Timewave DSP-232, Operating Manual

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Chapter 12 PACTOR Operation
n 0 to 21 signifies a modem number from the list below.
The MODEM command determines what DSP Modem is selected for the DSP-232. The Modems available in
EPROM are listed below.
The DSP modems included in the DSP-232 can be shown with the DIRECT(ory) command and are listed below.
1: FSK 45 bps 2125/2295
2: FSK 100 bps 2125/2295
3: FSK 45 bps 1615/1785
4: FSK 100 bps 1615/1785
5: FSK 200 bps 2110/2310
6: FSK 200 bps 1600/1800
7: FSK 200 bps 2125/2550
8: FSK 200 bps 1275/1700
9: FSK 200 bps 2125/2975
10: FSK 200 bps 1275/2125
11: FSK 300 bps 2110/2310
12: FSK 300 bps 1600/1800
13: FSK
1200 bps VHF
14: PACSAT 1200 bps BPSK
15:
16: FSK
9600 bps K9NG/G3RUH
17: Analog FAX HF 1450/2500 FM
18: Analog FAX APT 2400 Hz AM
19: Zero-Crossing FAX 1300/2100
20: Morse 750 Hz.
21: OSCAR-13 Telemetry 400 bps BPSK
cmd:
MTExt text Default: See sample
Mode: AMTOR, PACTOR and packet Maildrop Host: Mt
text Any printable message up to a maximum of 120 characters. (Spaces count as characters.)
MTEXT is the Maildrop’s “answering machine message” similar to CTEXT . With MMSG ON , the MTEXT
message is sent when a station links to your AMTOR or packet Maildrop.The default text is:
Welcome to my AEA DSP232 Maildrop.
Type H for help.
MTEXT
can be reset with a
%
,
&
,
N
,
N O
,
N O NE
or
OFF
as arguments.
MYcall call
[- n ] Default: DSP232
Mode: packet and PACTOR Maildrop Host: ML
call
Your callsign
“ n ” 0-15, indicating an optional SubStation ID, (SSID)
Use the
MYCALL command to load your callsign into your DSP. The
DSP232
default callsign is present in your
DSPs ROM when the system is manufactured. This “artificial call” must be changed for packet operation.
The SSID is usually added so the DSP can respond to two different tasks—as a “base” station and digipeater, a
digipeater and Maildrop, or a base station and Maildrop. An example of using the SSID suffix is given in
Chapter
5: Packet Operation .
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