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PK-232 MBX Operating Manual - N3UJJ

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<strong>PK</strong>-<strong>232</strong> OPERATING MANUAL COMMAND SUMMARY<br />

PT200 ON/OFF<br />

Mode: Pactor<br />

Default: ON<br />

Host: PB<br />

Pactor uses an adaptive data rate selection scheme. The normal data rate is 100<br />

baud. If conditions permit, the data rate will be shifted to 200 baud<br />

automatically. If the error rate becomes too high at 200 baud the data rate will<br />

automatically be reduced to 100 baud. There can be conditions where the data<br />

rate is frequently shifting, causing a loss in the actual information data rate.<br />

The command PT200 when off, will prevent the data rate from automatically<br />

changing to 200 baud. When PT200 is ON (default), the <strong>PK</strong>-<strong>232</strong> will allow<br />

automatic data rate selection.<br />

PTConn [!]aaaa(aa)<br />

Mode: Pactor<br />

Parameters:<br />

Host: PG<br />

aaaa(aa) is the call sign of the Pactor station to be called<br />

PTConn is an immediate command that starts the Pactor connect protocol. To start<br />

a Pactor connect, type "PIC' followed by the other station's call sign:<br />

Example: PTC N7ML <br />

As soon as the is typed, the <strong>PK</strong>-<strong>232</strong> will begin keying your transmitter on<br />

and off with the Pactor connect sequence.<br />

If you are connecting with a station via long path, i.e. more than half way<br />

around the world, use an exclamation mark before the callsign:<br />

Example: PTC !N7ML <br />

This changes the Pactor timing to allow for the extended radio propagation time.<br />

2/93 A-65a<br />

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