Advanced Electronic Applications PK-88 Manuel utilisateur

OPERATING MANUAL

MODEL PK-88 PACKET CONTROLLER

ADVANCED ELECTRONIC APPLICATIONS, INC.

Rev. D 3/90

PROPRIETARY INFORMATION

Rep oduction, dissemination o use of info mation contained he ein fo pu poses othe than ope a-

tion and/o maintenance is p ohibited without w itten autho ization f om Advanced Elect onic Ap-

plications, Inc.

Getting Started with the PK-88

Cong atulations and thank you fo you pu chase of the AEA PK-88 Packet Data Cont olle . The fol-

lowing is intended to help get you sta ted and "on the ai " with the PK-88 quickly and easily.

The PK-88 ope ating Manual is filled with complete info mation on all commands and ope ating

modes. This doesn't mean you have to ead it cove to cove befo e using you PK-88. Most of the

info mation you will need to connect you compute o te minal and adio to the PK-88 can be

found in Chapte 2 of the PK-88 Ope ating Manual.

If you a e using one of ou p og ams such as PC-Pak att o PK-FAX fo the IBM-PC and compati-

bles, COM-PAKRATT fo the Commodo e 64 and 128 o MacRATT fo the Macintosh, then you

should sta t with the Installation section of the P og am manual. Afte you have the p og am in-

stalled and unning on you compute , then Chapte 2 of the PK-88 Ope ating Manual will desc ibe

how to connect the PK-88 to you compute and t ansceive .

AEA's p og ams such as PC-Pak att simplify the way you ente commands to the PK-88. This

means that some of the sections of the PK-88 Manual that tell you to ente a command in a ce tain

manne will not apply. When using one of ou p og ams on you compute , sections 2.5, 2.6 and

2.7 of the manual can be skipped.

In gene al, if you a e using one of AEA's p og ams such as PC-Pak att, PK-FAX, COM-PAKRATT, o

MacRATT, the manual that comes with the p og am should answe most questions. The PK-88 Op-

e ating Manual should only be needed as a efe ence when specific Ha dwa e o Command info -

mation is sought.

On the othe hand, if you a e using a Dedicated Te minal o Te minal P og am on you compute ,

you should ca efully follow the set-up p ocedu e outlined in all of Chapte 2 of the PK-88 Ope ating

Manual. Sections 2.11 and 2.12 of the Manual desc ibe how to connect the PK-88 to seve al diffe -

ent kinds of compute s which may be especially helpful.

You will not need any of this info mation to get you PK-88 up and unning, but you may want to

skim th ough the Addendum fo the latest info mation on the PK-88 ope ating fi mwa e.

NOTE TO PC-Pak att USERS:

In o de to un the PK-88 with PC-Pak att, you PC-Pak att disk must contain a file

PCPAKRA87.CFG. Contact AEA at 206-775-7373 if you have any questions.

PK-88 OPERATING MANUAL PREFACE

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PREFACE TO THE PK-88 PACKET CONTROLLER MANUAL

Please ead this p eface in its enti ety. It contains info mation about how to eceive wa anty se v-

ice, the cu ent softwa e installed in you PK-88, ou softwa e update policy and how to get in-

volved in the digital adio community.

RF Inter erence In ormation To User

This PK-88 has been ce tified unde Subpa t J of Pa t 15 of the FCC ules.

This equipment gene ates and uses adio f equency ene gy. If it is not installed and used p ope ly,

that is, in st ict acco dance with AEA's inst uctions, it may cause inte fe ence to adio and TV e-

ception. It has been type tested and has been found to comply with the limits of a Class B comput-

ing device in acco dance with the specifications in Subpa t J of Pa t 15 of the FCC ules, which a e

designed to p ovide easonable p otection against such inte fe ence in a esidential installation.

Howeve , the e is no gua antee that inte fe ence will not occu in a pa ticula installation. If this

equipment does cause inte fe ence to adio o TV eception, which can be dete mined by tu ning

the PK-88 on and off, the use is encou aged to t y and co ect the inte fe ence using one o mo e

of the following measu es:

Reo ient the antenna of the device eceiving inte fe ence.

Relocate the compute with espect to this device.

Plug the compute into a diffe ent outlet so the compute and the device a e on diffe ent

b anch ci cuits.

If necessa y, the use should consult the deale o an expe ienced adio/TV technician fo addition-

al suggestions. The use may find 'How to Identify and Resolve Radio-TV Inte fe ence P oblems,' a

booklet p epa ed by the FCC, helpful.

PLEASE USE SHIELDED CABLE FOR ALL RS-232 CONNECTIONS

As pa t of ou continuing p og am of p oduct imp ovement, we ese ve the ight to make changes

in this p oduct's specifications. Changes will be made pe iodically to the info mation in this docu-

ment. These changes will be inco po ated in new issues of this manual.

The e may be technical inaccu acies o typog aphical e o s in this document. Please add ess com-

ments and co ections to AEA Inco po ated, PO Box C2160, Lynnwood, WA 98036-0918. AEA e-

se ves the ight to inco po ate and issue any info mation thus supplied in whateve manne it

deems suitable without incu ing any obligations whateve .

FIRST ISSUE (MAY 1988)

PK-88 OPERATING MANUAL PREFACE

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INTRODUCTION

Welcome to the exciting wo ld of digital Amateu Radio! You've joined the anks of the fastest

g owing mode in Amateu Radio since the FM epeate .

You AEA PK-88 Packet Cont olle is the connection between you compute and adio. The PK-88

pe fo ms all the 'magic' of establishing data and text communications between you station, as

well as many othe communication facilities equipped fo digital communications.

With Packet-Radio you'll have a 'p ivate channel' while sha ing a f equency with othe Packet sta-

tions; you'll be able to ' ead the mail' f om othe Packet stations, log onto compute -based 'bulletin

boa d' o 'mailbox' systems, handle message t affic - in sho t, you' e now equipped to enjoy the

advantages of digital communications and e o -co ecting adio techniques in you ham shack.

You new AEA PK-88 is the hea t of you digital adio station. The PK-88's system softwa e is de-

ived f om the o iginal TAPR TNC; it p esents many of the advanced featu es of that design,

coupled with significant enhancements based on the expe ience gained by thousands of TAPR-

equipped amateu Packet stations wo ldwide.

This manual is you guide into the ealm of Amateu Packet-Radio.

Join a Packet Club - Subsc ibe To Newslette s - Join a Voice Net.

Join a packet adio club - they exist in all states as of this w iting. You might also subsc ibe to the

ARRL publication 'Gateway,' which desc ibes all the 'goings on' in Packet-Radio, and to the TAPR

'Packet Status Registe ,' which desc ibes the technically inte esting happenings in the movement.

The e a e many voice nets on VHF and HF; they usually meet weekly. They a e usually dedicated

to making the newcome feel at home.

Acknowledgment

AEA, Inc. g atefully acknowledges the Tucson Amateu Packet Radio Co po ation, Tucson, AZ, fo

pe mission to include exce pts f om thei TNC-2 documentation in this manual, and to Mike Chep-

ponis and Phil Ka n fo thei specifications fo the KISS code.

No m Ste nbe g (W2JUP) and Ba ba a A gilo developed, w ote and edited this Ope ating Manual

on Tandy 1000SX compute s with IBM's Displayw ite 3 V1.1 p og am. Be nd, DC7XJ, has t ansfe -

ed this manual to the pdf fo mat in Ma ch 2016.

Ou special thanks to Mike Lamb (N7ML), D . Alan Chandle (K6RFK), John Gates (N7BTI), Steve

Stua t (N6IA), Andy Madsen (KB7B), Joe Schimmel (W2HPM), Jeff Jacobsen (WA7MBL), Hank

O edsen (W0RLI), B ian Riley (KA2BQE), Phil Ka n (KA9Q) and Mike Chepponis (K3MC) fo thei

help.

AEA, Inc. dedicates itself to the advancement of digital adio communications.

PK-88 OPERATING MANUAL TABLE OF CONTENTS

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

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CHAPTER 1 – INTRODUCTION

1.1 Int oduction ......................................................................................... 1-1 14

1.1.1 Scope ................................................................................................ 1-1 14

1.1.2 Gene al ............................................................................................. 1-1 14

1.1.3 Application ........................................................................................ 1-1 14

1.2 Specifications ....................................................................................... 1-1 14

1.2.1 Desc iption ........................................................................................ 1-1 14

1.2.2 Modem Cha acte istics ........................................................................ 1-2 15

1.2.3 P ocesso System ............................................................................... 1-2 15

1.2.4 Input/Output Connections ................................................................... 1-2 15

1.2.5 Cont ols and Indicato s ....................................................................... 1-2 15

1.2.6 Gene al ............................................................................................. 1-3 16

1.3 System Components ............................................................................. 1-3 16

1.4 Input/Output Devices ............................................................................ 1-3 16

1.5 System T ansmitte /Receive Pe fo mance Requi ements .......................... 1-3 16

CHAPTER 2 – INSTALLATION

2.1 P elimina y Info mation ......................................................................... 2-1 17

2.1.1 Equipment Requi ed ........................................................................... 2-1 17

2.1.2 P ecautions ........................................................................................ 2-1 17

2.2 Installation ........................................................................................... 2-1 17

2.2.1 Powe Connections ............................................................................. 2-1 17

2.2.2 Radio Input and Output Connections ................................................... 2-2 18

2.2.3 Compute Connections ....................................................................... 2-2 18

2.3 Cont ols and Indicato s ......................................................................... 2-3 19

2.4 Status LEDs .......................................................................................... 2-3 19

2.5 Se ial Po t Configu ation ........................................................................ 2-3 19

2.6 Sc een Displays .................................................................................... 2-3 19

2.6.1 Echoes .............................................................................................. 2-4 20

2.6.2 Line Feeds and Ca iage Retu ns ......................................................... 2-4 20

2.6.3 Sc een Width ..................................................................................... 2-4 20

2.6.4 Display Speeds ................................................................................... 2-4 20

2.7 System Setup and Ve ification ................................................................ 2-4 20

2.8 Radio Connections and Setup ................................................................. 2-6 22

2.8.1 PTT (Push-to-Talk) Configu ation ......................................................... 2-7 23

2.8.2 Data Ca ie Detect (DCD Pin 8) Jumpe JP6 ........................................ 2-8 24

2.8.3 FM Installation and Adjustment ........................................................... 2-8 24

2.8.4 SSB Installation and Adjustment .......................................................... 2-9 25

2.9 Command List Displays .......................................................................... 2-11 27

2.9.1 Display Complete Command List .......................................................... 2-11 27

2.9.2 Display Pa tial Command Lists ............................................................. 2-12 28

2.9.3 Display Asynch onous Po t Pa amete s ................................................. 2-12 28

2.9.4 Display Special Cha acte s .................................................................. 2-13 29

2.9.5 Display Identification Pa amete s ......................................................... 2-13 29

2.9.6 Display Link Pa amete s ...................................................................... 2-14 30

2.9.7 Display Monito Pa amete s ................................................................. 2-14 30

2.9.8 Display Timing Pa amete s .................................................................. 2-15 31

2.10 Immediate Commands ......................................................................... 2-15 31

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2.10.1 Unlisted Commands .......................................................................... 2-15 31

2.11 Detailed Connections fo Specific Compute s ......................................... 2-16 32

2.11.1 Compute s with Specific Se ial Inte faces ........................................... 2-16 32

2.11.2 Commodo e 64, 64C, 128, Vic 20 ....................................................... 2-16 32

2.11.3 IBM PCj .......................................................................................... 2-16 32

2.11.4 Tandy Colo Compute ...................................................................... 2-17 33

2.11.5 Tandy Model 100/102, Kyoce a KC-85 and NEC 8201 ........................... 2-17 33

2.11.6 Othe Compute s with 25-pin RS-232-C Po ts ..................................... 2-17 33

2.11.7 Othe Compute s with Non-standa d Se ial Po ts ................................. 2-18 34

2.12 Te minal (Modem) Softwa e fo Specific Compute s ............................... 2-18 34

2.12.1 Apple Macintosh ............................................................................... 2-18 34

2.12.2 Apple II, II+, IIE and IIC .................................................................. 2-18 34

2.12.3 Commodo e 64, 64C, 128, Vic 20 ....................................................... 2-19 35

2.12.4 IBM PCj .......................................................................................... 2-19 35

2.12.5 Tandy Colo Compute ...................................................................... 2-19 35

2.12.6 Tandy Model 100/102, Kyoce a KC-85 and NEC 8201 ........................... 2-19 35

2.12.7 IBM PCs, 'Clones' and T ue Compatibles ............................................. 2-19 35

2.13 PBBS, Elect onic Mail and File Se ve P og am Compatibility ................... 2-19 35

2.13.1 Data Ca ie Detect (DCD) Requi ements ............................................ 2-20 36

CHAPTER 3 – BASIC OPERATION

3.1 Explo ing the PK-88 P og am ................................................................. 3-1 37

3.2 LED Status and Mode Indicato s ............................................................. 3-1 37

3.2.1 Status Indicato LEDs ......................................................................... 3-1 37

3.2 2 The DCD LED - Data Ca ie Detect ..................................................... 3-1 37

3.2.3 LEDs at System Sta t .......................................................................... 3-1 37

3.3 Commands ........................................................................................... 3-1 37

3.3.1 Ente ing Commands ........................................................................... 3-2 38

3.3.2 Command Responses ......................................................................... 3-2 38

3.3.3 E o Messages .................................................................................. 3-2 38

3.3.4 Command Names ............................................................................... 3-3 39

3.3.5 Default Values .................................................................................... 3-3 39

3.3.6 Pa amete s, A guments and Values ...................................................... 3-3 39

3.3.7 Using Commands Without A guments .................................................. 3-5 41

3.4 Cont olle Messages .............................................................................. 3-5 41

3.4.1 Gene al Messages .............................................................................. 3-6 42

3.4.2 Command Mode E o Messages .......................................................... 3-6 42

3.4.3 Link Status Messages ......................................................................... 3-8 44

3.5 Special Keyboa d Cont ol Codes.............................................................. 3-9 45

3.6 Clea St ing Command. ......................................................................... 3-10 46

3.7 Detailed Command Desc iptions ............................................................. 3-10 46

3.8 Gene al Ope ating Info mation ............................................................... 3-10 46

3.8.1 Fo matting Commands ....................................................................... 3-10 46

3.8.1.1 Sc een Line Length .......................................................................... 3-10 46

3.8.1.2 Monito Echo ................................................................................... 3-10 46

3.8.1.3 Line Feed ........................................................................................ 3-10 46

3.8.1.4 Ca iage Retu n ............................................................................... 3-10 46

3.8.1.5 Backspace and Delete ...................................................................... 3-11 47

3.9 Escape Functions .................................................................................. 3-11 47

3.10 Send Time of Day ............................................................................... 3-11 47

3.11 Clea T ansmit Buffe ........................................................................... 3-11 47

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CHAPTER 4 - OPERATING MODES

4.1 Gene al Info mation .............................................................................. 4-1 48

4.1.1 Change Radio Link Data Rate .............................................................. 4-1 48

4.1.2 Station Identification .......................................................................... 4-2 49

4.1.2.1 MYCALL Requi ed at System Sta t-up ................................................ 4-2 49

4.1.2.2 Substation Identifie s (SSIDs) ........................................................... 4-2 49

4.1.2.3 Automatic Identification ................................................................... 4-2 49

4.2 Set Up Loopback Test Ci cuit .................................................................. 4-2 49

4.2.1 'Connect' and 'Disconnect ................................................................... 4-3 50

4.2.2 LED Status and Mode Indicato s .......................................................... 4-3 50

4.3 System Loopback Test Connection .......................................................... 4-3 50

4.3.1 Connect Message ............................................................................... 4-3 50

4.3.2 Send Packet Cha acte ........................................................................ 4-4 51

4.3.3 Retu n to Command Mode .................................................................. 4-4 51

4.3.4 Retu n to Conve se Mode .................................................................... 4-4 51

4.3.5 Te minate the Link - Disconnect .......................................................... 4-4 51

4.4 You Fi st Packet Communication ........................................................... 4-5 52

4.4.1 System Cable and Switch Check .......................................................... 4-5 52

4.4.2 Sta ting the Communication ................................................................ 4-5 52

4.4.3 What If? ............................................................................................ 4-6 53

4.5 Automatic Ope ation ............................................................................. 4-6 53

4.5.1 Beacon Ope ation ............................................................................... 4-6 53

4.5.2 Will You Accept Connections? .............................................................. 4-7 54

4.5.3 A e You Available to Chat? .................................................................. 4-8 55

4.5.4 Do You Want to T ansmit? ................................................................... 4-8 55

4.6 Digipeate Details .................................................................................. 4-8 55

4.6.1 A e You a Digipeate ? ......................................................................... 4-9 56

4.6.2 Do You Want to be a Digipeate ? ......................................................... 4-10 57

4.7 Unsuccessful Connections and Ret ies ..................................................... 4-10 57

4.7.1 Ret ies While Connected ..................................................................... 4-11 58

4.8 Monito ing Activity on the Channel ......................................................... 4-11 58

4.8.1 Monito ing Othe Stations ................................................................... 4-11 58

4.8.2 Monito ing Digipeate s - The MRPT Command ...................................... 4-12 59

4.8.3 Monito ing Othe Stations While Connected .......................................... 4-12 59

4.9 Selective Monito ing .............................................................................. 4-13 60

4.9.1 The MFROM Command ....................................................................... 4-13 60

4.9.2 The MTO Command ........................................................................... 4-14 61

4.9.3 The MCON Command ......................................................................... 4-15 62

4.9.4 The MFILTER Command ..................................................................... 4-15 62

4.9.5 The MHEARD Monito Buffe ............................................................... 4-15 62

4.9.6 MSTAMP The Monito Time-Stamp Command ....................................... 4-16 63

4.9.7 DAYTIME Set the Real-Time Clock ....................................................... 4-16 63

4.10 Packet Fo matting ............................................................................... 4-16 63

4.10.1 PACLEN - Long o Sho t? ................................................................... 4-17 64

4.10.2 Backspace and Delete ....................................................................... 4-17 64

4.10.3 Cancel Line ...................................................................................... 4-17 64

4.10.4 Redisplay ......................................................................................... 4-17 64

4.10.5 XON/XOFF, START/STOP - Display Flow Cont ol .................................. 4-18 65

4.10.6 The PASS Cha acte .......................................................................... 4-18 65

4.10.7 Mo e Ca iage Retu ns and Line Feeds ............................................... 4-18 65

4.11 Multiple Connections ........................................................................... 4-18 65

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4.11.1 Default Multiple-Connect Conditions ................................................... 4-19 66

4.11.2 The USERS Command - Multiple-Connect Active ................................. 4-19 66

4.11.3 CHSWITCH Cha acte Selection ......................................................... 4-19 66

4.11.4 The CHCALL Command - Display Multiple-Connect Call Signs ............... 4-19 66

4.11.5 The CHDOUBLE Command - Display Doubled Cha acte s ..................... 4-19 66

4.11.6 Gene al Hints on Multi-Connect Ope ation .......................................... 4-20 67

4.12 MailD op Ope ation ............................................................................. 4-20 67

4.12.1 RAM Space fo Message Sto age ........................................................ 4-21 68

4.12.2 System Commands ........................................................................... 4-21 68

4.12.2.1 Sta t and Stop MailD op Ope ation .................................................. 4-21 68

4.12.2.2 Local Logon and Ve ification ........................................................... 4-21 68

4.12.2.3 Monito MailD op Ope ation ............................................................ 4-22 69

4.12.3 Calle P ompt ................................................................................... 4-22 69

4.12.4 Calle and SysOp MailD op Commands ............................................... 4-22 69

4.12.4.1 B (BYE) ......................................................................................... 4-23 70

4.12.4.2 K n (KILL n) .................................................................................. 4-23 70

4.12.4.3 L (LIST) ........................................................................................ 4-23 70

4.12.4.4 R n (READ n) ................................................................................ 4-23 70

4.12.4.5 S callsign (Send callsign) ................................................................ 4-23 70

4.12.5 Sample Session - The Calle 's Point of View ........................................ 4-24 71

4.12.5.1 Connect and Logon ........................................................................ 4-24 71

4.12.5.2 LIST Messages .............................................................................. 4-24 71

4.12.5.3 READ Messages ............................................................................. 4-25 72

4.12.5.4 KILL Messages .............................................................................. 4-25 72

4.12.5.5 SEND Messages ............................................................................. 4-25 72

4.12.5.6 Othe People's Messages ................................................................ 4-26 73

4.12.5.7 Multiple Message Commands .......................................................... 4-26 73

4.12.5.8 Inco ect Commands ...................................................................... 4-26 73

4.12.5.9 So y, W ong Numbe ! ................................................................... 4-27 74

4.12.5.10 Log Off and Disconnect ................................................................ 4-27 74

4.12.6 Sample Session - The MailD op SysOp's Point of View ......................... 4-27 74

CHAPTER 5 - COMMAND SUMMARY

5.1 Int oduction ......................................................................................... 5-1 76

5.1.1 Ente ing Commands ........................................................................... 5-1 76

5.1.2 Command Responses ......................................................................... 5-1 76

5.1.3 E o Messages .................................................................................. 5-1 76

5.2 Command List ...................................................................................... 5-2 77

5.2.1 Command Names ............................................................................... 5-2 77

5.2.2 Default Values .................................................................................... 5-3 78

5.3 Pa amete s, A guments and Values: ....................................................... 5-3 78

5.3.1 Pa amete s ........................................................................................ 5-3 78

5.3.1.1 Boolean Pa amete s ......................................................................... 5-3 78

5.3.1.2 Nume ic Pa amete s ........................................................................ 5-3 78

5.3.1.3 Text o St ing Pa amete s ................................................................. 5-4 79

5.3.2 Using Commands A guments Without A guments ................................. 5-5 80

5.4 Cont olle Messages .............................................................................. 5-5 80

5.4.1 Gene al ............................................................................................. 5-5 80

5.4.2 Command Mode E o Messages .......................................................... 5-6 81

5.4.3 Link Status Messages ......................................................................... 5-8 83

5.5 Clea St ing Commands ......................................................................... 5-10 85

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5.6 Specific Commands ............................................................................... 5-10 85

8BITCONV ........................................................................................ 5-11 86

ACRDISP .......................................................................................... 5-11 86

ACRPACK .......................................................................................... 5-11 86

ADDRESS ......................................................................................... 5-12 87

AFILTER ........................................................................................... 5-12 87

ALFDISP ........................................................................................... 5-12 87

ALFPACK .......................................................................................... 5-13 88

AWLEN ............................................................................................. 5-13 88

AX25L2V2 ......................................................................................... 5-13 88

AXDELAY .......................................................................................... 5-14 89

AXHANG ........................................................................................... 5-14 89

BBSMSGS ......................................................................................... 5-14 89

BEACON ........................................................................................... 5-15 90

BKONDEL ......................................................................................... 5-15 90

BTEXT .............................................................................................. 5-16 91

CALIBRATE ....................................................................................... 5-17 92

CANLINE .......................................................................................... 5-17 92

CANPAC ........................................................................................... 5-18 93

CASEDISP ........................................................................................ 5-18 93

CBELL .............................................................................................. 5-19 94

CFROM ............................................................................................. 5-19 94

CHCALL ............................................................................................ 5-20 95

CHDOUBLE ....................................................................................... 5-21 96

CHECK ............................................................................................. 5-21 96

CHSWITCH ....................................................................................... 5-22 97

CLKADJ ............................................................................................ 5-22 97

CMDTIME ......................................................................................... 5-23 98

CMSG ............................................................................................... 5-23 98

COMMAND ....................................................................................... 5-23 98

CONMODE ........................................................................................ 5-24 99

CONNECT ......................................................................................... 5-24 99

CONOK ............................................................................................ 5-25 100

CONPERM ........................................................................................ 5-25 100

CONSTAMP ....................................................................................... 5-26 101

CONVERSE ....................................................................................... 5-26 101

CPACTIME ........................................................................................ 5-26 101

CR ................................................................................................... 5-27 102

CSTATUS .......................................................................................... 5-27 102

CTEXT .............................................................................................. 5-28 103

DAYTIME .......................................................................................... 5-29 104

DAYSTAMP ....................................................................................... 5-30 105

DELETE ............................................................................................ 5-30 105

DFROM ............................................................................................ 5-30 105

DIGIPEAT ......................................................................................... 5-31 106

DISCONNE ....................................................................................... 5-31 106

DISPLAY ........................................................................................... 5-32 107

DWAIT ............................................................................................. 5-33 108

ECHO ............................................................................................... 5-33 108

ESCAPE ............................................................................................ 5-34 109

FLOW ............................................................................................... 5-34 109

FRACK .............................................................................................. 5-34 109

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