MFJ Multi-mode Data Controller -1278B User Manual page 361

MFJ-1278B MULTI-MODE APPENDIX H COMMAND SUMMARY
Command Paramete Default
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BKONDEL ON|OFF on
BLP ON|OFF on
BTEXT text blank
BUDLIST ON|OFF off
BUF n 0-9
BUFKEY nnn 9
BUFTIME n 0
BWNL ON|OFF off
CALIBRA -- I-command
CALSET n 0
n $18 (^x)
CANLINE
n $19 (^Y)
CANPAC
CBELL ON|OFF off
CBell ON/OFF OFF
CCITT ON|OFF on
CHANGE - I-command
CHAT - I-command
CHECK n 30
CHECKV1 ON|OFF off
CHObell ON/OFF on
CHOChar nnn 25
CMDchr nnn $03
Mode Function
Packet Determines the way the screen is updated
when a character is deleted in the
command mode.
Packet Allows Host Mode operation
Packet Specifies the text of the beacon packet.
Packet Determines if the packets listed in
LCALLS are to be displayed.
CW/RTTY/ Allows addressing of the ten user ASCII
programmable memories.
CW/RTTY/ Allows the user to transmit the ASCII
buffer without using the (CTRL-T).
CW Used to transmit buffer 0 when it is a non-
zero value at the set interval.
AMTOR Causes the MFJ-1278B to transmit when
it receives a <CR>.
All Used to transfer the control to the modem
calibration routine.
All Specifies the count setting for use by the
calibration routing.
Packet Changes the cancel-line input editing
command character.
Packet Changes the cancel-packet input editing
command character.
Packet Sends a bell tone through the computer or
terminal speaker when a packet
connection is made.
Pactor Sends a bell through the computer
terminal speaker when a Pactor connect is
established.
RTTY Determines whether U.S. standard or the
internationally recognized character set is
used.
AMTOR Switches from receiver to transmitter in
AMTOR mode A "ARQ".
M-Packet Allows SYSOP to break onto the
mailbox's connected link.
Packet Sets a connection timeout.
Packet Enables the automatic idle-link-
disconnect feature for AX.25 L2V1
connections.
Pactor Sends a bell tone to the computer or
terminal when a Pactor changeover is
done.
Pactor Designates the Pactor changeover
character.
Pactor Deisgnates the Pactor return to command
mode character.
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