SCS PTC-IIex, Manual

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6 Commands
6.75 PT
Returns to PACTOR from the AMTOR, RTTY, PSK31 or CW modes. Activates the
PACTOR input prompt (
cmd:
).
6.76 PTChn
Default setting: 4
Parameter: X 1... 31, Hostmode channel for PACTOR.
Defines the Hostmode channel for PACTOR, which can then only be used by a Hostmode
program on the channel defined here.
6.77 Qrt
Remote
From the terminal side, identical to the
Disconnect
command. For a remote station,
the
Qrt
command causes a CHANGEOVER, and the message:
hiscall de mycall>
<qrt>
and then initiates a disconnect.
Note: The
Disconnect
command is not available from the remote side, because
entering
D
is interpreted as the
DIR
command. This ensures compatibility to usual box
systems.
6.78 QRTChr
Default setting: 4 (Ctrl-D)
Parameter: X 1... 127, ASCII-Code (decimal).
Sets the QRT character, which causes the system to go QRT (close the link). It can also
be sent is the RX mode, which then becomes active at the next TX phase. In PSK31,
RTTY, FEC and UNPROTO it switches from transmit to receive.
It is an alternative to the
Disconnect
command, and can also be put at the end of a text
to be transmitted, so that at the end of the transmitted text, the link is closed down.
6.79 Read
Remote
This command is used to read out files from the personal mailbox. The remote controlled
reading of files may be broken off with a CHANGEOVER. If
Read
is used by the sysop
in the connected condition, then this does not cause a transmission of the chosen file
(refer to the
Send
command, chapter 6.85 , page 72 ).
R
Reads message no 1 in the current directory (if only 1 message exists).
Outputs the contents of the directory if more than 1 message exists.
R
3 Reads message no 3 in the current directory.
R
3-6 Reads messages numbers 3 to 6 in the current directory.
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