Kantronics KPC-9612 Plus, Руководство пользователя, Страница: 273 / 348

This command is used to set port 2 in page monitor mode. Each page received
will be sent via the RS-232 port for display on your computer screen as one or
two lines, with the following format (dependent upon the setting of
HEADERLN):
PAGER> capcode (n) [time stamp]: message
A “?” precedes the capcode if a check sum error is computed in a page received.
The type of page received is indicated in parenthesis, where n can be {0,1,2,3},
corresponding to the state of the two function bits within the page frame. When a
9612 Plus (or 9612) sends a numeric or alphanumeric page, these pages are as-
signed a (0) and (3) respectively, as defined by R-584-1, the standards document
for Radio Paging Code No. 1 (POCSAG). Time stamping of the monitored page
is optional, and depends on the setting of the MSTAMP parameter. The “mes-
sage” completes the display of the monitored page.
As described in detail in the Paging section of the Modes of Operation, this com-
mand allows one to specify how pages are to be decoded as they are monitored
— as numeric, as alpha, as either numeric or alpha — or if they are not to be
monitored.
Reminder: When using this command and the 9612 Plus to monitor your club’s
paging system, remember that discriminator output is a must. Speaker audio does
not work; the ‘DC’ content of the paging message is severely degraded by most au-
dio circuits.
See also: mon, mstamp, headerln
PAGEPRIV {ON | OFF}
default OFF
This command restricts the page server to password access only when ON.
See also: pagepswd
TNC Commands Command Reference
KPC-9612 Plus v 8.2 257 User’s Guide