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BID : 10371_ZS6PVW
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Subj: Re: PK-232 and TPK - How ?
Path: DB0FHN<DB0FOR<DB0MRW<DB0ERF<DK0MNL<RW6AT<UA6ADV<ZS6FB<ZS0DLD
Sent: 040514/0432Z @:ZS0DLD.PTA.GAU.ZAF.AF #:32355 [Pretoria] $:10371_ZS6PVW
From: ZS6PVW@ZS0DLD.PTA.GAU.ZAF.AF
To : PK232@WW
ZS6PVW/TPK 1.83d Msg No:10371 Date:14-05-2004 Time:6:27 SAST (-2 for UTC)
Hello
Thanks to Roy G0OSW and Gordon VK3XX, for answering to my message regarding
the PK-232MBX and TPK. I am sending this message with the PK-232, and TPK
1.83d. Thanks for your help Roy and Gordon. In the meantime, I will play
around with some parameters, to try and fine tune it.
The PK-232 works in FBB under the "PK-232 Host Mode" option as well, which
is an advantage, because I am a Sysop of a BBS, and maybe sometime if it is
needed, I can use the PK-232 at the BBS as well..!
BUT, it does not want to work properly in Winpack. In Winpack, it stays in
the Command mode when I am connected. I checked the STARTUP.TXT file, and
it says Conmode Converse. I then need to type in CONVERSE and ENTER,
before it then sends commands to the BBS. I have the PK-232.TXT file
renamed to STARTUP.TXT, and it is in the SCRIPTS directory. Under the COMMS
setup in Winpack, I have choosed Hostmode NONE, and HAndshaking as NONE.
Maybe soomebody can help with the setup of Winpack and the PK-232 ??
73
Pieter
ZS6PVW
Message sent with TPK 1.83d - Simply the best !
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