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<strong>PK</strong>-<strong>232</strong> OPERATING MANUAL<br />
COMMAND SUMMARY<br />
A.1 Introduction<br />
APPENDIX A<br />
COMMAND SUMMARY<br />
Your <strong>PK</strong>-<strong>232</strong> is controlled by Commands that you enter from the keyboard.<br />
Most of these commands have a standard (default) value that provides good<br />
performance. There are a few commands that you will need to change. This<br />
section is intended as a command and error message reference and is not<br />
meant to be read from start to finish.<br />
A.1.1<br />
Entering Commands<br />
Timewave Software for the <strong>PK</strong>-<strong>232</strong> such as PC-PAKRATT has menus and even online<br />
help for commands. If you are using a Timewave program, please<br />
consult the Program manual for instructions on entering commands. The<br />
instructions below assume you are using a terminal or terminal-emulating<br />
program on your personal computer.<br />
Most Commands are short names for the instruction you want the <strong>PK</strong>-<strong>232</strong> to<br />
perform. Commands are entered after the Command prompt "Cmd:".<br />
• You may use either UPPER or lower case when entering commands.<br />
• End the command with a carriage return or the key.<br />
• Correct any typing mistakes before typing the final .<br />
A.1.2<br />
Command Responses<br />
Whenever the <strong>PK</strong>-<strong>232</strong> accepts a command it responds by displaying both the<br />
old and new values. For example, if you type "XFLOW OFF" - you'll see the<br />
display:<br />
XFlow was ON<br />
XFlow now OFF<br />
This message tells you that the value has been changed successfully.<br />
A.2 Command List<br />
Commands are listed alphabetically in the following command<br />
descriptions. Each command entry contains several sections:<br />
Command Name, Default Value, Mode(s) in which the command is used,<br />
HOST mode abbreviation (for HOST mode programmers), and Parameters<br />
A.2.1<br />
Command Names and Abbreviations<br />
The command name at the beginning of the description is the full word<br />
you can type in order to have your <strong>PK</strong>-<strong>232</strong> execute this command. The<br />
capital letters indicate the minimum abbreviation you can use instead<br />
of the full word. For example:<br />
You can enter the command MYCALL by simply typing "MY". (Note: DO NOT<br />
type the "quotation marks") The abbreviation "M" is not sufficient,<br />
but "MY”, “MYC”, "MYCA”, “MYCAL” or "MYCALL" are all acceptable.<br />
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