PK-232 MBX Operating Manual - N3UJJ

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_______________________________________________________________________________ FAXNeg ON|OFF Default: OFF Mode: FAX Host: FN _________________________________ Parameters: _________________________________ ON - The white and black senses are reversed OFF - The white and black senses are normal _______________________________________________________________________________ One might use FAXNEG ON when receiving an image consisting mostly of black, as in a satellite photo. In this case it might help to save your printer ribbon, as well as accentuating features such as cloud cover. FAXNEG ON is NOT the same as RXREV ON. RXREV reverses the entire signal, including the sync pulses. FAXNEG keeps the sync pulses so that they can be recognized, but reverses the image data. _______________________________________________________________________________ FEc Immediate Command Mode: AMTOR Mode B Host: FE _______________________________________________________________________________ FEC is an immediate command that starts an AMTOR FEC (Mode B) transmission. Use FEC for CQ calls in AMTOR. Be sure to include your SELCALL and MYIDENT code in your CQ message so that the distant station can call you back in ARQ. FEC is necessary for all round table AMTOR contacts. When operating in FEC, let your PK-232 begin each transmission with three to five seconds of idling. The RTTY practice of transmitting a line of RYRYRY is unnecessary on FEC. You can signify the end of your FEC transmission by typing the changeover sign "+?," internationally recognized as the RTTY equivalent of "KKK." However, in FEC, "+?" is not a software command. You still have to un-key your transmitter (with the RECEIVE or CWID characters or the RCVE command) as you would in RTTY. _______________________________________________________________________________ Flow ON|OFF Default: ON Mode: All Host: FL _________________________________ Parameters: _________________________________ ON - Type-in flow control IS active. OFF - Type-in flow control is NOT active. _______________________________________________________________________________ When FLOW is ON (default), any character typed on your keyboard causes output from the PK-232 to the terminal to stop until any of the following occurs: o o o o o o A packet is sent (in Converse Mode) A line is completed (in Command Mode) The packet length (See PACLEN) is exceeded The current packet or command line is canceled The redisplay-line character is typed The logical packet channel is changed Setting FLOW ON prevents received data from interfering with your keyboard data entry. When FLOW is OFF, data is sent to the terminal whenever it is available. 4/91 A-39 From The N3UJJ.COM Document Library
PK-232 OPERATING MANUAL COMMAND SUMMARY FRack “In” Mode: Packet Parameters: Default: 5 (5 sec.) Host: FR “n” — 1 to 15, specifying FRame ACKnowledgment timeout in 1 second intervals. FRACK is the FRame Acknowledgment time in seconds that your PK-232 will wait for acknowledgment of a sent protocol frame before "retrying" that frame. After sending a packet requiring acknowledgment, the PK-232 waits for FRACK seconds before incrementing the retry counter and sending another frame. If the packet address includes any digipeaters, the time between retries is adjusted to: Retry interval (in seconds) = "n" x (2 x m + 1) (where m is the number of intermediate relay stations.) When a packet is retried, a random wait time is added to any other wait times. This avoids lockups where two packet stations repeatedly collide with each other. FREe Mode: All Immediate Command Host: FZ Typing "FREE" displays the number of usable bytes left in the MailDrop, as in "FREE 3724." This may be useful to a Host mode application using the MailDrop. 2/93 A-40 From The N3UJJ.COM Document Library
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PK-232 MBX Operating Manual MODEL P
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PREFACE TO THE PK-232 OPERATING MAN
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Timewave address is: Timewave Techn
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CHAPTER 3 - RADIO INSTALLATION (Con
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CHAPTER 5 - MAILDROP OPERATION (Con
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CHAPTER 7 - AMTOR AND NAVTEX OPERAT
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Table of Contents CHAPTER 11 - Pact
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1.2 Computer or Computer Terminal R
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1.4.4 Controls and Indicators Front
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2.2.1 Connecting Power o o o o o MA
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2.3.2 Apple Macintosh Series of Com
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Follow the installation directions
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Make note of the firmware Release d
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2.6 Detailed RS-232 Connections for
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If your computer requires any other
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PK-232 OPERATING MANUAL RADIO INSTA
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3.3.5 Begin Assembling your Radio C
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3.3.6 Wiring Your HF Transceiver fo
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3.4 PK-232 Configuration Jumpers an
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o Listen to the monitor receiver; t
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EXAMPLE: If the manufacturer's plat
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4.2 Packet Introduction You've now
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4.3.2 What It Means There are diffe
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4.3.3 What Happens When You Connect
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After pressing , you should observe
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4.4.4 Digipeater Details You may wi
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If you are hearing packets that sou
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4.4.7.2 Canceling Lines and Packets
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4.5.1 Unconnected Packets In order
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4.6.2 The Channel Switching Charact
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o Make certain your HF receiver is
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PK-232 OPERATING MANUAL PACKET RADI
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The number "18396 free" is the RAM
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E Shows the following short help fi
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Enter a short (up to 27 character)
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L {The LIST command} {The MailDrop
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Msg# Size To From @ BBS Date Time T
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- Use the Edit command to set the F
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6.2.2 HF Receiver Settings Set your
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6.4 A Typical Baudot RTTY Contact A
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6.5.3 Formatting Your Transmitted a
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The following parameters are the mo
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See the MYSELCAL command in the Com
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7.3 Transmitter Adjustments Make su
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o Type to stop sending when the tr
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7.4.4 Echoing Transmitted Character
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7.6.4.1 Remote Logon to your AMTOR
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7.6.8.4 J (JLOG) (Remote only comma
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7.8 NAVTEX Operation NAVTEX is an i
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o When you find a station, slowly v
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8.4.3 Sending Only Complete Words (
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9.3 System Setup If you own CSS HF
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9.8 Adjusting the PK-232 4.0 MHz Ma
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PK-232 OPERATING MANUAL SIAM AND TD
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PK-232 OPERATING MANUAL Pactor OPER
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PK-232 OPERATING MANUAL APPENDIX B
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PK-232 OPERATING MANUAL APPENDIX C
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DS16-DS20 314-302 DS10,DS11 LED GRN
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D PK-232 OPERATING MANUAL ALINCO Fi
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D TM-421 3 TM-431 53 7 TM-441 3 TM-
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D 1 G G G 2 3 RX Audio: EXT SPKR Ja
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D 1:1 Transformers 25 PTT Shield 28
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D 0 ® ® ® RX Audio: Use EXT SPKR
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D CQ, 4-25, 6-4, 7-1, 7-4, 8-2, 8-3
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D NAVSTN, 7-10, A-59 NAVTEX, 1-1, 7
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D PK-232 MBX OPERATING MANUAL COMMA
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