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IntroductionOverviewThe PK-96 is a 1200/9600 baud, packet-only controller that sets a new standard in the amateur radioworld. As a new owner, however,

If you see this, you have just connected to your first packet station! Since you initiated the contact, youspeak first. As you type, you may notice th

house for signals like your brain, packet signals are routed along nodes that would retransmit a messageuntil it reaches its destination (this, howeve

de ru7ul-7 (B,c,D,J,L,N,s,?) >The first line is the user's connect request to your TNC. The second line is the connect message from theuser&ap

D(isconnect)J(heard)L(isten)N(odes)Once the connection is established with the destination station, the Gateway notifies theuser that the connection h

simply enter the digipeater routing path in your connect request. Here's a sketch that shows howdigipeating can solve a simple problem:KB6ruXIWO6

Multiple Connection OperationBecause packet radio supports multiple QSOs on the same frequency, you can converse with more thanone station at a given

When you change channels, the channel you changed to will have the packet header information of the sta-tion that just connected to you. Remember that

Norrn:Don't operate the unit with multiple packet connections while FRICK is active (1-250). In contra.tt toFRACK which provides one retry timer

MFILTERSome terminals and computer programs are sensitive to certain characters that may appear in monitoredpackets. You'11 know this is happenin

5) Start reducing TXDELAY by units of 5 each time, making sure the other station is still digipeatingall of your UNPROTO packets.Eventually you'l

Key names like (ENTER), (RETURN), (SHIFT), (CTRL), and (SPACE BAR)-when used as averb-mean press the key. After entering any command into your PK-96,

be sent. You can get around this problem using the PASS (CTRL-V) character. You can include any char-acter in a packet (including all special characte

Reducing Errors through Collision AvoidanceSince packet operates over the radio, there are usually many stations operating on the same frequency thatc

Transparent ModeTransparent mode allows any S-bit binary character to be sent by your packet station. Usually, you mustuse the Transparent mode to tra

6. MailDrop OperationOverviewThe PK-96's MailDrop acts like a small post oflice-it uses a subser of rhe well-known W0RLI/WATMBLpacket BBS command

By the way, you have full control of your PK-96 while your MailDrop is on. You can connect to, and chatwith, other stations while someone is using you

MailDrop Prompts and OperationMTEXT is the MailDrop connect-message prompt sent to a user that's connected to your MailDrop. Thedefault message i

A(bort)B(ye)E(dio #This is handy if the user decides not to continue reading a long message or a list. Themessage, 'r'tt' Done, followe

J(log)K(ill) nL(ist)R(ead) nS(end)KM: Kill messages you have readt- (i st) L : L'i st message ti tl esn(ead)s (end)LM:List messages to youR n:

V(ersion)? (H)elpThis user command causes the PK-96 to send the sign-on message and its firmware date.Another user-only command, "?' sends t

For example, your MailDrop accepts the following additional information in a Send command:S KG6ZL G KB6IUX.CA.USA.NA < WFTEThis means you're g

1. The PK-96OverviewThe PK-96 was designed to provide you with a superior packet operating platform when connected to yourcomputer and a VHF or UHF tr

He's read your message and now he wants to (K)ill it. He types:lare pr-961 16508 free (n,B,H,J,K,L,R,s,v,?) >K6*.?'t DOne.[nrn pr-96] 165

IAEA pK-96] 16509 free (a,B,H,J,K,L,R,s,v,?) >R6Msg# Size To From @ BBS Date Time ritle6 pN1g4 wo6p KB6rux wFTA 24-Nov-g4 20:15 cobbletHappy thanks

Settin gs for Auto-ForwardingFor auto-forwarding to work:l. Enter your MYCALL (and MYMAIL call sign if you want to use a separate call sign fbr yourM

7. GPS OperationOverviewThis chapter describes how to configure and connect your TNC for GPS operation.Why do GPS in the PK-96?All Timewave TNCs can r

Hardware Confi g u rationsThere are four different hardware configurations you can use when operating within an APRS system, eachfbr a different purpo

4.Because the PK-96 can work both as a stand alone tracking device and as a connected APRS component,this TNC can be of aid in natural disaster situat

ture of your area-available to you and all other users at anytime. The PK-96, ULIIMETER II, and APRSadd a whole new dimension to packet radio-we hop

6.Type GLOCtx 6, then press ENTER. This causes the TNC to transmit its GPS location every 60 sec-onds. The seconds can range from 0 (disabled) to 255

9. When done using the PK-96 as a Stand Alone Tracking Device, connect your TNC to the computeragain, verify that your terminal baud rate is at 4800

APRS Dual Port Mode Set-up:To set up APRS for dual mode operation, follow these steps:1. Connect your PK-96 to one of the COM ports on your computer.

. A power supply.. A computer and a radio.The PC PakRatt Lite sofiware included with the PK-96 is for those who have no other terminal controlprogram

Connecting theOnce you'veAPRS adapter cablemade your adapter cable, connect as described previouslySchematic Diagram for the APRS Adapter GableCo

7.8.10.oNow you need to program the GNMEAI sentence to match the output of the ULTIMETER II. TypeGNMEA1 #, then press ENTER. This will cause the PK-96

Wireless Dqtq/locqtion lraching Set-UpFIGURE 6: In this configuration, data and GPS information can be sent and receivedWi reless Data/Location Tracki

Ncrrn:The NMEA sentence $GPRMC is the recommended sentence for tracking moving objects as it contain.stime, latitude, longitude, course, and speed in

8. TroubleshootingOverviewThis is a chapter we really didn't enjoy writing because it means that you're having trouble with your PK-96 and t

PowerSupplyPK.96@tuSoltnvoreRodio(ompulerilililillllllil il il lllllllIf you have an idea which subsystem might be the culprit, try substituting it wi

If you're using a dedicated power cube for the PK-96, check its polarity-no manufacturer is perfect andon rare occasion the polarity of the wires

plicable from the installation sections of this manual before you call or write-you'll only add to the costof your phone bill if you don't!

:k)ki! Transmit data remainingYou'll get this if the PK-96 is commanded back to receive (using the RCVE com-mand) while it still has data in the

WARNING: Audelay > TxdelayThe AUDELAY timer has been set equal to or greater than the TXDELAY timer.Packet Link Status MessaqesLink status ir&quo

f3il TimewavePK.96XMT DCO CON STA MAIL6@@@CPOWERorFronl View of the PK-96POWER+13VDC-@vRADIOo,iJo 1C\lss,SJso@BX9600TXLEVEL&Y1200TXLEVEL&,w

AEA PK-96 Packet controllerAX.25 Level 2 version 2.0copyright (c) 1-986-1995 byRdvanced electronic npplications, rnc.Release 16.AUG.95ver. 7.Lcmd:T

\ext' renla;e any blown fuses. Do not use overrated fuses or try to power up the device if it blows the re-placement tuse.If it's the pK-96

Radio to PK-96 ProblemsThe majority of these problems are directly attributable to incorrect wiring or poor solder joints. perform acontinuity check o

Possible Causes:. The PK-96's memory buffer is full.. Users command set to zero.. You're currently logged into your MailDrop.Try This:First,

Symptom:your station appears to ignore connect requests. Other stations don't acknowledge that your station is on-the-air.Possible Causes:. CFROM

Try This:Set MONITOR to a non-zero level. (The default is MONITOR 4.)Problem:Unable to monitor Dackets.Symptom:With obvious activity on the channel, y

Problem:Unable to monitor packets.Symptom:With obvious activity on the channel, you don't see any activity on your screen. WHYNOT reports -frame

PK-96 ProblemsProblem:Unable to transmit.Symptom:XMT illuminates but radio doesn't switch to transmit.Possible Cause:. XMITOK is OFF.Try This:Dis

tionsRadio Connection NotesNote INote 2Note 3Note 4Note 5Note 6Note 7Receive audio is not available on the microphone jack of all radios. If you make

Radio ListingsALINCOALD-247ALR-22HTALR-227ALR-727DJ-100DJ-1207DJ-1607DJ-1627DJ-1 BOTDJ-200DJ-500DJ-5607DJ-5807DJ-F1TDJ-G1TDR-l107DR-1127DR-1197DR-1200

2. Power Supply and GomputerInstallationOverviewIn this chapter, you'll power up the PK-96 and connect it to the RS-232 serial port of your compu

IC-SNA SERIES 49tc-781 IZlc-78117lc-37A12tc-90112IC-3BA12lc-97016IC-35 SERIESIC-DIA 9IC-4 SERIES2lc-40211IC-P3 SERIESIC-449 SEF/ES49IC-45 SERIES 12lc

TM-431II53TS-530TM-441TS-60 39TM-531TS-60 53TM-531 53TS-670TM-541TS-680TM-621T3-680TM-631TS-690TM-6313553TS-690TM-64147TS-70011TM-701 53TS-701TM-721TS

ARGONAUT II 41FT-411DELTA II41FT-415PARAGON41FT-416UNIDENNoteFT-470zHR-2510FT-4700HR-260018WILSONFigureFT-s10018MARK IIFT-s100MARK IVFT-5200wE-8002YAE

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Purchase Yaesu part"FT-2400 Mic Cable"RX Audio: EXT SPKR Jack@{ed-@RX Audio: EXT SPKR Jack@@@@@o@60{1i)6166lofo ACC2 Connector

of-@(D,6i),^I,^a)l(,@l@RX Audio: EXT SPKR JackGroundTX AudioRX AudioDOWNAEA has not been able to confirmthe anangement of pins on thisconnector. Refer

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Appendix B: Parts List, Sche-matics, and Pictorial Dia-gramCapacitorsC49 MYC42,C43,C44 MYC45,C48 MYC46,C.50 MYC26 CERC25,C27 CERC47 CERC5I CERC28 C

u1lU6cD4053MC1488DIP socket 14 PINDIP socket 28 PINDIP socket 32 PINIIDR STR .IO 2 POSHDR STR.1O 3 POSHDR R/A'D' F/M DB25JACK PWR 2.1mmJACK

Re-lnitializationIf the PK-96 has been previously initialized, it's ready to communicate with a computer at a baud rate of300, 1200, 2400,4800 or

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Appendix C: SpecificationsModem Characteristics1200 bpsModu lator/Demodulator:Modem Tones:Output Level:9600 bpsModu lator/Demodulator:Output Level:Pro

Appendix D: Upgrading thePK-96OverviewThe PK-96 comes standard with a l8K mailbox (32K RAM). However, you can purchase a replacementEPROM and a larger

Appendix E: UnderstandingHigh Speed ModemsThis addendum is to help you become more familiar with the high-speed RF modems.More on TX and RX 'Audi

'Emphasizing' is a process by which the level of audio is altered based on its frequency. Audio transmittedon the air is refened to as &apos

dio) is the speaker output or the 'volume high'pin in the speaker driver. As can be seen by the above graphs,and considering that the 1200 b

bps approximates a square wave signal which produces strong odd harmonics that are necessqry to the suc-cessful recovery of the data! The harmonics al

Appendix F.Product WarrantyTimewave Technology Inc. products carry the following warranty:Timewave hardware products are warranted against defects in

If you're using a computer that has a DB-9 connector for its serial poft, you can purchase an adapter fromRadio Shack that will work with the sup

Appendix G:PK-96 TheNet Node OptionTimewave's PK-96 can now be a component in a TheNet network at 1200 or 9600 bps. The TheNet capa-bility of the

lndexSyrnbols3RDPARTY command 26, 77SBITCONV command 27, 77-AAbbreviation. See the specific abbreviationack xiicommand 27-28, 77ACRDISP command 28. 77

Computer connections 5GPS (commercial) Adapter Cable connections I 19CPS receiver connections 1 13Power 4Radio connections 12, 16, Appendix AUltimeter

I-GGateway (Nodes) 86CPS commandsGENDchar 49, 78GINITexT 49, 78GLOCTX 50, 78GNMEAI 50, 78GNMEA2 50,78GPOLLCaI 50,78GPSAuto 50, 78GPSMode 51, 78GREMpro

MYGATE command 64, 79MYMAIL command 64, 79-Nn xiinack xiiNET/ROM 86NEWMODE command 64, 79Node OpcrationGeneral Theory 86-87Operating as a Node 87-89St

CANLINE 33,77CASEDISP 34,77CMDTIME 36,77CON,{MAND 37,77CONVERSE 38,77CUSTOM 40,77DAYTIME 4I,77DELETE 42,77DISPLAY 43,77ECHO 45,78ESCAPE 45,78FLOW 47,7

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. Wire pin 2 of the PK-96 to pin 3 of the RS-232 computer connector.. Wire pin 2 of the computer's RS-232 connector to pin 3 of the PK-96.. Wire

ler for the first time, disable all of your TSRs to eliminate any potential start-up problems. An easy way todo this is to create a system disk on a &

PK.96Operating ManualTi mewave Technology Inc.501 W. Lawson Ave.St. Paul, MN 551 17htt p ://www.t i m ewave " co mJuly 1997

Installing PC PakRatt LiteTimewave has included a TNC control program called PC PakRan Lite. This is a DOS, packet-only ver-sion of our powerful PC Pa

No,lo:If you're using anTimewave progranx, follow its manuaL's instntctions forTNC start-up, then skip to Step11.9. Press the PK-96's p

mon erors made during this procedure are: trying to connect to a call sign different from the one you en-tered after MYCALL, not having the green-and-

3. Radio InstallationOverviewThis chapter describes how to connect the PK-96 to your radio receiver or transceiver.lf You JustWant to Listen ...If you

Receive Audio: carries the audio signals from your radio's internal or external speaker jack to the PK-96.However, the audio can usually be tappe

oTX@SQ@RX@GNDPK-96 lo Rodio Coble ConneclionsIf you'll be using a packet channel that's shared with voice users, you should connect the blac

7. Connect the Shield (silver) wire to the mike's ground connection if your transceiver has one. If itdoesn't have a separate mike or groun

In the CALIBRATE mode only, the letter Ktoggles the transmitter PTT line on and off; the (SPACE)bar toggles the tone generator from Mark (the lower pi

able to the outside world. In particular, the TEKK: KS-900, Kantronics DYP. 2-2 and DVR 4- 10, and theYaesu FT-5100 are 9600 bps-connectable right ou

WelcomeThank you for purchasing an Timewave/AEA product! Befbre you go any further, please flll out andreturn the enclosed Warranty Registration Card

Other RadiosTransmit audio is injected through a 5 to lOmF, non-polarized capacitor through a 5KW resistor into themodulator. This is typically a vara

"Mod" Notes for Specific RadiosIt's almost embarrassing to call some of these "mods"-you're only bringing out terminatio

rcoM tc2sNEljlReceive audio may be obtained from IC1, pin 9, on the RF unit. Transmit audio may be injected at R-45,at the end not connected to trimpo

If the received eye pattern from a known good transmitter is jittery, try changing C155 (associated withQl9) fiom .0lmF to something like ,005mF to.00

4. Install a .l mF capacitor between pin 3 and pin 1 of the channel element.5. Locate pin I I on Jl-this is the plug on the front of the radio. Make

Receive: Detected FM direct from the receiver discriminator is available from the RX UNIT at the iunctionof R91 and C83. These components are shown i

PERSISTSLOTTIMEMAXFrameRETryCHeck128 , users; if it's a pretty clean channel, 64 is nice; if it's busy, estimate the averagenumber of users

4. You're in CommandOverviewWe know you're chomping at the bit to get on-the-air, but before you do you should familiarize yourselfwith the

Changing CommandsAs you skim through the list of commands, you'll notice that the first few characters in the command arecapitalized and the rest

Table of ContentsFCC RegulationsIntroduction... ... ixTypographical Conventions ... ixAbbreviations used throughout the manua

8Bitconv ONIOFFMode: packetOFF The high-order bit is stripped in Converse Mode.ON The high-order bit isn't stripped in Converse Mode.SBITCONV pe

8 $ozt)16 $0F3l20t5Very busy channelExtremely busy channel64 $3F 3Timewave products calculate the TAPR ACKTIME value based on the setting of HBAUD. Th

Exception: when ECHO is ON and the computer sends a filtered character, the PK-96 will echo it back toyour terminal or computer.AFILTER works regardle

for your transceiver. Subtracting 10 from 20 yields 10, which is the recommended setting for AUDELAY. Ifa setting of AUDELAY /0 is too short, then set

AXDELAY specifies the period of time the PK-96 will wait-in addition to the delay set by TXDELAY-after keying the transmitter and before data is sent

0 Zero tums off the beacon (default).The BEACON command sets the conditions under which your beacon will be sent. A beacon frame con-tains the text t

There are no internal adjustments to be made inside the PK-96 when using CALIBRATE^When in CALIBRATE mode, all packet connections will be lost and the

CASedisp nMode: packet0 to 2 specifies how your PK-96 sends characters to your terminal.CASEDISP allows you to set the case of the characters your PK-

With CHCALL OFF, the monitored activity looks like this::OHi , ni ch-howya doi n'?Things could be better-the high winds turned my 10M vertical i

CHSwitch rzMode: packetCHSWITCH (CHannel SWITCHing) selects the character used by both you and the PK-96 to show that anew connection channel is being

Radio Connection Requirements for 9600 bps Operation ... ... 16Adjusting the PK-96's Deviation ... 16Radio

sage. One idea is to put an invitation fbr the connecting station to leave a message in your MailDrop ifvou're not available in vour CTEXT messas

You can type CONNECT at any time to check the PK-96's connect status. If you're in the process of try-ing to connect to another station, you

CPactime ONOFFMode: packetOFF Packet transmit timer isn't used in the Converse mode.ON Packet transmit timer is used in the Converse mode.CPACT

CUstom n Default: $04'15Mode: packet Host; Cu0 to $FFFF (0 to 65,535 decimal) specifies a four-digit hexadecimal value, where each bit con-trols

DAYStamp ONOFFMode: packetOFF Only the time is included in CONSTAMP and MSTAMP.ON The date is included in CONSTAMP and MSTAMP.DAYSTAMP activates the

DELete ONOFFMode: packetOFF The (BACKSPACE) ($08) key is used fbr editing your typing.ON The (DELETE) ($7F) key is used for editing your typing.Use t

DlSPlay c/assMode: CommandOpmodeEXPCTT(A)sync(B)BS(C)haracter(Dd(L)ink(M)onitor(T)iming(z)Immediate CommandFlost: Not Supportedclass Lists commands a

LAstmsg 0MAi ldrop oFFI4DMON OFFMDPrompt Subject:/Enter message,(crnl-z) or /ex to endMMsg OFFMTExt t,'tel come to my AEA PK-96waildrop. Type H

CPactime OFFDwait 16 (160 ms)FRrck 0 (00 ms)FRack 5 (5 sec.)pncrime AFTER 10 (1000 ms)pErsi st 63ppersi st oNResptime 0 (000 ms)slottime 30 (300 ms)

EXPERT controls your access to the PK-96's command set. Because some new PK-96 owners under-standably find the large number of available commands

1200/9600 bps Operation... ... 93Monitoring Other Stations "... 93Monitoring the Packet Networking Switches ...

CText NoviceCUstomHId Novi ceHouebbsurd Novi ceMynl i ast\4Ycal I Novi ceMYGate Novi ceMYrdent Novi ceRetai nReta'i nRetai nRetai nnetai nnetai n

. The packet length ****(PACLEN;**** is exceeded.. The current packet or command line is cancelled. The REDISPLAY character is typed.. The packet chan

With UBIT 1B ON, a master/slave relationship is established in packet radio connections. This is done toreduce the possibility of simultaneous transmi

GLOCtx nMode: GPSDefault:0 (00 sec.)"n" - 0 to 255 sets the location timing in ten-second increments."0" - Z.ero disables automati

4. Apply power to the GPS receiver (NOT THE PK-96 YET).5. Be sure that the GPS receiver is outputting its NMEA data before powering up the PK-96.6. Po

GREMprog ONIOFF Default:OFFON - Remote programming is enabled in GPS mode.OFF - Remote programming is disabled in GPS mode.While operating in one of t

KG6ZL*>RELAY>APRS [IlI] :{SYMChar} This is a sample UI frame...GUNSTaTI ONIOFFMode:GPSON - The PK-96 starts in CONVERSE mode after a restart or

Set H lD ON to force your PK-96 to send an ID packet every 9.5 minutes when it's used as a digipeater.Otherwise, leave HID OFF (default). The ID

tdMode: packetlD is an immediate command that sends a special identification packet. The lD command allows you tosend a final identification packet wh

The KISS mode must be entered to prepare the PK-96 for KISS operation. TCP/IP and other special appli-cations have been written that require the KISS

7.GPsOperation... ... 109Overview .. 109Why do GPS in the PK-96? ... 109Hardware Configurations ... ... 1 10lnstalling APRS ...

The number, 0-999, is the number assigned to the last message sent by a remote user (or the SYSOP) to theMailDrop. This command is handy for checking

MBX lets you read or record useful or needed data without having to connect or log on to the sourcestation(s). MBX fllters the received packet data s

MDCheckMode:MailDropMDCHECK allows you to log on to your ownSEND, or KILL MailDrop messages.To use MDCHECK, your PK-96 must not be connected to or lin

MEmory n Defaulr: NONEMode: packet Host: MMA hexadecimal value used to access the PK-96's memory locations, or read values stored at aspecified A

DAYSTAMP ON DAYSTAMP OFF05-Nov-93 2l:42:27 KG6ZL05-Nov-93 21 :42:24 KB6IUX*21:42:27 KG6ZL2l:42:24 KB6IUX*Previously, stations heard directly were disp

2 Numbered (I) frames are also displayed. Use this to monitor connected conversations in progress.3 Connect request (SABM or "C") frames a

22:5 1 :33 KB6IUX-4*>KA2EYW- I >AI2Q :MTExI textMode: MailDropDefault: See sampleHost: Mttext Any printable message up to a maximum of 120 char

through your station. If MYMAIL isn't set, the MailDrop also accepts connections to either MYCALL orMYALIAS.Outgoing connect attempts and Unproto

NOmode ONOFFMode: packetOFF The PK-96 changes modes according to NEWMODE.ON The PK-96 switches modes onlv uoon exolicit command.With NOMODE OFF, you

PACTime EVERYIAFTER nMode: packet'cn" 0 to 250 specifies 100 mS increments.EVERYpacket time-out occurs every "rz" x 100 mS.AFTER p

Appendix A: Radio Connections ...134Radio Connection Notes ... 134Radio Listings ... 135Radio Connection Diagrams...

yet again, and another empty packet would have been sent. This happens because pressing (RETURN)norrnally forces a packet to be sent. However, by inse

PPERSIST can be used in both KISS and normal operation.PRCon ONOFFMode: packetOFF There is no parallel printer connected, or it is not currently in u

REINITMode:packetImmediate CommandThis is an immediate command that you can use to get out of trouble caused by setting a lot of com-mands----especial

REtry n Default: 10Mode: packet Host: RY0 to 15 specifies the maximum number of packet retries before the PK-96 "gives up" sending thatpacke

Use the START command to choose the character you want to use to restart output from the PK-96 to yourcomputer after it has been halted by entering th

umn decodes the high-order seven bits of each byte as an ASCII character code. The ASCII column de-codes the low-order seven bits of each byte as an A

ten use smaller values as well.) On the other hand, tube-type transceivers and amplifiers can require alonger time to switch and may require TXDELAY t

UBIT 4:. Not used.UBIT 5 OFF. The PK-96 willalways power up in Command mode.OM The PK-96 will remain in the last mode (Converse, Command or Transpar

UPlink calllUse the Uplink command to initiate a DAMA connection. Refer to the Packet chapter for an explanation ofDAMA. After a connection is establi

MFROM/MTO:MBX:MBX Sequence:Frame too long:Frame too short:RX overrun:The frame was blocked by the MFROM or MTO command.The call sign of the sending

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PK-96 Command ListCOMMAND3RdpaftySBitconvACKpriorACRDispACRPackAFilterALFDispALFPackAUdelayAUTOBaudAWlenAx25l2v2AXDelayAXHangBBSmsgsBeaconBKondelBText

DWait 16Echo ONEScape OFFEXPeft OFFFlow ONFRack 5FREeFRlck 0FUlldup OFFGENDchar $0DGlNlText NoneGLOCtx 0GNMEA1 $GPGLLGNMEA2 NoneGPOLLCaI NoneS

MToMXmitMYAliasMYCallMYGateMYMailNEwmodeNOmodeNUCrNULfNULLsOpmodePACLenPACTimePARityPASsPASSAIIPErsistPKPPersistRAWhdlcFlEDisplaREINITRELinkRESETRESpt

5. Packet OperationOverviewIn the brief time that packet radio has been around, it has grown to become the most popular digital modefound on the amate

NTALWJ'>WATCCT:Hi Bob, how are you this evening?K6RFK>N7ALW''>N7GMF:cood n'ight :ohn, it has been n'ice talkin

This packet originated from K6RFK and is intended N7GMF, but for one reason or another, it's being di-gipeated through N7ALW. Notice the asterisk

cmd: MHeard.. wo6PKB6IUX-1SEAJ'NTHWD-8J'KDTNMJ'KG6ZL"WFTA-9J'cmd:cmd:MHeard (with DAYSTAMP OM21-tlov-93 1-3:40:35 Wo6P21--No

CTEXTWhat's happening here? It's all part of packet's error-checking scheme. When you pressed (RETURN), theXMT light came on because th

then your message will never be seen. So if the other operator doesn't answer after waiting a reasonableamount of time, try to connect to their m