SCS PTC-IIex, Руководство пользователя

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5 PTC-Firmware
Command Short description Reference
Help
Help !! Chapter 6.44
BEll Call the Sysop. Chapter 6.11
Dir Read the main directory OF THE MAILBOX. Chapter 6.36
List
Gives a list of files within a directory. Chapter 6.48
Check
Lists actual mails Chapter 6.17
Read
Reads a Mail. Chapter 6.79
Send
Sends a mail, alternative the command
Write
. Chapter 6.106
Erase
Erase a mail, alternative the command
DELete
. Chapter 6.35
User Shows the current users. Chapter 6.102
LOg
Calls up the log book. Chapter 6.51
Quit
Leaves mailbox, alternative the command
BYe
.
POSition Requests GPS position Chapter 6.72
Version
Calls up the version. Chapter 6.105
DAte
Calls up the date. Chapter 6.33
TIme
Calls up the clock time. Chapter 6.94
Table 5.4: Packet-Radio mailbox commands
Every text output from the PTC-IIex PR mailbox is ended with a Prompt which is
identical in format to many mailbox systems (present directory in brackets followed by
the user callsign and mailbox callsign. E.g.:
(TEST) DL6MAA de DL1ZAM>
)
.
The present directory is automatically changed with the usage of the read-, write- and list-
commands.
Mailbox Batch access, (e.g "
Read
1-") is also available on PR.
7PLUS files can be read from, and written to, without problem. AUTO-BIN-transfer or
similar protocols are at present not supported by the PR mailbox.
Uppercase and lowercase letters are not distinguished in the command processing. All
commands can be more or less abbreviated. The maximum abbreviation possible can be
found in the help text. Only the letters written in capitals must be typed for the command
to be correctly understood.
PR mailbox links occupy as is usual , the lowest free channel of the PTC-IIex. The
terminal program also displays the usual connect message when a mailbox connect is
made, with however, the addition
"(
BBS-Connect
)
".
Local text input from the terminal to channels already occupied with BBS connects are
ignored. It is however, always possible for the Sysop to disconnect an existing BBS
connection by giving a disconnect command via the local terminal.
Received text is displayed in hostmode terminal programs (e.g. GP ) exactly as usual and
can be followed by the Sysop. The Sysop can hereby notice which commands are given
by the users. In terminal mode, the text output from the BBS channels are completely
suppressed to prevent that the PTC-IIex receives buffer filling and maybe overflowing.
5.7.5 Passing PR connects to the mailbox
The
USers
command in the pac:- menu allows any incoming PR connect to be passes
over to the PTC-IIex PR-mailbox. To do this
USers
has to be set to 0. This will allow for
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