Kantronics KPC-9612, Getting Started And Reference Manual

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KPC-9612 Version 5.2 July 19, 1994
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CMdtime n (n = 0 – 15) {1}
This command sets the permissible time (in 1 second increments) between characters when at-
tempting to exit from the Transparent Mode. WARNING: Setting CMDTIME to 0 will prevent you
from exiting the Transparent Mode.
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CMSg ON|OFF|DISC|PBBS {OFF}
When OFF, the custom text stored in CTEXT will not be sent to a connecting station. When ON, the
custom text will be sent. When set to DISC, the custom text will be sent, and then the KPC-9612
will disconnect from that station. When set to PBBS, the custom text will be sent to the connecting
station, and then the connection will automatically be transferred to your PBBS, if it is available. If
the PBBS is not available, the KPC-9612 will disconnect from the station.
See also: ctext, pbbs
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COMmand n (n = $00 – $FF) {$03 <Ctrl-C>}
This command sets the character used to enter the Command Mode from the Convers Mode, or to
exit from the Transparent Mode.
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CONList ON|OFF {OFF|
When ON, the KPC-9612 will recognize only those packets received with a callsign that appears in
the BUDCALLS list. All other packets are completely ignored. When OFF, packets originating from
any station are accepted.
See also: budcalls
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CONMode [CONVERS|TRANSPARENT] {CONVERS}
This command sets the mode the KPC-9612 will be placed in AUTOMATICALLY when a connect oc-
curs if NOMODE is OFF.
See also: connect, convers, nomode, trans
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Connect call1 [VIA call2,call3,...,call9] {Immediate command}
This command is used to initiate a packet connection to another station. Each callsign may have
an optional SSID specified as -n where n = 1 to 15. Call2 through cal!9 are used to specify digi-
peaters required to connect to a distant station.
This command can also be used to reconnect through a different set of digipeaters to a distant
station you are already connected to.
See also: conmode, conok, maxusers, nomode, retry, ring, streamsw, xmitok