The Mto Command - AEA PAKRATT PK-232 Operating Manual

USER'S GUIDE
MTO
4.6.12.2 The
M
TO uses arguments to determine how your PK-232 monitors the Packet channels and
displays information – which stations' packets will be displayed and which stations'
packets will be masked or hidden.
MTO
is set to
Type MTO
whom packets will or will not be displayed. You can use the abbreviated command form
or mnemonic:
mto
cmd:
MFROM
mt
cmd:
MTO
To stop packets addressed to all stations from being displayed, type
To display only packets addressed to one or more specific stations, type
lowed by a list of call signs). Only packets addresses to stations whose call signs are
listed after
To hide or mask packets addressed to one or more specific stations, type
lowed by a list of call signs). Only packets addressed to stations whose call signs are
listed after
You can add optional SSIDs specified as
WB9FLW or
be matched and processed. If
WB9FLW-1 will match and be processed.
MFROM
When
conflict, the arguments take the following priority:
ALL, NO list. YES list, NONE
MTO
Clear the
Error messages will result from invalid commends. Here are some examples:
mto all w2jup
cmd:
?too many
mto no
cmd:
?not enough
mto w2jup
cmd:
?need ALL/NONE/YES/NO
PK232UG Rev. B 9/86
Command
NONE
when you start your PK-232 for the first time.
to display the ALL/NONE/YES list/NO list status of call signs of stations to
all
yes WX1AAA,WX2BBB,WX3CCC,WX4DDD
YES
will be displayed.
NO
will be hidden or masked.
YES
WB9FLW, any combination of WB9FLW, WB9FLW-1,...WB9FLW-15 will
MTO
and contains different types of arguments, to avoid any possible
%
field by typing
-n
after the call sign. If
MTO is set to YES WB9FLW-1 or
& OFF
, or as arguments.
(Calls not allowed wit ALL or NONE)
(NO and YES require call sign list)
(Calls must follow YES or NO)
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OPERATING MODES
MTO NONE.
MTO YES (fol-
MTO NO (fol-
MTO NO
is set to
NO WB9FLW-1, only
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