (ON/OFF) DEFAULT: OFF
MODES: Baudot/ASCII/AMTOR
ON - Transmit data polarity is reversed. (mark-space reversal).
OFF - Transmit data polarity is normal.
If TXREV is ON, mark and space are reversed in the AFSK and
FSK transmitted signals.
WIDESHFT (ON/OFF) DEFAULT: OFF
MODES: Baudot/ ASCII Rtty
ON - RTTY tones are shifted 1000 Hz.
OFF - RTTY tones are shifted 200 Hz (emulates 170 Hz shift).
WORDOUT (ON/OFF) DEFAULT: OFF
MODES: All modes except PACKET.
Determines whether or not you can edit while entering text
for transmission.
ON - Typed characters are held in the transmit buffer until
a space character or punctuation is typed.
OFF - Typed characters are sent directly to the transmitter.
The ENQ character ($05) <CTRL-E> will also cause the
release of a word, as will space, CR, LF, tab, RECEIVE or
CWID character.
WRU (ON/OFF) DEFAULT: OFF
MODES: Baudot/ASCII/AMTOR ARQ
ON - Your answerback is sent after a distant station's WRU?
OFF - Your answerback is not sent after a distant station's
WRU?
If WRU is ON, PK232 sends the text in AAB text field.
In AMTOR ARQ, your answerback will automatically send
"+?", the changeover command, to the distant station
to maintain the link.
NOTE: In AMTOR, WRU is ALWAYS ON.
XFLOW (ON/OFF) DEFAULT: ON
MODES: ALL
ON - XON/XOFF software flow control is activated.
OFF - XON/XOFF flow control is disabled. Hardware flow
control is enabled.
If XFLOW is ON, the terminal or computer is expected to
respond to the PK232 START and STOP characters defined by
the XON and XOFF commands.
If XFLOW is OFF, the PK232 sends hardware flow commands
via the RTS hardware line.
For full hardware control in BOTH directions, set START,
STOP, XON, and XOFF to $00.
XOFF 'n' DEFAULT: $13 <CTRL-S>
MODES: ALL
'n' = $00 to $7F (0 to 127 decimal)
Selects the STOP character to be used to stop input from the
computer or terminal.
XON 'n' DEFAULT: $11 <CTRL-Q>
MODES: ALL
'n' = $00 to $7F (0 to 127 decimal)
Selects the PK232 START character that is sent to the
computer or terminal to restart input from that device.
========================= PACKET COMMANDS =============================
3RDPARTY ON/OFF DEFAULT:OFF
ON - The Mailbox BBS will handle 3rd party traffic.
OFF - This feature is disabled.
8BITCONV (ON/OFF) DEFAULT: OFF
Permits packet transmission of 8 bit data in Converse Mode.
ON - The high order bit is not stripped in Converse Mode.
Off - The high order bit is stripped in Converse Mode
ACKPRIOR ON/OFF DEFAULT: OFF
ON - Priority acknowledgement is enabled.
When a busy channel condition clears (DCD LED OFF),
DATA Acknowledgements will be sent immediately, while
data and poll bits are held off long enough to prevent
collision with the data acks. ACKS are given priority
so that fewer acks will collide with data from other
stations preventing useless retries.
Digi-peated frames are still sent immediately.
OFF - This feature is disabled.
ACRPACK (ON/OFF) DEFAULT: ON
ON - The send packet character (normally <CR>, is added
to all packets sent in Converse Mode.
OFF - The send packet character is not added to packets.
ALFPACK (ON/OFF) DEFAULT: OFF
ON - A <LF> character is added to outgoing packets following
each <CR> transmitted in the packet.
OFF - A <LF> is not added to outgoing packets.
Affects outgoing packets only, does not affect the local
display.
AUDELAY 'n'
Sets delay between PTT going active, and the start of
transmit AFSK audio tones.
n = 0 to 120 (10 ms intervals).
AUDELAY must always be less than TXDELAY by a setting of 10.
AX25L2V2 (ON/OFF) DEFAULT: ON
ON - PK232 uses AX.25 Level 2 Version 2.0 protocol
OFF - PK232 uses AX.25 Level 2 Version 1.0 protocol
AXDELAY 'n' DEFAULT: 0
'n' = 0 to 180
'n' = specifies a keyup delay for voice repeater operation
in ten-millisecond intervals.
Causes PK232 to wait for a delay period (in addition
to TXDELAY), after keying the transmitter, and before
data is sent.
AXHANG 'n' DEFAULT: 0
'n' = 0 to 20
'n' specifies a voice repeater hang time in 100 mili-second
intervals.
BBSMSGS (ON/OFF) DEFAULT: OFF
ON - Makes the PK232 status messages look like the TAPR
style output.
OFF - The PK232 status messages work as before.
BEACON EVERY|AFTER 'n' DEFAULT: 0
Sets the condition under which the packet beacon will be
transmitted.
EVERY - Send the beacon at regular intervals.
AFTER - Send the beacon once after that specified time
interval without packet activity.
'n' = 0 to 250
'n' sets beacon timing in ten second intervals.
'0' Turns off the beacon completely.
A beacon frame includes the text you enter with the
'BTEXT' command. The Beacon packet is addressed to
'CQ' or other address specified by 'UNPROTO'.
BTEXT text DEFAULT: Empty
Sets the text portion of the beacon packet.
text = up to 120 characters and spaces.
A multiple line message can be sent by including a <CR>
character in the text. <CR> is inserted by typing the
PASS character before the <CR>.
The PASS character is sent by the PASS command.
'%', '&', 'N', 'NO', 'NONE', or 'OFF' will clear the
BTEXT text.
CANPAC 'n' DEFAULT: $19 <CTRL-Y>
Sets the CANCEL-PACKET input editing command character.
'n' = $00 to $7F (0 to 127 decimal)
'n' specifies an ASCII character code.
Only a packet that is currently being entered can be
canceled. When a packet is cancelled, the line is
terminated by a <\> and a <NEWLINE>.
The CANCEL-PACKET character also cancels the display
output in Command Mode. Type CANCEL-PACKET again to
restore the display output.
CASEDISP 'n' DEFAULT: 0 (as is)
Sets the case of the characters that the PK232 sends to the
terminal.
'n' = 0 'As is' characters are not changed.
'n' = 1 'lower' characters are displayed in lower case only.
'n' = 2 'UPPER' characters are displayed in upper case only.
CBELL (ON/OFF) DEFAULT: OFF
ON - Three bell characters ($07 CTRL-G) are sent to the
terminal with the **** CONNECTED TO, or ****DSCONNECTED
FROM messages, when a connection is established, or
terminated.
OFF - Bell characters are not sent with the connect
message.
CBELL sends bell characters on disconnect as well as connect.
CFROM all, none, yes/no, call1 [call2..] DEFAULT: All
Determines how PK232 responds to connect requests.
call all, none, YES list, NO list
(list up to 8 callsigns seperated by comma's)
CFROM NONE - rejects all connect requests.
CFROM ALL - Accepts all connect requests.
CFROM NO call1, call2, call3 ......
CFROM YES call1, call2, call3 .....
CFROM <%> or <&> or OFF clears the CFROM arguments.
CHCALL (ON/OFF) DEFAULT: OFF
Displays the callsign of the connected-to station after
the channel identifier.
ON - Call sign of distant station is displayed in multiple
connection operation.
OFF - Call sign of the distant station is not displayed.
CHDOUBLE (ON/OFF) DEFAULT: OFF
Displays received CHSWITCH characters as double characters.
ON - Received CHSWITCH haracters appear twice.
OFF - CHSWITCH characters only appear once.
NOTES: Set CHDOUBLE ON when operating with multiple
connections, to tell the difference between CHSWITCH
characters received from other stations, and those
generated by your PK232.
CHSWITCH character must not be one of the channel
numbers (0-9).
CHECK 'n' DEFAULT: 30
Sets a timeout value for a packet connection, and depends on
the setting of AX25L2V2.
'n' = 0 to 250 (check time in ten second intervals)
0 = Zero disables this feature.
CHSWITCH 'n' DEFAULT: $00
Selects the characters used by both the PK232 and the user
to show that a new connection channel is being addressed.
'n' = $00 to $FF (0-255 decimal)
'n' = ASCII character code.
CMDTIME 'n' DEFAULT: 10 (1000 ms)
Sets the timeout value in TRANSPARENT mode.
A guard time of 'n' seconds is allowed to escape from
transparent mode to command mode, while permitting any
character to be sent as data.
'n' = 0 to 250 (timeout value in 100 ms intervals)
'n' = 0 Exit from transparent mode requires sending the
BREAK signal, or interruption of power to PK232.
CMSG (ON/OFF) DEFAULT: OFF
Enables or disables automatic transmission of the CTEXT
message when your PK232 accepts a connect request from
another station.
ON = CTEXT message is sent as the first packet after a
connection is established, by a connect request from
a distant station.
OFF = The CTEXT message is not sent at all.
CONMODE (CONVERS/TRANS) DEFAULT: CONVERS
Selects the mode that the PK232 uses after entering the
connected state.
"CONVERS" = PK232 automatically enters CONVERSE mode after
a connection is established.
"TRANS" = PK232 automatically enters TRANSPARENT mode
when a connection is established.
CONNECT call1 [VIA call2 [,call3, ....call9]]
Sends a connect request to station at call1, directly, or
via one or more digipeaters.
Each call can include an optional SSID 'n' immediately
after the callsign.
CONOK (ON/OFF) DEFAULT: ON
An old command related to the TAPR tnc's.
Use CFROM instead of CONOK.
ON - Connect requests from other stations will be accepted
if CFROM is set to all.
OFF - Connect requests from other stations will NOT be
accepted if CFROM is set to ALL or NONE.
CONPERM (ON/OFF) DEFAULT: OFF
Connect permanantly.
ON - The current connection on the current channel is not
allowed to enter the disconnected state.
OFF - The current channel can be connected to and
disconnected from other stations.
CONSTAMP (ON/OFF) DEFAULT: OFF
Activates time stamping of ****CONNECTED status messages.
ON - Connect status messages are time stamped.
OFF - Connect status messages are NOT time stamped.
CPACTIME (ON/OFF) DEFAULT: OFF
Activates automatic, periodic transmission of packets while
in converse mode.
ON - Packet transmit timer is used in converse mode.
OFF - Packet timer is NOT used in converse mode.
When set to on, characters are transmitted periodically,
as they are in transparent mode.
Set ACRPACK OFF for this mode.
CPACTIME ON is a mode similar to full break in CW.
CPATIME ON transmits text soon after it's typed, in short
bursts of a few characters. The other station may break in
at will.
CSTATUS
Displays the following information:
The number of each logical channel
The link state of all 10 logical channels
The current input/output channel
Whether or not each connection is permanent.
CSTATUS S CSTATUS short. Displays only those channels
which are connected or which are the current
input/output channels.
CTEXT "text"
The text message that is sent to another station, as soon
as he connect to you.
To type a multiple line CTEXT message, and include a <CR>
in the text, use the PASS character <CTRL-V> immediately
before the <CR>.
The CTEXT message can be up to 120 characters in length.
CUSTOM 'nnnn'
Specifies a 4 digit hex number, where each bit controlls
a different function.
'n' = $00 to $40 (0 to 64).
---------------- Bit Descriptions ------------------------
Bit 0 ($0001) 1 = PK232 discards a received packet if
signal is too weak to cause DCD LED to
light. (DEFAULT)
0 = Packets will be received regardless of
the setting of the threshold control.
Bit 1 ($0002) 0 = (DEFAULT) Setting MONITOR command to
a value of "YES" or "ON" results in a
MONITOR value of 4.
1 = MONITOR value of "ON" or "YES" forces
MONITOR value to 6.
BIT 2 ($0004) 1 = (DEFAULT) A BREAK on the rs232 line puts
PK232 into COMMAND Mode.
0 = BREAK on rs232 line does not affect PK232.
BIT 3 ($0008) 0 = (DEFAULT) Packet channel numbers are
numbered 0-9.
1 = Packet channel numbers are labeled A-J
(lowercase a-j also accepted).
BIT 4 ($0010) 1 = (DEFAULT) PK232 inserts figures shift
character after a space prior to sending
any figures. <space><FIGS><number>.
0 = PK232 will not insert FIGS character after
each space. (Recommended for MARS).
BIT 5 ($0020) 1 = When powered on, PK232 stays in last mode
it was in (converse, command or transparent)
0 = (DEFAULT) PK232 always powers up in
COMMAND mode.
BIT 6 ($0040) 1 = Monitoring is active in the transparent
mode.
0 = (DEFAULT) Monitoring is disabled in the
transparent mode.
BITS 7-15 Unused at present time.
CUSTOM "Y" or CUSTOM "ON" returns CUSTOM command to
default settings.
DFROM (all, none,yes/no, call1, call1...) DEFAULT: ALL
Determines how the PK232 will be used as a digipeter.
It determines which stations will be repeated and which
will not be repeated.
NONE - No stations are digipeated
YES (call list) - Packets are digipeated only for those
stations whose calls are listed.
NO (call list) - Packets are not digipeated only for those
stations whose calls are listed.
%, & or OFF - Clears DFROM.
DIGIPEAT (ON/OFF) DEFAULT: ON
Included for compatibality with TAPR TNC's.
ON - PK232 digipeats packets from all other stations
if DFROM is set to ALL.
OFF - PK232 will not digipeat packets if DFROM is set to
ALL or NONE.
DISCONNE
Initiates a disconnect command to the distant station to
which you are connected. If successfull, the following
message appears: **** DISCONNECTED (callsign)
DWAIT 'n' DEFAULT: 16 (160 ms)
Helps to avoid collisions with digipeated packets.
'n' = 0 to 250 ten millisecond intervals.
PK232 pauses after last hearing data on the channel for
the duration of the DWAIT time, before it begins it's
transmitter key-up sequence.
Recommended Values:
Digipeaters: 0
Local Stations : 160 (default)
PBBS's and HOSTS: 320
File Transfers: 480
FRACK 'n' DEFAULT: 3 (3 seconds)
Frame ACKnowledgement time in seconds, that the PK232 will
wait for acknowledgement of the last sent protocol frame
before resending or retrying that frame again.
'n' = 1 to 15 (seconds)
HBAUD 'n' DEFAULT: 1200 Bauds
Sets the PK232 to radio baud rate.
'n' can be: 45, 50, 75, 100, 110, 150, 200, 300, 400,
600, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600.
HBAUD sets the "on the air" baud rate ONLY in the packet mode.
HEADERLN (ON/OFF) DEFAULT: ON
ON - The header for a monitored packet is printed on a
separate line from the packet text.
OFF - The header and packet text of monitored packets are
printed on the same line.
Only affects the DISPLAY of monitored packets.
HID (ON/OFF) DEFAULT: OFF
Activates or disables the automatic periodic transmission
of identification packets when operating as a digipeater.
ON - PK232 sends HDLC identification as a digipeater.
OFF - PK232 does not send HDLC identification.
The timing for the identification is every 9.5 minutes, and
cannot be changed.
ID
Sends a special identification packet. (HID must be set ON).
Sends a final identification packet when you're taking
your station off the air. The identification consists of
an un-numbered I frame with it's data field containing
your MYALIAS and your MYCALL and the word "digipeater".
ILFPACK (ON/OFF) DEFAULT: ON
Permits you to control the way the PK232 handles line
feed characters received from your computer.
ON - PK232 ignores all line-feed characters received from
the computer terminal.
OFF - PK232 transmits all line-feed characters received from
the computer or terminal.
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