Kantronics KPC-9612 Plus, Руководство пользователя

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For example, if you would prefer to monitor state zero (0) as numeric and state
(3) as alpha — which is the POCSAG standard and is what PAGEMON is
defaulted to do — then you would enter PAGEMON as follows:
PAGEMON nzza.
To monitor all states of pages as numeric or alphanumeric, you’d enter
PAGEMON as:
PAGEMON xxxx.
Page Server
A mailbox-like Page Server (PS) is included in Kantronics paging TNCs. Its pur-
pose is to allow packet users to connect to send pages to inquire about the status
or content of pages previously sent.
The structure of the PS is similar the structure of the Personal Bulletin Board
System (PBBS) that is also standard in Kantronics’ TNC. Users may access the
PS by connecting to port 1 or port 2 using the callsign set by MYPAGE.
+ If PAGEMON is ON, the TNC will not support packet connects on the
high-speed port.
Like the mailbox, users may select from a list of command options (shown be-
low), which are similar to the TNC paging commands listed earlier.
+ A feature of the PS is the page directory, a listing of each registered pager with
name, alias, format, message rate, password flag, and capcode. Hence, by using a
name - which might be a call sign, alias, or nickname, those sending the pages
need not remember the facts about a pager. And, if the password flag is set to - P,
pager owners need not worry about unauthorized pages to them.
Page Server Commands
Commands encountered when connecting to the PS are as follows:
B (ye) page server will disconnect
D(irectory) display page directory entries
L(og) display pages sent
Paging Modes of Operation
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