Specifications

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MTExI text
Mode: MailDrop
Default: See
sample
Host: Mt
text Any
printable
message up to
a
maximum
of 120 characters.
(Spaces
count as characters.)
MTEXT is the MailDrop's
"answering
machine message," similar to CTEXT. With MMSG OM the
MTEXT message is
sent
when
a
station links
to
your
MailDrop. The default text is:
welcome
to my AEA PK-96 MailDrop.
Type H for he1p.
MTEXT can
be
reset with
aVo, &,
M
Nq NONEoT
OFF as arguments.
MTo ALLINONE
or YESINO calll
[,ca112...]
Mode:
packet
call ALLINONE
or
YES_listlNO_/isf
(list =
up
to eight call signs,
separated
by commas).
MTO deterrnines which packets
are to be monitored. To monitor
all
packets,
set MTO
to
ALL; fbr no
pack-
EtS, SEt MTO ANd MFROM tO NONE
To display
packets
from
other stations addressed to one or more specific stations, type MTO
YES followed
by a list
of
the
call
sign(s)
you
want
to
monitor
for their
packets.
lf
you
don't
want
to see the
packets
ad-
dressed to that
(or
those) station(s), type MTO NO followed by their call sign(s). When using
MTO,
set
MFROM to NONE
You
can include optional SSIDs specified
as"-n" after the call sign.
If MTO is
set to
NO WF7A, any
varia-
tion of WFTA-0,...WF7A-
I 5 won't be monitored. If MTO is
set to
YES WFTA- /, then only WFTA- I will
be monitored.
When MFROM
and
MTO
contain different arguments, the following
priority
applies:
I. ALL 2. NO list
3.
YES list 4. NONE
Cfear
MTO
with %, &, or OFF as arguments.
Default: none
Host:MT
MXmit
OI{OFF
Mode:packet
OFF Don't monitor
outgoing
packets.
ON
Monitor
outgoing
packets
in the same manner as received
packets.
With MXMIT
ON, outgoing
packets
are monitored in the same manner as received
packets.
The monitor-
ing of outgoing
packets
is
subject to the settings of MONITOR, MCON, MFROM,
MTO, MRPT and
TRACE. Most
transmitted
packets
occur when
you're
connected to someone, so
MCON should
probably
be set to a
non-zero
value.
It/YAlias
callf-nl
Mode:
packet
Call Alternate digipeater identity of
your
PK-96.
0
to 15,
an optionalSubstation ID
(SSID).
MYALIAS
specifies an alternate call sign
(in
addition to the call sign specified
in MYCALL) fbr those
households with two
operators taking turns using the PK-96-your TNC will accept connections
to both
your
MYCALL and MYALIAS. Previously, MYALIAS
had been
reserved
only
for stations digipeating
Default:OFF
Host: Mx
Default: none
Host: MA