MFJ Multi-mode Data Controller -1278B User Manual page 367

MFJ-1278B MULTI-MODE APPENDIX H COMMAND SUMMARY
Command Paramete Default
r
PACTIME n10 Packet
n 0
PARITY
n $16 (^V)
PASS
PAss nnn $16
PASSALL ON|OFF off
PIXTONES n --
PKTPIX ON|OFF off
PRINTGRA ON|OFF on
PRINTER ON|OFF off
PRINTTES -- I-command
PROFMARS -- I-command
PTOver nnn I-command
PTSend -- I-command
-- I-command
QRT
R -- I-command
n 1
RADIO
ON|OFF off
RANDOMCW
RBITMASK $xx 0
RECONNECT call1-9 I-command
REDISPLA n $12 (^R)
REMSYSOP call 0-15 blank
RESTART -- I-command
-- I-command
RESET
RESPTIME n 0
Mode Function
Determines the 6-92
length of time
between transmit
and receive.
Packet Sets the parity mode for terminal or
computer data transfer.
Packet Selects the ASCII character used for the
"pass" input editing character.
Pactor Same as the PASS command in other
modes.
Packet Causes the MFJ-1278B to display packets
received with invalid CRC fields.
FAX/SSTV Sets transmit tones for multi-level
FAX/SSTV pictures.
Packet Allows the MFJ-1278B to print packet
pictures to the built-in printer port.
FAX/SSTV Determines whether the MFJ-1278B will
print the graphics to the printer or the
terminal screen.
All Turns the parallel printer port on or off.
All Used to test the printer connected to the
parallel printer port.
RTTY/ASCII Invokes pre-set commands for MARS
operation.
Pactor Designates the Pactor changeover
character.
Pactor Same as issuing the U1 unproto
command.
AMTOR Used to break a link in AMTOR.
AMTOR Is the equivalent to QRT.
ALL Allows the user to select the radio port on
the MFJ-1278.
CW Allows the used of the random code
generator.
RTTY/ ASCII Set the bit inversion during receiving data
Packet Used to change the path through which
you are currently connected to a station.
All Used to change the redisplay-line input
editing character.
M-Packet Permits the SYSOP to perform sysop
functions remotely.
Packet Re-initializes the MFJ-1278B using the
stored parameters.
All Resets all parameters to their default
values and reinitiates the unit.
Packet Sets a minimum delay that is imposed on
acknowledging packets.
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