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The PAGEDIR command allocates memory for n entries in the page directory, a
table of information about each pager, including callsign and associated nick-
name, the pager’s format and message rate, and an optional security flag.
The command also provides for the entry into, deletion from, and listing of the
directory.
When a nickname is used to initiate a page, the callsign, format, page rate, and
capcode are retrieved from the directory to form the paging signal. If the
nickname - or alias if you want to call it that - is not found in the directory, a page
can be still be sent specifying an actual capcode, as described above, in examples
1 and 2.
Setting Up the Page Directory
Let’s make a few entries into the page directory, to demonstrate use. Lets make
an entry for Don’s alphanumeric pager.
cmd: PNØGRG Don -A -2400 111333
or alternatively:
cmd: PAGED +NØGRG Don -A -2400 111333
Now let’s make an entry for WØXI’s 1200 numeric pager:
cmd: PAGED +WØXI Phil 111222
To delete these entries from the directory, use the PAGEDIR command again but
type a ‘-’ in place of the ‘+’ and duplicate EXACTLY the remainder of the entry
made before. If you can’t remember what you typed at an earlier time, use the
command to list the contents of the directory. If you have many changes to make,
consider deleting the entire page directory by entering PAGEDIR 0. Then allo-
cate new space for the directory, say 25 entries, by typing PAGEDIR 25 and enter
new listings.
Listing the Contents of the Page Directory
To list the contents of the directory, simply issue the following:
cmd: PAGED list
Access to the page directory by users connecting to the Paging Server (PS) can be
partially restricted by asserting the ‘-P’ parameter of the PAGEDIR command
when making directory entries and setting up password access. See the page pass-
Modes of Operation Paging
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