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COMMAND
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Parameters:
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COMMAND
is used to change the Command Mode entry character. You can enter the code either
hex or decimal.
COMMAND
Type the
seen if you type the Command Mode entry character while you are already in Command Mode.
Enter Converse Mode by typing:
Now, all characters typed on the keyboard and characters send from a disk or tape file are trans-
mitted as Packet data.
Type <CTRL-C>. The Command Mode prompt appears, indicating successful exit to Command
Mode. The display might look like this:
CONVERSE
cmd:
Hello World! I'm on the air on Packet-Radio!
cmd:
CMDTIME
See
or the discussion of Transparent Mode for instructions on the Command Mode entry
character to escape from Transparent Mode.
CONMODE CONVERSE|TRANS
Mode: Packet
Parameters:
CONVERSE - Your PK-232 enters Converse Mode when a connection in established.
TRANS -
CONMODE
selects the mode your PK-232 uses after entering the CONNECTED state.
The connection may result either from a connect request received from a distant station, or a con-
nection initiated by a CONNECT command that you've typed.
CONMODE
Set
to CONVERS for most Packet operations.
Set
CONMODE
to TRANS if you are using Transparent Mode for a bulletin board program, so
that the correct mode will be entered when your bulletin board receives a connect request.
If the PK-232 is already in Converse or Transparent Mode when the connection is completed,
the mode will not be changed.
PK232UG Rev. B 9/86
Mnemonic: COM
0 to $7F (0 to 127 decimal) specifies an ASCII character code.
character to enter Command Mode from the Converse Mode. No response is
CONVERSE
Mnemonic: CONM
Your PK-232 enters Transparent Mode when a connection is estab-
lished.
Default: 03 <CTRL-C>
[type <CTRL-C>]
Default: CONVERS
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