Kantronics KPC–3 Plus User Manual page 230

NO KNOWN NODES
An NDHEARD list has been requested and the TNC has not heard any other
nodes (e.g., KA-Nodes).
NOT ENOUGH RAM
This message indicates that you have attempted to set the NUMNODES,
MAXUSERS, or PBBS to a value, which requires more RAM memory than is
currently available. It may also occur if you try to enable the MYREMOTE and
there isn't enough memory left.
Not while connected
Some parameters cannot be changed if the TNC is connected to another station.
This message is printed if an attempt is made.
PBBS MESSAGE BUFFER NOT VALID!
TRYING TO RECOVER
When you turn on the TNC a check is made of the pointers relating to the PBBS.
It appears that one or more of these pointers may not be correct. An attempt is
made to correct them, but it is possible that some or all of the messages may be
lost.
PRESS (*) TO SET BAUD
You need to press the asterisk (*) key on your keyboard within 2 s of seeing this
message. The KPC-3 Plus' autobaud routine will then detect what baud your
computer is using, so the two devices can communicate.
RAM OK xxxK BYTES
This message appears when a hard reset is performed and indicates that the
TNC has tested the installed RAM and has found no problems. It also reports the
amount of RAM installed in your TNC.
RAM ERROR xxxK BYTES
If this message appears when you perform a hard reset, the TNC has detected a
problem with the installed RAM, and reports how much of the RAM it found.
***retry count exceeded
*** DISCONNECTED
The number of tries set by the RETRY command has been exceeded. Therefore
the connection has been broken.
S00
This message from the TNC indicates that it is in the HOST mode of operation,
and has just performed a reset. To exit the Host mode, you must send three
characters to the TNC from your keyboard. See the Host mode section of the
manual for details. Two FEND characters precede this message and one FEND
character follows this message, but they may not be visible (depending on your
terminal program).
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