PK-232 MBX Operating Manual - N3UJJ

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_______________________________________________________________________________ REDispla "n" Default: $12 Mode: All Host: RD _________________________________ Parameters: _________________________________ "n" - 0 to $7F (0 to 127 decimal) specifies an ASCII character code. _______________________________________________________________________________ REDISPLA changes the redisplay-line input editing character. Parameter "n" is the numeric ASCII code for the character you'll use when you want to re-display the current input line. Type the REDISPLA character (default ) to re-display a command or text line you've just typed. This can be helpful when editing a line especially if your terminal does not support . It can also be used in Packet to display a packet that might have been received while you were typing. A is appended to old line, and the corrected line is shown below it. _______________________________________________________________________________ RELink ON|OFF Default: OFF Mode: Packet Host: RL _________________________________ Parameters: _________________________________ ON - The PK-232 will try to automatically reconnect the distant station after the link has timed out on retries. OFF - The PK-232 will not attempt to re-establish the failed link (default). _______________________________________________________________________________ Set RELINK ON if you want the PK-232 to automatically try to reconnect to a distant packet station if the link fails. _______________________________________________________________________________ RESET Immediate Command Mode: Command Host: RS _______________________________________________________________________________ RESET is an immediate command that resets all parameters to PK-232's PROM default settings and reinitializes the PK-232. All personalized parameters, monitor lists and MailDrop messages will be lost. _______________________________________________________________________________ RESptime "n" Default: 0 (000 msec.) Mode: Packet Host: RP _________________________________ Parameters: _________________________________ "n" - 0 to 250 specifies 100-millisecond intervals. _______________________________________________________________________________ RESPTIME adds a minimum delay before your PK-232 sends acknowledgment packets. This delay may run concurrently with the default wait time set by DWAIT and any random wait in effect. During a file transfer, RESPTIME can help avoid data/ack collisions caused by the sending stations TNC pausing briefly between transmitted data frames. 4/91 A-67 From The N3UJJ.COM Document Library
PK-232 OPERATING MANUAL COMMAND SUMMARY RESTART Immediate Command Mode: Command Host: RT RESTART is an immediate command that reinitializes the PK-232 while retaining the user's settings. The effect of the RESTART command is the same as turning the PK-232 OFF, then ON again. RESTART does not reset the values in bbRAM. See the RESET command. REtry “n” Default: 10 Mode: Packet Host: RY Parameters: “n” 0 to 15 specifies the maximum number of packet-retries. The AX.25 protocol uses the retransmission of frames that have not been acknowledged as a means to insure that ALL transmitted frames are received. The number of retries that the PK-232 will attempt is set by the RETRY command (default 10). If the number of retries is exceeded, the packet link may be lost. RFec ON/OFF Mode: AMTOR Parameters: Default: ON Host: RF ON -Mode B (FEC) signals are displayed in AMTOR Standby (default). OFF -Mode B (FEC) signals are not displayed in AMTOR Standby. Turn the RFEC command OFF to prevent the reception and display of all FEC signals received while in AMTOR Standby. 2/93 A-68 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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NET/ROM, developed by Software 2000
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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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At this point make sure the THRESHO
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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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