Msg # 2383 Type:B Stat:$ To: ALL @AWBNET From: PWG Date: 26-Apr/0254 Subject: THE NET versus NET/ROM Bulletin ID: 0_DK0MAV Path: PA3EAE!PI8HWB!ON1AWB PACKET-ACCESS FROM DF2AU 23.04.88 02:14 LOC 2972 Bytes THE NET - NET/ROM DIFFERENT+COMMON FEATURES (ENGL) *** Bulletin-ID: 224803DK0MAV *** *** Received from DB0GV *** R:220488/0926 @ DB0GV [RMPRG Maintal JO40KD OP:DF5FF] R:220488/0644 @DK0MAV [NORD> NORD> 5W, GP, 144.675 MHz OP: DF2AU @DK0MAV APR-01: meeting of all packeteers All system messages contain no characters with special national meaning (e.g. 7e HEX). Sysop interface: ================ All sysop commands will only work after a successfull execution of "SYSOP". changed commands: ----------------- 1. INFO (former IDENT) Store a message of up to 80 characters. Longer input will be truncated. Minimum length is 1 character. To clear the message you have to input a new message. A period is sufficient. Only after a coldstart this message will be cleared. So a power failure is easily detectible. 2. RESET RESET will do a coldstart. The whole RAM is initialized. All parameters are taken from EPROM. The INFO message is cleared. The password is taken from EPROM. Unlike with NET/ROM there is no argument necessary. new commands ------------ 1. HIGH portnumber Output portnumber is activated (relais engaged, LED on). Portnumber = 0 activates the CONNECT-LED output, portnumber = 1 the STATUS- LED output. 2. LOW portnumber Output portnumber is deactivated (relais disengaged, LED off). Portnumber = 0 desactivates the CONNECT-LED output, portnumber = 1 the STATUS-LED output. other changes: ------------- 1. TheNet is capable of fullduplex activity. The commands may only be given on the host terminal. With F 0 you switch to halfduplex and with F 1 you switch to fullduplex. By a constant in EPROM you decide to send flags while there is no activity on the transmitter or keep the transmitter quiet. 2. All default parameters are contained in a list at the beginning of the EPROM. This includes call and mnemonic identifier of the digipeater as well as the default password. So remote access is possible even after a total power failure. If you have further questions or any other comments, feel free to contact NORD>