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7.6.5 Caller Prompts<br />
The command prompt that the MailDrop sends the remote user in AMTOR is<br />
shortened from that used in the Packet mode and is shown below:<br />
WX7BBB DE WX7AAA GA+?<br />
TMPROMPT is the AMTOR MailDrop message prompt sent to a remote station<br />
by your MailDrop. The default prompt is:<br />
GA subj/GA msg, '/EX' to end.<br />
Text before the first slash is sent to the user as the subject prompt;<br />
text after the slash is sent as the message text prompt.<br />
7.6.6 Monitor MailDrop Operation<br />
The local user (SYSOP) can monitor the dialog by setting MDMON ON.<br />
The <strong>PK</strong>-<strong>232</strong> stays in command mode during remote access of the maildrop.<br />
7.6.7 SYSOP MailDrop Commands<br />
The MailDrop commands that you the SYSOP have access to are the same<br />
as those described in Chapter 5 of the manual on MailDrop Operation.<br />
7.6.8 Remote User MailDrop Commands<br />
When a remote user has logged onto your MailDrop the following<br />
commands are available to the distant station:<br />
A, B, H, J, K, L, R, S, V, ?.<br />
The remote user may end a command with either +? or a carriage return.<br />
A brief description of each command follows in the next sections. The<br />
description is expanded where the command operation differs from the<br />
Packet Maildrop section found in Chapter 5.<br />
7.6.8.1 A (ABORT) (Remote only)<br />
7.6.8.2 B (BYE)<br />
7.6.8.3 H (HELP)<br />
The "A" command aborts the listing or reading of messages by the<br />
remote calling station as described in chapter 5. The difference in<br />
AMTOR is that the remote user must send the ACHG command first to<br />
reverse the direction of the link before he can issue the Abort<br />
command. The remote user also has the ability to abort a command that<br />
may have been mis-typed by typing "///" on the same line as the bad<br />
command.<br />
The "B" command logs the remote station off the MailDrop. In AMTOR<br />
the remote station may simply gracefully shut down the link with the<br />
RECEIVE character () or the CWID character ().<br />
The "H" command sends the remote station a help list of the available<br />
commands shown in Chapter 5.<br />
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