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NC/L control Statements
In AMTOR all statements must be on same line as + ? (over)
:EoF: End of message, (Control Z is used in Packet,
:EOF: is used in AMTOR).
:qBM: To download a file.
:qJG: No more messages pending.
:qMH: To request a call monitored list ('MH').
:qNO: Error or function not present/active.
:qRU: To upload messages.
:qRV: Ready for message.
:qRT: To shut down a packet mode beacon station.
:qSL: Confirm receipt.
:qSM: To request a repeat of a message.
:qSP: To leave a message for another station.
:qTC: Messsage list.
NC/L is based on the 'Q' code which most radio amateurs should be
familiar with to some extent. It is designed so that LAN
functions may be performed by anyone no matter how much English
they know.
The following error numbers are associated with message store and
forward operations.
? Non valid NC/L word.
1 Computer not configured as Store and Forward system.
2 Requested ASCII file/ message (:qBM:) does not exist.
3 You made an error in the name of the callsign for whom the
message is intended (It must be at least 3 characters long).
4 File creation error in host system (eg. illegal file name).
5 Error occurred during reception and storage of message.
Could be that the computer ran out of space on the disk, or
something else went wrong in storing the message.
6 :qRU: You are not authorised as a store and forward mailbox.
7 :qRU: Error in opening MBX file.
8 :qRU: Error in closing MBX file.
9 :qRU: Sequence Error in callsign of message to go. The bad
callsign will be shown after the error number.
90 NC/L defined function not implemented in this release.
99 PK232COM compatable program, but requested function has not
been implemeted.
NOTES
MBX is a file containing a list of designated store and forward
calls assoicated with any LAN station.
Error 90 is returned when a :qMH: command is received by PK232COM
driving a TNC1 or in AMTOR mode.
ERROR 99 is there to be used by PK232COM compatable software
written for other types of PC's.
:q has been sent (packet mode only) instead of :Q so as not to
trigger your program. You must use UPPER CASE for all NC/L commands.