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USER'S GUIDE
4.6.6.4
Return to Converse Mode
Type
CONVERSE
<CTRL-C>
CONVERSE
cmd:
Whatever I type in Converse Mode is transmitted.
Whatever I type in Converse Mode is transmitted.
<CTRL-C>
cmd:
4.6.6.5
Terminate the Link – Disconnect
Type
DISCONNE
special packet that ends the contact and notifies you when the link is disconnected:
DISCONNE
cmd:
*** DISCONNECTED: (call sign)
An actual QSO may be terminated by the other station. In that case, you'll see the
*** DISCONNECTED (call sign)
at your station.
You've now run through the basic operations of a Packet QSO:
o You connected to the desired station to begin the QSO.
o You sent and received messages.
o You disconnected from that station at the end of the QSO.
4.6.7
Your First Packet QSO
There are more features you should be familiar with for comfortable Packet operation –
but you're probably eager to get on the air and try your PK-232, so here goes!
Try to arrange with an experienced Packet operator to help you get started. Be sure that
your partner is close enough to ensure solid noise-free copy for your first "on-the air"
QSO.
4.6.7.1
System Cable and Switch Check
Before actually trying your first connection (QSO), take one more minute to verify your
system setup:
1. Remove the loopback test cable from the "RADIO 2" connector.
2. Set the front-Panel "RADIO 1/RADIO 2" switch to "RADIO 1".
3. Connect your radio to your PK-232 using the "RADIO 1" jack.
4. Be sure you've adjusted your PK-232 and your radio using the "Quick Start" proce-
dure described earlier in this manual.
PK232UG Rev. B 9/86
to return to Converse Mode.
(or D) to terminate the link or connection. Your PK-232 transmits a
4-21
message without having typed the command
OPERATING MODES
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