Specifications

PK-232 OPERATING MANUAL COMMAND SUMMARY
NAVStn all, none, Yes/No (letters) Default: All
Mode: NAVTEX Host: NS
Parameters:
Letters — all, none, YES List, NO List. List of up to 13 letters which
may or may not be separated by spaces, commas or TABS.
The NAVSTN command uses letter arguments to determine which NAVTEX transmitting
stations the PK-232 will print. NAVTEX transmitters are identified by the 26
letters of the alphabet A-Z. The NAVSTN Command allows ALL, NONE or a list of up
to 13 letters representing NAVTEX transmitting stations to be Monitored or
Rejected.
NAVSTN may be cleared with “%”, “&” or “OFF” as arguments.
Navtex Immediate Command
Mode: All Host: MA
NAVTEX is an immediate command that switches your PK-232 into the NAVTEX receive
mode. The PK-232 can accept only, or lock-out certain message classes and
transmitting stations with the NAVMSG and NAVSTN commands described above.
For logging purposes, NAVTEX mode uses the setting of DAYTIME to print the date
and/or time in front of the preamble if MSTAMP and DAYSTAMP are ON.
NEwmode ON/OFF Default: ON
Mode: All Host: NE
Parameters:
ON — The PK-232 automatically returns to the Command Mode at disconnect.
OFF — The PK-232 does not return to Command Mode at disconnect.
Your PK-232 always switches to a data transfer mode at the time of connection,
unless NOMODE is ON. NEWMODE determines how your PK-232 behaves when the link is
broken.
When NEWMODE is ON (default) and the link is disconnected, or if the connect
attempt fails, your PK-232 returns to Command Mode. If NEWMODE is OFF and the
link is disconnected, your PK-232 remains in Converse or Transparent Mode unless
you have forced it to return to Command Mode.
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