MFJ MFJ-1270C, Системное руководство

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MFJ-1270C/1274C MANUAL ADVANCED OPERATION
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Now at this point all of the Mailbox are available to you. You may then type M
to switch the memory bank of the Mailbox, K to kill a message, L to list all
messages, R to read the messages, S to send a message, B to logout and
disconnect from the Mailbox or H for the HELP menu.
3.
To send a message the S or the SP commands must be used. It must be used
in conjunction with a callsign as in the examples below:
S KB5JNZ <CR>, this will send an ordinary message to the callsign
KB5JNZ.
or
SP KB5JNZ <CR>, this will send a private message to the callsign
KB5JNZ.
The Mailbox will respond with:
Title:
_
The user will enter the message subject (title) at cursor prompt, then press the
"RETURN" key.
The Mailbox will respond with:
Send msg; Control-Z or /EX to end:
_
The user will then enter the message at the cursor prompt. If you are using a
512K or 128K Mailbox then you can actually upload disk files into the Mailbox.
The 32K version has the same capability but with 32K RAM capacity. At the
end of the message press a Control-Z and the RETURN key. The message will
be sent.
Your message will be seen on the mailbox station's screen, then the mailbox will
respond with the mailbox command prompt:
nn free {n} Mailbox (B,E,H(elp),J,K,L,M,R,S,T) >
Where nn is the "bytes free" indicator. This tells the user how much ram space is
available in your Mailbox. Also {n} is the indicator of the current memory bank
in use by the Mailbox.