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PK-88 OPERATING MANUAL
You can set the CFROM field to accept or reject call requests from specific
stations.
To accept calls from one or more stations, type 'CFROM YES' (plus a list of
calls signs). Connect requests will be accepted only from listed callers.
To
reject calls from one or more stations, type 'CFROM NO' (plus a list of
call signs). Connect requests will be rejected only from stations whose call
signs are listed.
Type CFROM to display the ALL/NONE/YES list/NO list status. You can use the
abbreviated command form or mnemonic:
cmd:cfrom
CFROM
You can include SSIDs as '-n' after the call sign.
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If CFROM is set to NO WXlAAA or YES WX1AAA, any combination WXlAAA,
WX1AAA-1 .... WXlAAA-15 will be matched and processed.
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If CFROM is set to YES WX1AAA-1 or NO WX1AAA-1, then only WX1AAA-1 will
match and be processed.
You can send your own connect command if you wish to communicate with the
calling station even though his call request has been rejected.
Clear CFROM with '%,' '&,' or 'OFF' as arguments.
4.5.3
Are You Available to Chat?
Set CMSG ON (default is OFF) and use the CTEXT command to enter the type of
message you might put in a telephone answering machine. The PK-88
automatically sends the CTEXT message to each station that connects to your
system.
The CTEXT message can be any text string up to 120 characters. You can include
<CR>s by prefixing them with the pass character (<CTRL-V> is the default):
cmd:CTEXT Sorry, I cannot talk right now.<CTRL-V><CR>
I will be on the air again after 8 PM.<CTRL-V><CR>
Joe
CFROM must be set to ALL (default) so that the connection takes place in order
that this message be sent to stations connecting to you.
4.5.4
Do You Want to Transmit?
If you want to leave your station on to monitor and perhaps record the
activity on the channel, but prevent your station from transmitting, set
XMITOK OFF.
Type 'XMITOK OFF'
yes WX2BBB WX3CCC WX3CCC-5
4-8
PACKET OPERATION
cmd:cf
CFROM
all
PK88-60
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