Timewave DSP-232, Operating Manual

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Chapter 7 Maildrop Operation
Turn
TMAIL ON to allow remote stations to access your Maildrop in ARQ PACTOR. Turn TMAIL OFF to have
normal ARQ QSOs with other stations in the PACTOR mode.
The Maildrop commands have the same effect as the ones listed earlier; only the differences from those are listed
below when used in the PACTOR mode. The commands which have the same exact effect as mentioned earlier in
this chapter are marked with “(Same as above.)”
A(bort)
Aborts the listing or reading of messages except that in PACTOR, the user must send the ACHG
command first to reverse the direction of the link before he can issue the Abort command.
The user also has the ability to abort a command that may have been mis-typed by typing three
forward slashes (
/// ) on the same line as the bad command.
B(ye)
. . . logs the user off the Maildrop. In PACTOR, the user may gracefully shut down the link with the
RECEIVE character ( CTRL-D ) or the CWID character ( CTRL-F ).
H(elp)
No different from Packet
J(log)
No different from Packet
K(ill)
No different from Packet
L(ist)
No different from Packet
R(ead)
n No different from Packet
S(end)
No different from Packet
V(ersion)
No different from Packet
?
No different from Packet
MailDrop Commands
3Rdparty ON | OFF Default: OFF
Mode: Maildrop Host: 3R
OFF
The Maildrop will only handle mail sent directly to, or from, you. (See
MYCALL
and
MYMAIL
.)
ON The Maildrop will allow third party mail delivery and forwarding.
With
3RDPARTY ON , stations can leave messages in your mailbox addressed to you or someone else.
HOMebbs call
Default: (none)
Mode: packet/Maildrop Host: HM
call Callsign of your Home BBS with which you have made prior arrangements to auto-forward mail.
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