Timewave DSP-232, Operating Manual

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Chapter 5 Packet Operation
MDCHECK
is allows you to log on to your own Maildrop. After logging on, you can
EDIT
,
LIST
,
READ
,
SEND
or KILL Maildrop messages.
To use
MDCHECK
, your DSP mustn’t be connected to or linked to any packet, AMTOR, or PACTOR stations. For
monitoring purposes, local access of the Maildrop is considered a connection. Enter “ B ” (B)ye to exit the Maildrop.
MDigi ON | OFF Default: OFF
Mode: packet Host: MD
OFF
Normal monitoring as determined by the monitoring mode commands.
ON
I and UI frames having your callsign (
MYCALL
or
MYALIAS
) as the next digipeater in the field are
displayed, regardless of connected status.
MDIGI lets you display packets when another station uses your station as a digipeater. If you want to monitor all
traffic that flows through your packet station, set
MDIGI ON
.
You may not want to see all the data passing through your station, especially if many others use you as a digipeater.
In this case set
MDIGI OFF .
MFilter
n1 [, n2 [, n3 [, n4 ]]] Default: $80
Mode: Morse, Baudot ASCII, AMTOR, PACTOR and packet Host: MI
“ n ” 0 to $80 (0 to 128 decimal) specifies an ASCII character code.
(Up to four characters may be specified separated by commas.)
Use
MFILTER
to select up to 4 characters to be “filtered” or excluded from Morse, Baudot, ASCII, AMTOR,
PACTOR and monitored packets with parameters n1 - n4 , the ASCII codes for the characters you want to filter. The
special value of $80 (default) filters all characters above $7F and all control-characters except ( RETURN ) ($0D),
LF
($0A), and (
TAB
) ($09).
MFrom ALL | NONE or YES |NO call1 [
,
call2 ...]
Default: ALL
Mode: packet Host: MF
call ALL|NONE
or
YES _ list |NO_ list
( list = up to eight call signs, separated by commas).
MFROM
determines what packets are or aren’t to be monitored. To monitor all packets set
MFROM
to
ALL
. To
stop all packets from being displayed set MFROM and MTO to NONE .
To display packets from one or more
specific stations, type MFROM YES followed by a list of call signs you want
to monitor packets from. To block packets from one or more specific stations, type
MFROM
NO followed by a list
of call signs you don’t want to hear packets from. When using MFROM , set MTO to NONE .
You can include optional SSIDs specified as “-
n ” after the callsign. For example, with
MFROM
NO WF7A , packets
from WF7A-0 through WF7A-15 won’t be monitored. With MFROM YES WF7A-1 , then only WF7A-1 will be
monitored. When
MFROM
and
MTO
contain different arguments, the following priority applies:
1.
ALL
2. NO_list
3.
YES_list
4. NONE
Clear
MFROM with % , & or OFF as arguments.
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