Specifications

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DIRect "n" Immediate Command
Mode: Packet Host: DQ
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DIRECT is an immediate command that displays a directory listing of all
available PK-900 Modems. When the DIRECT command is given, the modem list is
displayed as shown below:
The DIRECT command can also take a modem number as an argument to display only
the information on that particular modem.
Radio Port 1 Radio Port 2
1: FSK 45 bps 170: 2125/2295 1: Internal 200: 1070/1270
2: FSK 100 bps 170: 2125/2295 2: Internal 200: 2025/2225
3: FSK 45 bps 200: 2110/2310 3: Internal 1000: 1200/2200
4: FSK 100 bps 200: 2110/2310 4: Internal 1000: 1200/2200 eq
5: FSK 100 bps 425: 2125/2550 5: Internal 200: 1180/980
6: FSK 100 bps 850: 2125/2975 6: Internal 200: 1850/1650
7: FSK 100 bps 850: 1275/2125 7: Internal 800: 2100/1300
8: Analog 900/2500 8: Internal 800: 2100/1300 eq
9: FSK 2400 bps 800: 1300/2100 9: Internal option: 9600 bps
10: FSK 300 bps 200: 2110/2310 10: Modem disconnect header
11: FSK 1200 bps 1000: 1200/2200
12: Morse 750 Hz center frequency
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Disconne Immediate Command
Mode: Packet Host: DI
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DISCONNE is an immediate command that initiates a disconnect command to the
distant station to which you are connected. The DISCONNE command acts on the
Radio Port and logical channel you last sent data to. See the discussion in
Chapter 4 on switching between logical channels and Radio Ports.
If your disconnect command is successful, your monitor will display:
*** DISCONNECTED: (call sign)
Other commands can be entered while a disconnect is in progress.
New connections are not allowed until the disconnect is completed.
o If another disconnect command is entered while your PK-900 is trying to
disconnect, your PK-900 will instantly switch to the disconnected state.
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