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**************************************************************************
********* PTM Ver.5.30  -  Packet Terminal Program med Mailbox.  *********
********* READMEUS.530  -  Rev. 1.0  24-01-94 ****************************
**************************************************************************

 (c) Copyright 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994 by Kurt Pedersen,
                           Rytterhusene 69,
                           DK 2620 Albertslund
                           All rights reserved.

**************************************************************************

    News in version 5.30
    ********************


    New commands in external/internal mailbox:


    Searching in ascii-files:
    *************************
    F1 Searchstring  or  F1 Searchstring* (for wildcard)
    F2 do.
    F3 do.

    Do the setup in the setup-menu - Overlay:
    F1 - Search-File:   e.g.  PTMUSER.LST  included in this version
    F2 - Search-File:   e.g.  QTH.LST      get it from your BBS
    F3 - Search-File:   e.g.  IC.LST       write your own list-file


    Call to external programs (PTM Servers):
    ****************************************
    S1 Arg1 Arg2 Arg3 ...
    S2 do.
    S3 do.

    Do the setup in the setup-menu - Overlay:
    S1 - Server-Program:   e.g.  SERVER    test-program is included
    S2 - Server-Program:   e.g.  QRA       QRA-locator program
    S3 - Server-Program:   e.g   DIR C:\PTM\TXDIR\*.* /S

    For all these programs you must notice:
    The programs must be called with or without arguments.
    The programs must not need any other inputs than the arguments.
    The programs must be able to pipe the output to a file.
    The programs must be able to run in the free memory-space.


    Auto-YAPP:
    If using Auto-YAPP, you can choose between YD, PD or YGET
    YD   - YAPP Download
    PD   - Personal Download - only in the PTM program
    YGET - YAPP Get - if your FBB BBS not support the YD-command use YGET.
       PTM will send "D <Enter>" to enter the FBB DOS mode.
       Remember to enter Drive, Path and Filename in the filename-string.
       E.g.: D:\PACKET\PTM\PTM530-1.EXE



    PACFILE and BAYCOM up/download is no longer in PTM.


    Cmd:
    The problem with the subject-field containing the text "Cmd:" in
    the FBB-lists is corrected.


    PTMSPEAK.*
    The PTMSPEAK-files must not exceed 31000 bytes.
    Corrected from ver. 5.29


*****************************************************************************
*********   PTM Ver.5.29  -  Packet Terminal Program and Mailbox.   *********
*********   PTM529US.DOC  -  Rev. 1.0   08-Nov-1993                 *********
*****************************************************************************

 (c) Copyright 1990, 1991, 1992, 1993 by Kurt Pedersen,
                     Rytterhusene 69,
                     DK-2620 Albertslund,
                     Denmark.
                     All rights reserved.

*****************************************************************************

        ------------------------------------
        Please notice new phone-appointments
        5pm. to 6pm.  and  7pm. to 8pm. CET.
        ------------------------------------

      ------------------------------------------------
        PTM and Modem-setup - find this in
          the last part of this doc-file
      TNC2c, PK-88, PK-232, KAM 2.85, KAM 5.02, TNC241
      ------------------------------------------------

 News in this version: 5.29
 --------------------------

 Monitor Window at Connect:
 --------------------------
 Not all Modems will be able to use this feature.
 The modem must support the parameter: RXBLOCK
 TNC2 and MFJ modems have this parameter, but PK88, PK232 and PK900 do
 not support this. PTM uses this parameter to separate connected from
 unconnected packets.
 AWLEN must be set for 8 (bit)
 AUTOLF must be OFF
 Press ALT-X to open this window, but only in connected mode.
 The RX-window will be separated into two - the upper one for the
 connected text, the lower one for unconnected text.
 The monitor-window will be closed again by pressing ALT-X.
 At disconnect the monitor-window will close automatic. The window will
 also close down under YAPP-transfer or when activating the mailbox.


 Connect-Log order:
 ------------------
 The log-file can be written in cronologic or reverse order.
 Up to this version the log-file has be written in reverse order, but
 this mode could take quite a time if using "one big file".
 To change this settings enter the Setup-menu - Log


 Writing to Video:
 -----------------
 Via ROM BIOS
 ------------
 If your video-adapter isn't 100% IBM compatible use this mode.
 This mode is not very fast, use it only when needed.
 You can also use this mode if another program, working in the back-
 ground, need to monitoring what is written to the screen.
 E.g. a dot-display for Braille-writing or a voice-synthesiser.

 Direct to Video RAM
 -------------------
 The fastest mode

 Default: Direct to Video RAM


 Baudrate:
 ---------
 Can also be set to 300 Baud if you are a snail.



 News in version: 5.28
 ---------------------

 Language-files:
 ---------------
 If you have a Finnish speak-file, then Rename this file to PTMSPEAK.SUO

 If you change or translate a PTMSPEAK-file, this file must not exceed
 31000 Bytes.


 Doc-file:
 ---------
 PTM528ES.DOC is a new Spanish doc-file.
 You will find this file in PTM528-5.EXE
 Many thanks to Luis - EA5AZ for the translation.


 Broadcast Listnings from FBB-BBS
 --------------------------------

 3 files are created in the MAIL-dir for every FBB-BBS sending Broadcast
 Beacons.

 "BBS_Call".LST - Contains a list of Messages-Broadcasts from the BBS.
 "BBS_Call".NUM - Contains the number on the last Msg-Broadcast in the list.
 "BBS_Call".IDX - Contains the highest Msg-no, seen from the BBS.

 The file LZHUF.EXE must be placed in the MAIL-dir.
 --------------------------------------------------
 This file is used by PTM for auto-unpacking the compressed bulletins
 fetched with the BF-Command.
 E.g. - Type From Your DOS-Prompt: COPY LZHUF.EXE C:\PTM\MAIL\LZHUF.EXE

 New Commands in the Internal Mailbox:
 -------------------------------------
    [BBS_Call]      BL & BS-commands without the BBS_Call, will use your
            Home-BBS-Call from the Setup-Menu - Mailbox.

    BB              Shows the FBB-BBS Callsigns, sending Broadcast-Beacons.

    BF [BBS_Call]   Broadcast Compressed Reverse Forward.
            Use this command to fetch bulletins from your Home-BBS.

            First you have to Tag the bulletins from the Broadcast-
            List using one of the BL-Commands.
            Use Cursor Up and Down to Move in the List
            and SPACE to Tag from the List.
            Press ENTER for the next page or A for Abort.
            Max. 25 Bulletins can be tagged at the time.

    BL [BBS_Call]   Shows a list of all Broadcast-Beacons from the BBS.

    BLB [BBS_Call]  Shows a list of all Bulletin-Broadcast-Beacons.

    BLP [BBS_Call]  Shows a list of all Broadcast-Beacons where you are the
            sender or receiver of the messages.

    BLM [BBS_Call]  Shows a list of all Broadcast-Beacons where you are the
            sender or receiver of the messages.

    BLS Subject [BBS_Call]
            Shows a list of all Broadcast-Beacons where the
            Subject shows up.

    BL> To-Call [BBS_Call]
            Shows a list of all Broadcast-Beacons where the
            To-Call shows up.

    BL< From-Call [BBS_Call]
            Shows a list of all Broadcast-Beacons where the
            From-Call shows up.

    BL@ BBS-Call [BBS_Call]
            Shows a list of all Broadcast-Beacons where the
            BBS-Call shows up.

    BS [BBS_Call]   Sends a Broadcast-Syncro-Beacon to the BBS.
            Use this command to make your list complete.

    A               The Abort-command will work with these commands too.


 New Setup in the Setup-Menu under Mailbox.

 Collect FBB Broadcasts:  No       - Disable collect of FBB Broadcast-lists.
 -----------------------  All      - Collect from all FBB BBS's.
              Home-BBS - Collect only from your Home-BBS.

    The lists will only contain Bulletins and Personal Mails To or From you.

    BL       - List Bulletins and Personal Mails.
    BLB      - List Bulletins.
    BLP      - List Personal Mails To or From you.

 Broadcast List Length:   250/500/1000 (Lines)
 ----------------------

 Auto Broadcast Syncro:   ON/OFF
 ----------------------
    HEaderln and TXUIfram must be set to ON in your modem.
    You have to tell your local FBB-BBS that you can send the Syncro-Beacons,
    else you can't get in Sync.

 Unproto Home BBS Syncro: [Unproto-string]
 ------------------------
 Use this option if you send Broadcast Syncro via Digipeater.
 E.g.: OZ0BBS VIA OZ0XXX,OZ0YYY


 Pickup My P-Mail:  ON/OFF
 -----------------
 Set this function to ON if you want PTM to connect your Home-BBS
 and pickup your mails.


 Pickup Bulletins To:  [word1,word2,word3,word4,word5]
 --------------------
 Insert a string to pickup Bulletins from your Home-BBS
 The string can hold a maximum of 5 words separated by komma ','
 Each word must not exceed 6 char.
 Do NOT use <space> in the string and do not put words like 'ALL' i the
 string.
 E.g.: PTM,AMSAT,KEPS,KEPLER,SATTV



 Functions in earlier versions:
 ------------------------------

 Mail Snatcher Connect to Home BBS via NET/ROM nodes
 ---------------------------------------------------

        The Mail Snatcher will now be able to collect mails from your
        Home BBS via NET/ROM nodes.

        3 things must be setup correct in the Mailbox Setup-menu.

        E.g.: Your Home BBS is OZ6BBS and this BBS you will connect via
          the node OZ3PAC-2. OZ3PAC-2 have to connect OZ6BBS via
          port 2.

        BBS Mail Beacon Call:       OZ6BBS

                 Enter the Call that your Home BBS sends
                 in its Mail Beacon.

                 E.g.:
                 OZ6BBS>MAIL
                 Mail for: OZ0XXX OZ0YYY ...... ......


        Mail Snatcher:       ON - All Calls
                 or
                 ON - Home BBS only

                 The Mail Snatcher will now react, when it
                 see your call in a Mail-beacon from your
                 Home BBS.

                 The Mail Snatcher can be setup in 4 ways:

                 OFF
                 No mails will be collected.

                 ON - All Calls
                 Mails will be collected from all calls -
                 inclusive your Home BBS.

                 ON - Exclusive Home BBS
                 Mails will be collected from all call -
                 exclusive your Home BBS.
                 Choose this setup if you are getting normal
                 Forward from your Home BBS.

                 ON - Home BBS only
                 Mails will be collected only from your
                 Home BBS.


        Forward to BBS Call: OZ3PAC-2,C 2 OZ6BBS
                 When the Mail Snatcher connects your Home
                 BBS, it will choose this route.
                 First a connect to the node OZ3PAC-3
                 Then a connect to OZ6BBS via port 2 on the
                 node.


 Start a Forward-session when already Connected:
 -----------------------------------------------

        Now you can start a Forward-session if you already are connected
        to your BBS. Just enter your own internal mailbox (ALT M) and
        use the F-command.


 Comments in *.TNC files
 -----------------------

        It is now possible to put comments in your *.TNC-files.
        CONFIG1.TNC, START1.TNC, STOP1.TNC ........ and so on.
        To do this, put a ';' in front of the line.

        Example - START1.TNC:

        ;Start-file for TNC2c Modem
        ;
        ;Disable Modem Mailbox
        ;PMS OFF
        ;
        ;Set correct Call
        MYcall OZ0XXX
        ;
        ;Set Modem Mailbox Call
        MYPcall OZ0XXX-8
        ;
        ;Show all received packets
        Monitor ON
        ;
        ;End of Start-file


 New commands in the internal mailbox:
 -------------------------------------

        A           Abort current command .....        (List and Read)

        KA          Kill all mails in the mailbox      (TAKE CARE !)
        KB          Kill all bulletins.
        KP          Kill all personale mails.
        KAF         Kill all forwarded mails.
        KBF         Kill all forwarded bulletins.
        KPF         Kill all forwarded personale mails.

        L> Call     List to Call
        L< Call     List from Call
        LS String   List all mails containing the String.


 Forward / Reverse Forward via NET/ROM nodes
 -------------------------------------------

        Now you have the possibility to do a Forward-session via
        NET/ROM-nodes. PTM is able to connect your BBS through several
        nodes.
        Shown are some examples for a correct setup.

        The Setup-Menu - Mailbox - Forward to BBS Call:

        OZ3PAC-2,BBS                      First connect to OZ3PAC-2.
                          Then connect to the BBS.

        C OZ3PAC-2,BBS                    You are allowed to write "C "
                          in front of the first Call, but
                          you don't have to.

        OZ3PAC-2,C 2 OZ6BBS               First connect to OZ3PAC-2.
                          Then connect to OZ6BBS via
                          Port 2

        OZ3PAC-2 VIA OZ1XXX,C 2 OZ6BBS    First connect to OZ3PAC-2 via
                          OZ1XXX.
                          Then connect to OZ6BBS via
                          Port 2

        OZ3PAC-2,C STVNS2,C NORDL2,BBS    First connect to OZ3PAC-2.
                          Then connect to STVNS2.
                          Then connect to NORDL2.
                          Finally connect the BBS.

        Follow these roules:

        You are allowed to write "C " in front of the first Call, but
        you don't have to.

        You have to write "C " in front of the subsequent Calls.
        As shown in 3 of the examples, the last connect is to "BBS".
        Here is not used "C " in the front - this is a node-command for
        connecting the BBS. Some NET/ROM-nodes have a direct link to the
        BBS. This is just an other way to connect the BBS.

        Comma "," is used to separate the connects.

        Space " " is not allowed in front of or next to the comma.

        If you use "F Call" - Forward to Call - in the internal Mailbox,
        the same rules are valid.

 Auto YAPP via NET/ROM nodes
 ---------------------------

       The same rules are valid for the Auto YAPP (ALT Y).

       E.g.
       *** Auto YAPP Connect Call: OZ3PAC-2,C 2 OZ6BBS

 Route Buffer and NET/ROM nodes
 ------------------------------

       The same rules are valid in the Route-Buffer.
       Use Ctrl F6 to enter the route in the buffer.
       Use F6 0-9 to connect, using this route.


 YAPP Packet Delay / YAPP Packets before Delay:
 ----------------------------------------------
        0 to 25 seconds or Auto-detect
        Select 0 for no delay.
        Select 1 - 25 for 1 to 25 seconds delay.
        Select AUTO and PTM will select a delay for you depending of
        the trafik on the frequense. Set your modem with MONITOR = ON
        and monitor at least 1 minutes before connect. The program
        will append a delay of 1 sec. for every 500 char. per minute.
        You can follow the counter in the status-window - 1234 CPM -
        This delay will be added after x-count of YAPP packets set by
        "YAPP Packets before Delay" - This can be set from 1 to 8.

        Try to setup the program for AUTO-delay and 2 to 4 YAPP-packets.

        YAPP Packet Delay          Default: AUTO
        YAPP Packets before Delay  Default: 1

 Re-init of the Modem:
 ---------------------
        Make 1 or 2 files called REINIT1.TNC and REINIT2.TNC
        This file will be send to your Modem at Disconnect, if the
        X-command had been used in the mailbox.
        Can be used to reset/restart or change any parameter in the
        modem. E.g.: set the modem from 2400 Baud back to 1200 Baud.
        Use any editor to make the files in the PTM-dir.

 When starting the PTM without a Modem
 -------------------------------------
        It is now possible to start PTM without a modem.
        You can select another comport, run the program in a demo-mode
        or exit to DOS.

 Converting old Mails
 --------------------
        If you have old mails from PTM version 5.17 or older in your
        MAIL-dir, you must convert all the MSG-files.
        To do this: COPY the file CONVMAIL.EXE into your MAIL-dir and run
        the file CONVMAIL in this catalog - BUT ONLY 1 TIME !
        DELETE this file when done !

 Generating PTMSPEAK.BEL - .LUX - .ÖST
 -------------------------------------
        The file DO_SPEAK.BAT generates 3 PTMSPEAK-files.
        These files are just copies of the Dutch, German and French
        which are used for Belgium, Luxembourg and Öesterreich.
        PTMSPEAK.BEL, PTMSPEAK.LUX and PTMSPEAK.ÖST

 New command in the internal mailbox
 -----------------------------------
 F Call     Forward to Call. Works like the F-command - you can choose to
        forward to others than your BBS.

 Reverse Forward
 ---------------
        The programmet can now do a Reverse Forward.
        You must configure the program in the setup-menu - Mailbox.
        If you use to forward mails to your BBS, you will now be able
        to get mails back in the same connect.
        This function also works with other PTM-programs version 5.18
        or higher.
        When the program has send your mails to the BBS, the program
        will send 'F>' to ask for mail to you.
        If the BBS has been setup for forward to you, the BBS will send
        mails to you.
        You must ask the SYSOP to get this option.
        When the BBS has send all mails to you, it will send '*** done'.
        If you are not setup for forward, the BBS just send '*** done',
        even if there are mails to you.

 Timestamp and hierarchical address in your mails
 ------------------------------------------------
        Your mails will now get a timestamp and a hierarchical address.
        Also the mails will get a messagenumber and a BID-number.
        This line would look like this:

 R.921224/0830Z @:OZ4ZK.OZ6BBS.KBH.SJL.DNK.EU PTM528 #:2456 B:02456_OZ4ZK

        'R:921224/0830Z @:' generated by the program.
        The date/time in Zulu (GMT).
        To get the Zulu-timestamp, you must set the difference between
        local time and GMT in the setup-menu.
        East from GMT = - (minus)
        West from GMT = + (plus)
        CET-time to GMT-time = -1
        Use the 'SPACE'-key to toggle to correctly settings in the setup-
        menu.

        The hierarcical address you also have to enter in the setup-menu.
        Take care to enter this correctly.
        Check your local BBS for its address. This will be a part of
        yours address.
        Start with your Call and a '.' and add the BBS address.
        E.g.: OZ4ZK.OZ6BBS.KBH.SJL.DNK.EU

        The program will generate the rest of the line
        ' PTM528 #:2456 B:02456_OZ4ZK'

 Mailbox Mode:
 -------------
        Select 'PMS' for Private Mailbox
        or 'BBS' for really BBS-Mailbox, but only if you are menber of
        the BBS-Forward system.
        The Hierachical Address is generated in two ways starting with
        'R.' or 'R:' - The first one is normal used for Private Mailbox.
        The second is ONLY for BBS use.
        Default: PMS

 YAPP Timeout:
 -------------
        Normal/Long/Very Long
        Normal    - Timeout = 2 min.
        Long      - Timeout = 4 min.
        Very Long - Timeout = 6 min.
        Default: Normal


 CTRL <--     (Ctrl Cursor Left)
          Send '*' to TNC (Auto Baudrate Detect in some Modems).

 ALT Y
    YAPP Binary Transfer. To send and receive binary files in
    transparent mode and to Setup Auto YAPP.
                ----------------

    ONLY WHEN CONNECTED
    -------------------
    You will be prompted for Receive, resUme or Send a File when you
    press Alt Y.
    If you choose to receive a file it will be saved with the same file-
    name. If the file name already exists the transfer will be cancelled.
    If you want to Resume a transfer then select resUme [U]

    ONLY WHEN DISCONNECTED
    ----------------------
    Auto YAPP Setup.
    PTM will Connect your BBS or another station at a choosen moment/time.
    PTM will Download up to 3 files, also using the Resume-function.
    You will be prompted for ...
    Auto YAPP Connect Call: (Enter Call or Call Via Call)

    Auto YAPP via NET/ROM nodes
    ---------------------------
    E.g.
    *** Auto YAPP Connect Call: OZ3PAC-2,C 2 OZ6BBS
    Use comma between the connects.

    Primary or Secondary Port [P/S]: (Primary is default)
    Connect Time - Hour: [00-23] Min: [00-59]
    1st File to Download: (Enter Path\Filename)
    2nd File to Download: (Enter Path\Filename)
    3rd File to Download: (Enter Path\Filename)
    Enable Resume [Y/N]: (No is default)


    Support for the National - NS16550A UART with FIFOs
    ---------------------------------------------------
    Turn this option On/Off in the Setup-Menu and set
    the Receiver Trigger level to 1, 4, 8 or 14 bytes.

    Internal Mailbox Command
    ------------------------
    S NAME  = SP CALL @ BBS
          This function will searchs in the file NAMECALL.LOG
          placed in the LOG-dir for a match. If the Name
          is found the 'SP Call @ BBS' will be returned and
          placed on the command-line. This is an easy way
          to 'remember' a long string.

          E.g.:
          -----------------------------------------------
          NAMECALL.LOG in LOG-dir.
          PTM OZ4ZK @ OZ6BBS.KBH.DNK.EU
          FRANCIS FC1RRJ @ F6ABJ.FRPA.FRA.EU
          MAURO IK4LEI @ IW4BYK.ITA.EU
          -----------------------------------------------
          S PTM will return SP OZ4ZK @ OZ6BBS.KBH.DNK.EU
          S FRANCIS ....... SP FC1RRJ @ F6ABJ.FRPA.FRA.EU
          S MAURU ......... SP IK4LEI @ IW4BYK.ITA.EU


  Improved Line editing:

        CURSOR LEFT  Move cursor left.
        CURSOR RIGHT Move cursor right.
        HOME         Move cursor to begin of line.
        END          Move cursor to end of line.

        BACK-SPACE   Delete character to the left of cursor.
        DELETE       Delete character at the cursor position.

        INSERT       Insert Mode on/off.

  Hot-Key changes:

        CTRL HOME    Latin/Cyrillic characters  (was HOME)
        CTRL END     Send ' >>>'  (was END)
        ALT =        Convert to Digicom characters on/off  (was INSERT)
        ALT -        PTM Disconnect  (was DELETE)

        News in the Setup-Menu
        ----------------------
        In the Setup-Menu - Mailbox:
        PTM Connect-text: ON/OFF
        If this function is OFF, PTM will not send the PTM-Connect-text
        and the WELCOME.DAT file. Shift F3 will also toggle this function.
        CTEXT from the Modem will always be sent.
        Default: ON


        Extended YAPP
        -------------
        Now PTM has now build in the new Extended Yapp format (YappC).
        This format works against FBB 5.14b and TPK v 1.65a
        There is an error in FBB 5.14b, so if you want to do a Resume
        from this version of FBB, then select the new format (YappC).
        If you do a Yapp-Receive or Yapp-Resume with an other PTM-pro
        gram, check the version. Use the old Yapp-format if the other
        PTM-program is older than version 5.10. Else you can choose
        both formats (Yapp or YappC)
        Here is the syntax:
        Press Alt Y    (Yapp transfer)
        Press R or U   (Receive or resUme)
        Press Y or C   (Yapp or YappC - YappC is default)


        Multi-language version of PTM.
        ------------------------------
        News in this version:
        French text  - PTMSPEAK.FRA
        German text  - PTMSPEAK.DEU
        Russian text - PTMSPEAK.RUS (not complete)

        You can select many language in this version.
        When a station connects you, PTM will change to
        the correct language. If a LA-station connects
        you, PTM will select Norwegian. The remote station
        is able to change language using the LA-command
        E.g.: LA ITA change to Italian.
        This will be saved in the file LANGUAGE.LOG in the LOG-dir.
        At the next Connect from the same user, PTM will still talk
        Italian.

        When startin this version the default language will be English.
        The file PTMSPEAK.ENG must always be in the PTM-dir.
        To start up in Italian type "PTM ITA", for French, type "PTM FRA".
        Setup language in the setup-menu.

        It is now possible for PTM to talk different language.
        At the moment PTM is able to talk Danish, Swedish, Norwegian,
        English, Italian, Spanish, French, German and Russian.

        To display the Russian text you have to run the file EGAGARUS
        before starting PTM. EGAGARUS is a Cyrillic font for EGA and VGA-
        displays. To toggle between Latin and Cyrillic characters use
        the Ctrl + Home keys.
        You can use the Cyrillic characters in Terminal Mode and in the
        Mailbox for writing Subject and Text in a mail.
        You can select Russian or Homophonic Keyboard Layout in the
        Setup-Menu.

        Cyrillic Enhanced Keyboard - Russian Layout:
        To show these characters, run the file EGAGARUS
        -------------------------------------------------------
        ~   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   0   '   (
        `   #   -   /   "   :   ,   .   _   ?   %   ;   )

          ë   û   ô   è   à   ì   â   ÿ   Ö   ç   ò   Ü   =
          ⌐   µ   π   ¬   Ñ   ¡   ú   Φ   Θ   º   σ   Ω   !

            ö   ¢   é   Ç   Å   É   Ä   ï   ä   å   ¥
            Σ   δ   ó   á   »   α   «   ½   ñ   ª   φ

              ƒ   ù   æ   î   ê   Æ   £   ü   ₧   ≡
              ∩   τ   ß   ¼   ¿   Γ   ∞   í   ε   ±


        Cyrillic Enhanced Keyboard - Homophonic Layout:
        To show these characters, run the file EGAGARUS
        -------------------------------------------------------
        ~   !   ;   #   "   %   ,   .   :   (   )   _   '
        `   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   0   -   =

          ƒ   ÿ   à   É   Æ   ¢   ô   ê   Ä   Å   ₧   Ö   ?
          ∩   Φ   Ñ   α   Γ   δ   π   ¿   «   »   ε   Θ   /

            Ç   æ   ä   ö   â   ù   ë   è   ï   £   å
            á   ß   ñ   Σ   ú   τ   ⌐   ¬   ½   ∞   ª

              ç   ò   û   é   ü   ì   î   Ü   ¥   ≡
              º   σ   µ   ó   í   ¡   ¼   Ω   º   ±


        United States Enhanced Keyboard:
        -------------------------------------------------------
        ~   !   @   #   $   %   ^   &   *   (   )   _   +
        `   1   2   3   4   5   6   7   8   9   0   -   =

          Q   W   E   R   T   Y   U   I   O   P   {   }   |
          q   w   e   r   t   y   u   i   o   p   [   ]   \

            A   S   D   F   G   H   J   K   L   :   "
            a   s   d   f   g   h   j   k   l   ;   '

              Z   X   C   V   B   N   M   <   >   ?
              z   x   c   v   b   n   m   ,   .   /


        Some rules before editing a PTMSPEAK.* file:
        Do not change or delete the first line.
        Do not change or delete the line-numbers and the ; (Semicolon)
        If you need a 'space' in the end of a line,
        then use _ (Underscore) instead. Not all editors will accept and
        save an ordinary space in the end of a line.
        Take care of the line length. For some of the text-strings there
        are limit of space.
        The text-file MUST NOT exceed 31Kb. (version 5.00 and 5.01  27Kb)
        If you don't find your language in the setup-menu, edit a file
        with the name PTMSPEAK.XXX or .YYY
        If you do a good translation in your language, I would be glad if
        you could send me a copy.
        If you find any errors in the translated files, then edit the
        files yourself and send me a note.


        Toggle funktions:
        Ctrl Home:      Toggle between Latin/Cyrillic characters
                You must run EGAGARUS.EXE before running PTM.EXE

        Ctrl Page Up:   Toggle Open Buffer at Connect on/off.
        Ctrl Page Down: Toggle Close Buffer at Disconnect on/off.
        Set defaults in the setup-menu for these 2 options.

        TAB will be converted to 8 spaces in the Mailbox.

        New commands in the internal mailbox:
        F         =  Quit Mailbox and Forward at ones.
        Q or ESC  =  Quit Mailbox - Forward at full hours.

        New command in the internal and external mailbox:
        LL #      =  List the Last 1 to 999 messages


        MAILBOX:

        The Mailbox has been revised.
        The mail messages are now numbered serially and will be shown
        in a List with the highest number first.
        Type and Status on all types of mail (TS) - Type can be P (Priva-
        te) or B (Bulletin). Status can be N (Not read), Y (Read),
        $ (Not Forwarded) or F (Forwarded).
        The file name of a mail message would look like this: 000123PN.MSG
        or 000456B$.MSG
        When you Kill a mail message it will still be on the disk, but now
        with the extension .$SG
        You must perform the DELETE *.$SG from your DOS-prompt if you
        want to remove the killed mail messages for good.

        PTM is now able to Forward to your HomeBBS.
        In the SETUP-Menu - Mailbox - you must tell PTM to Forward,
        and which Port to use. Also tell PTM the call of your HomeBBS.

        When you want PTM to Forward a mail message enter the Mailbox
        and write SP CALL @ BBS or SP CALL@BBS (SB will also work).
        CALL is the callsign of the receiver. BBS is the HomeBBS of the
        receiver, NOT your own HomeBBS.
        Then proceed with the usual stuff: Subject and Text.
        Also see the SB and SP commands.

        When you leave the Mailbox with the F-key, PTM will try to
        connect to your HomeBBS and Forward the mail message at ones.
        If you leave the Mailbox with the Q or ESC key, the Forward will
        take place at full hours.

        After achieving the Connect, PTM will send [PTM-5.00-M$]
        to tell the BBS, that you want to Forward.
        The BBS will send a new prompt: >
        PTM sends a header: SP OZ0XY @ OZ0BBS < OZ0XYZ $00024_OZ0XYZ
                  to      BBS      from   BID
        The BBS will answer OK,  and PTM will send your mail message.
        At the end of the mail PTM will send /EX
        and the BBS answers with another prompt: >

        This sequence will be repeated until all the messages have been
        sent.
        PTM will then Disconnect.

        PTM will try to Forward every hour if there is any mail messages.

        A remote station can send a mail message to be Forwarded through
        your Mailbox.
        The syntax is the same: SP CALL @ BBS

        PTM is also able to receive a Forwarded mail message from your
        local BBS or from other PTM-users. Ask your local BBS-Sysop,
        to set you up for this feature.
        When PTM receives a special prompt - [Prg-Ver-$] - PTM will
        make ready for a forward-session.
        PTM will send a single prompt: > and wait for the header.
        The BBS will send the header: SP CALL @ CALL < CALL $BID
        and PTM will answer back, OK or NO.
        PTM will check the BID, if BID Check in the Setup-menu is ON.
        The BBS sends subject and text and finishes with /EX
        When the BBS has sent all mail messages, it will end up with: F>
        PTM is not able to make a Reverse-Forward but will send
        a Disconnect at this point.

        There is no guarantee that this feature will work with all
        types of BBS - I have tested this feature against the FBB-BBS.

        NEW Commands in the Remote and the Internal Mailbox:
        LN - List New - List all new mail messages for you.
        RN - Read New - Read all new mail messages for you.

        NEW Toggle function - Shift F3 - Toggle PTM Connect-text ON/OFF
        If set to OFF, PTM will not send all the connect-texts:
        [PTM 5.00] - *** Hello Name - *** Commands: //B, //H ......
        and WELCOME.DAT will not be sent.
        Default at startup: ON

        Setup-menu - Mailbox - BID Check: Set this option to ON or OFF.
        Delete the oldest entries in the file BIDCHECK.PTM ones in a
        while. Don't keep more than the latest 100 entries.

  *** Improved Mail Snatching with a better Prompt-recognition. ***

  Shift F10 =  Mail Snatching On/Off - Toggle function.
           Automatic Mail Collect.
           The function works like this:
           When PTM traces a mail-beacon with your callsign in it
           the following message will be displayed:
           "*** Wait for the next n min. - Mail Snatching in progress"
           A flashing message will also appear in the Mail-window:
           " WAIT ".
           PTM will count down n minutes (n = 1 to 4), then
           attempt to connect the station sending the mail-beacon.
           If PTM succeeds in connecting, it will wait for the first
           prompt: >
           Then PTM sends "RM" (Read Mine).
           PTM will also open a mail file to store the message in.
           When PTM has collected the message and sees the next prompt,
           it will close the file and send "KM" (Kill Mine)
           Finally, on the 3th prompt, PTM sends "B" (Bye)
           and, hopefully, the program will disconnect.
           The Mail-window will then show a flashing message: "MAIL"
           All messages collected in this manner will be given
           the subject text: *** SNATCHED ***
           PTM will recognize the word MAIL and the default word
           POST (Alternative Mail Trace Word). As an option,
           you can select another trace word, e.g. TELEX, LETTER,
           or MESSAGE.
           Set your modem-parameter: Monitor = ON
           Set PTM-parameter:        Mail Snatching = ON

  Shift F9  =  Display Trace Buffer.
           This function works like an MHeard-buffer, but will detect
           the callsign of a station sending a packet with your
           callsign in it. It will display the time of the frame and if
           the frame was a Mail-beacon or a File-beacon.
           PTM will recognize the words MAIL, FILE and the default
           word POST (Alternative Mail Trace Word).
           Set your modem-parameter: Monitor = ON.

  Example:

  *** OZ0ZK was traced from:
  OZ0BBS   02-Nov-91  23.17.20  Mail-beacon    ; mail for you at OZ0BBS
  OZ0PU    02-Nov-91  22.37.45  File-beacon    ; file for you at OZ0PU
  OZ0PAC   02-Nov-91  17.22.30                 ; saw your callsign from OZ0PAC

  Shift F8  =  Clear Mail Snatching.

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  How to Register your PTM

        When starting this version you will se a flashing text
        asking you to register the program.

        Do not despair......

        Instead, do one of the following things:
        1: Write me a packet-message and I will send you your personal
           serial-number.
        2: Write me a letter and enclose 1 IRC.
           I will return you your own serial-number.
        3: Phone me between 17.00 and 20.00 CET, and you will get
           your serial-number at once. Phone: [phone].

        State your CALL-SIGN, Name and Address, Modem, and type of PC.

        If you do not register your copy at once the only consequence
        is that PTM will flash a reminder for 30 sec's before starting
        up. There are no others limitations in the program.

        I have worked on PTM for the last 2 years, spending more
        than 500 night hours to improve the program. No wonder
        I am curious as to where my PTM is running! I hope you will
        take the time to tell me. Your serial-number will work with
        all new versions.

      Norwegian users:   contact Ole-Ivan, LA2GIA @ LA1B.#BRG.NOR.EU
             Ole-Ivan Ekenes
             Verftsgatan 23
             N-5011 Bergen

      Italian users:     contact Mauro Nanni, IK4LEI @ IW4BYK.ITA.EU
                       or IK4LEI @ IK4LEI.ITA.EU

      French Users:      contact Francis Mauchien, FC1RRJ @ F6ABJ.FRPA.FRA.EU

      US users:          contact Jim Hope, K8YTE @ N1GMV.NC.USA.NA

      Australian users:  contact Glen Sawyer, Post Office Box 271,
                 Kapunda, South Australia, 5373
                 VK5ZCF @ VK5LZ.#ADL.#SA.AUS.OC  or
                 VK5ZCF @ VK5ATB.#BVL.#SA.AUS.OC

*****************************************************************************

  IMPORTANT:

     When doing a connect, the PTM ver.4.50 and later will check if the
     Data Carrier Detect (DCD) signal on Pin 8 of your modem's RS-232
     interface is present or not.

     Check you Packet Modem Manual for further details.

     Hopefully, your modem supports this function!

     ************************************************************************
     PK-88 Notes:

     Data Carrier Detect (DCD Pin 8) Jumper JP3

     Jumper post JP3, located in front of J1, between integrated circuits
     U4 and U5, is factory set so that DCD Pin 8 is permanently pulled
     high, so you have to move the JP3 jumper plug to the opposite position,
     if not done yet.

     See the PK-88 schematic diagram in the Appendices section for further
     details on JP3.
     ************************************************************************
     PK-232 Notes:

     Set your modemparameter: DCDCONN = ON
     ************************************************************************

     Remote Control on a Serial Port:
     Mailbox Command: XC = Remote Control on a serial port.
     Now it is possible to remote control a serial COM port.
     When installing PTM, set up the primary COM port for your Packet-Modem
     and the secondary COM-port for your remote line. It should be possible
     to connect any RS232 device to this port, for instance another TNC modem,
     a secondary PC, or any other device with an RS232 interface.
     To Exit the remote-function send a Ctrl-Z.
     You can determine if this function needs SYSOP-Status, when setting up
     the program.

     ************************************************************************

     YAPP Resume:
     Now you can Resume a YAPP-transfer. If you get a Time-out, a Disconnect,
     or you cancel a Transfer, you will be prompted to Delete or Save the
     already received file if you have received at least 3 blocks.
     PTM will always delete the 2 last blocks.
     If you save it you can retrieve the rest of the file now or later.
     Just ask for the file again: YD Filename
     PTM will send an off-set to the other part, and the transfer will start
     from there.
     This function works with the newest FBB-BBSs and between two PTMs
     if the version is 4.46 or higher.

     ************************************************************************

     If you have 2 modems you can add these files to change parameter
     when Connected and Disconnected:

     When Modem 1 is Connected, new parameters are sent to Modem 2
     - filename BUSY2.TNC

     When Modem 1 is Disconnected, new parameters are sent to Modem 2
     - filename NOTBUSY2.TNC

     When Modem 2 is Connected, new parameters are sent to Modem 1.
     - filename BUSY1.TNC

     When Modem 2 is Disconnected, new parameters are sent to Modem 1
     - filename NOTBUSY1.TNC

     Use the files to change CText, Auto-Disconnect on/off
     The files are like  START.TNC and STOP.TNC

     ************************************************************************

     HARDWARE REMOTE-CONTROL FUNCTIONS:
     Remote-commands FH, FS of F# are no longer valid.
     New Commands:
     XH       - Help on Remote Functions.
        The File FHELP.DAT will be sent.
        Create this file yourself!

     XS       - Shows Status on Remote Functions.
        The following status-lines are read on the port:
        ERROR, SELECT, PAPER OUT and BUSY.
        If ERROR is Low, STATUS1L.DAT will be sent.
        If ERROR is High, STATUS1H.DAT will be sent.
        If SELECT is Low, STATUS2L.DAT will be sent.
        If SELECT is High, STATUS2H.DAT will be sent.
        If PAPER OUT is Low, STATUS3L.DAT will be sent.
        If PAPER OUT is High, STATUS3H.DAT will be sent.
        If BUSY is Low, STATUS4L.DAT will be sent.
        If BUSY is High, STATUS4H.DAT will be sent.
        Write these files yourself!

  X## or X### - Remote Functions.
  X01 to XFF    HEX      - remember: always 2 digits.
  X001 to X255  DECIMALT - remember: always 3 digits.
        Any combination of an X-value is allowed, to activate
        more than one function at a time.
        If you use the command X01 or X001 there will be a
        pulse on Data Bit 0 on LPT1 or LPT2.
        If you have a printer on LPT1 then use LPT2 for
        Remote Control. (LPT1 378H, LPT2 278H)
        X02 or X002 will activate a pulse on Data Bit 1.
        X03 or X003 will activate a pulse on Data Bit 0 and
        Data Bit 1.
        X04 or X004 will activate a pulse on Data Bit 2.
        X05 or X005 will activate a pulse on Data Bit 0 and
        Data Bit 2.
        - and so on.......
        Use these Remote Functions to control frequency change,
        Power Amp. on/off, Antenna-shift, rotor and/or to
        activate your coffee machine.
        Use Buffers on you Printer-Port!
        You can choose if SYSOP-Status must be on, to activate
        Data Bit 5, 6 and 7.
        At Disconnect, there will always be a pulse on Data
        Bit 0. Use this to reset any circuit.

        X01 and X001 will send the file F0.DAT
        X02 and X002 will send the file F1.DAT
        X04 and X004 will send the file F2.DAT
        X08 and X008 will send the file F3.DAT
        X10 and X016 will send the file F4.DAT
        X20 and X032 will send the file F5.DAT
        X40 and X064 will send the file F6.DAT
        X80 and X128 will send the file F7.DAT
        Make these files yourself!

 Ctrl C in the F#.DAT files enables you to give Modem Commands
 in the F#.DAT files. Don't forget to place it after the text to
 be sent. It will add an extra delay (10 sec.) after the
 text is transmitted and before the modem will enter the Command Mode.
 A delay (10 sec.) will always be added when the whole file has been sent.

     e.g.: F5.DAT
 *** Switch to 1200 Baud, at Your End ! ; Sends this text to Connected Station
 Ctrl C  (char. 03H)                    ; Delay 10 sec. and
                    ; Set Modem in Command Mode
 MODE VP 1200                           ; Modem Command
 CONV                                   ; Go Back to Converse Mode
                    ; Delay 10 sec. (always).

 e.g.: F6.DAT
 *** Switch to 2400 Baud, at Your End ! ; Sends this text to Connected Station
 Ctrl C  (char. 03H)                    ; Delay 10 sec. and
                    ; Set Modem in Command Mode
 MODE VP 2400                           ; Modem Command
 CONV                                   ; Go Back to Converse Mode
                    ; Delay 10 sec. (always).

        DB 25 connections on printer-port:
        DATA BIT 0 - Pin 2   (F0.DAT)
        DATA BIT 1 - Pin 3   (F1.DAT)
        DATA BIT 2 - Pin 4   (F2.DAT)
        DATA BIT 3 - Pin 5   (F3.DAT)
        DATA BIT 4 - Pin 6   (F4.DAT)
        DATA BIT 5 - Pin 7   (F5.DAT)
        DATA BIT 6 - Pin 8   (F6.DAT)
        DATA BIT 7 - Pin 9   (F7.DAT)
        ERROR      - Pin 15  (STATUS1L.DAT and STATUS1H.DAT)
        SELECT     - Pin 13  (STATUS2L.DAT and STATUS2H.DAT)
        PAPER OUT  - Pin 12  (STATUS3L.DAT and STATUS3H.DAT)
        BUSY       - Pin 11  (STATUS4L.DAT and STATUS4H.DAT)

        INIT       - Pin 16  Use this line with the PULSE-
                 Function.

        GROUND     - Pin 18 til 25

        PULSE      - Pulse function works like this:
                 When you are Disconnected, there will be a pulse
                 in the range from 1 to 9 seconds on the INIT-
                 line on LPT1 or LPT2. Use this to control 2 HAMs,
                 DUAL-Bander HAM, or to scan 2 frequencies.
                 In this way you need only 1 Modem.
                 At Connect, the pulse on this line will stop.

  Simple circuit for Remote-Control:
  X01 or X001 (D0) - Resets the Flip-Flop at Disconnect.
  X02 or X002 (D1) - Resets the Flip-Flop on the Remote-Control.
  X04 or X004 (D2) - Sets the Flip-Flop on the Remote-Control.
  XS               - Reads status on the Flip-Flop via the ERROR-signal.

    INVERTER.
      74LS04
    |\
  D0   1| \ 2           AND
   -----|  O-----|      74LS08
  db 25 | /      |    1|----\
  pin 2 |/       |-----|     \
               |      |3
               |      |------|
              2|      |      |
    |\       |-----|     /       |
  D1   3| \ 4    |     |----/        |
   >----|  O-----|                   |   This Flip-Flop changes State
  db 25 | /                          |   when a pulse is received
  pin 3 |/                           |   on RESET and SET
                  RESET  O 1
                 D 2------------ 5 Q
               -----|          |----------- to relay or
                |          |            transistor
                | FLIPFLOP |   _
               CLK 3|  74LS74  | 6 Q
               |----|>         |-----|
               |/   ------------     |
    |\             GND /     SET O 4         |
  D2   5| \ 6             /          |           |
   >----|  O-------------------------|           |          SN74LS04
  db 25 | /                                      |          SN74LS74
  pin 4 |/                                       |          SN74LS08
                         |          pin 7  = GND
                         |          pin 14 = +5V
  _____                                          |
  ERROR   (status return)                        |
   <---------------------------------------------|
  db 25
  pin 15

                ----------------------
                |                    |
              D | 12------------ 9 Q |
                ----|          |-----|------- to relay or
                |          |     |        transistor
  ____                          | FLIPFLOP |   _ |
  INIT                    CLK 11|  74LS74  | 8 Q |
  ------------------------------|>         |------
  db 25                         ------------
  pin 16
           This Flip-Flop changes State
           with an interval between 1 and 9 seconds
           if PULSE-Function is ON
  GND
   ----------|
  db 25      |
  pin 18-25  |/
         / GND
        /

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Installation:

      If you are already running an earlier version of PTM:
      Important - delete the old PTM.CNF before starting this version.

Software: DOS 2.0 or higher.

Hardware: PC/XT/AT with min. 512K Mem.

      The PTM-program requires hardware handshake.

      The following connections must be wired between PC and TNC:
      pin 1   Chassis
      pin 2   TXD
      pin 3   RXD
      pin 4   RTS
      pin 5   CTS
      pin 6   DSR
      pin 7   GND
      pin 8   DCD - PTM uses this line from now on!!!


      Baudrate between PC and TNC:
      If you have problems with missing characters try setting Baudrate
      as low as 1200 baud.


TNC:      All Flows must be OFF.
      START    = 0
      STOP     = 0
      XON      = 0
      XOFF     = 0
      USERS    = 1
      STREAMSW = $00
      CHSWITCH = $00
      AUTOLF   = OFF
      ADDLF    = OFF
      8BITCONV = ON

      The internal mailbox in your modem must be Disabled.
      ONLY Kantronic modems allow mailbox enabled.

      If you use PK88 or PK232, BBSMSG must be OFF, or
      STARTx.TNC, STOPx.TNC, WELCOME.DAT og BYE.DAT files won't
      be sent to modem.


Software Setup:

The program detects whether you have a color or monochrome monitor.

The first time you start the program you have to configure it.
Thereafter, when you start PTM it will use your parameters.

The following text will be shown:
 Cannot open parameter-file
 You have to configure the program before using it!
 Do you want to do this? [Y/N]:
If you answer 'N', PTM will terminate and return to DOS.
If you answer 'Y', you will get a new screen-picture.

Here's how to use the screen that now pops up:
To move up and down in the left window, use the cursor up and down keys.
or enter the highlighted char.
The text in the right window will change.
To get to the right window, use the TAB-key.
To move up and down in the right window, use the cursor up and down keys.
Do you wish to change a setting, use the SPACE-key to toggle or enter
the new text string followed by the ENTER-key.
To get back to the left window, use the TAB-key.
To finish the Setup press ESC.
Then press Y to save the set-up.

It is very important to perform at least the set-up for Comport and Directory.
Also, enter your call and serial number.

The two windows are divided like this:
Left side - the main functions, right side - the functions with default-values

 Alarm          Connect Alarm:                  OFF
        Chat:                           OFF
        Beep on Trace Call:             OFF
        Alt Trace [Max 10 char]         __________

 Buffer         Buffer Size:                    Large
        Receive Buffer:                 OFF
        Open Buffer at Connect:         OFF
        Close Buffer at Disconnect:     OFF

 Call/SN        Call:                           NOCALL
        Serial Number:                  0000000
        Language:                       ENG
        Cyrillic Keyboard Layout:       Russian

 Comport        Primary Serial Port:            COM1
        Baudrate:                       9600
        Databits:                       8
        Stopbits:                       1
        Parity:                         None
        Secondary Serial Port:          COM1
        Baudrate:                       9600
        Databits:                       8
        Stopbits:                       1
        Parity:                         None
        Scan Serial Ports:              OFF
        FIFO UART (NS16550A):           OFF
        RCVR Trigger Level (Bytes):     8

 Digicom        [\]{|} to Digicom-char:         OFF
        Convert to Danish/Swedish:      Danish

 Directory      RX-DIR [drive:\path]:           C:\PTM\RXDIR________________
        TX-DIR [drive:\path]:           C:\PTM\TXDIR________________
        MAIL-DIR [drive:\path]:         C:\PTM\MAIL_________________
        PERS-DIR [drive:\path]:         C:\PTM\PSDIR________________
        LOG-DIR [drive:\path]:          C:\PTM\LOG__________________

 Display        Display Lines:                  25
        Wrap-around [0..80]:            70
        Screen Save [0..9 Min]:         0
        TX-text in RX-window:           OFF
        Writing to Video:               Direct to Video RAM
        Primary RX-Text Color
        Secondary RX-Text Color
        TX-Text Color
        Mail
        Background

 Filter         Monitor Filter:                 OFF
        Low Char.[0-255]:               32_
        High Char.[0..255]:             157

 Log            Log Connects:                   OFF
        Log Up/Downloads:               OFF
        Log format:                     One big File
        Log order:                      Reverse

 Mailbox        BBS Mail Beacon Call:           ______
        Mail Snatcher:                  OFF
        Alt Mail Trace [10 char]:       POST______
        Send 'Mail for Call':           OFF
        Mailbox Only:                   OFF
        Mailbox Monitor:                OFF
        Forward:                        OFF
        Reverse Forward:                OFF
        Forward Port:                   Primary
        Forward to BBS Call:            ____________________________
        BID Check:                      OFF
        PTM Connect-text:               ON
        Local Time to GMT:              0
        Hierarcical Address:            ____________________________
        Mailbox Mode:                   PMS
        Collect FBB Broadcasts:         No
        Broadcast List Length:          1000
        Auto Broadcast Syncro:          OFF
        Unproto Home BBS Syncro:        ____________________________
        Pickup My P-Mails:              OFF
        Pickup Bulletins To:            ____________________________

 Overlay        Call to Editor:                 ____________________________
        Call to Display:                ____________________________
        Call to My Program:             ____________________________

 Printer        Printer:                        OFF
        Printer connected to:           LPT1

 Remote         Parallel Remote-Control on:     LPT2
        SYSOP on Bit 5,6,7:             OFF
        PULSE on Remote Port:           OFF
        PULSE every [1-9 Sec]:          5
        SYSOP on Serial Port:           OFF
        SYSOP Remote YAPP:              OFF

 Timer          Disconnect Timer:               OFF
        Time Out [1-9 Min]:             9
        Heart Beat [1-9 Min]:           4
        YAPP Timeout:                   Normal
        YAPP Packet Delay:              Auto
        YAPP Packets before Delay:      1

 TNC            TNC Type [0,1,2]:               2
        Send DAYTIME at startup:        OFF

 Save? Y/N:

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Detailed Software Set-up:

Alarm
-----
Connect Alarm:
Select if a connect-alarm should be active at the start of the program.
Default: OFF

Chat:
Select if this function should be active. If Chat is On a bell will be
sounded when someone tries to page you.
Default: OFF

Beep on Trace Call:
Select if a beep should be heard every time your call appears in a text.
Modem-parameter MONITOR must be set to ON.
Default: OFF

Alt Trace [Max 10 char]:
Select if a beep should be heard every time this string is seen in a text.
If you want to remove this string, enter a SPACE or a Ctrl G (Bell)
+ Enter at this point.
Modem-parameter MONITOR must be set to ON.
Default: No text.

Buffer
------
Buffer Size:
Small  = Small buffers, but a lot of free memory with Overlay to DOS.
Medium = Medium buffers - medium free memory.
Large  = Large buffers, but only a small amount of free memory.
Default: Small

Receive Buffer:
Select if the screen buffer should be active from the start of the program.
Default: OFF

Open Buffer at Connect:
Default: OFF

Close Buffer at Disconnect:
Default: OFF

Call/SN
-------
Call:
Default: NOCALL

Serial Number:
When starting this version without a serial number you will
see a flashing text suggesting that you register the program.
Do not despair......
Do one of the following things:
  1: Send me a packet message and I will send you your personal
     serial number.
  2: Write me a letter and enclose 1 IRC.
     I will return your personal serial-number.
  3: Phone me between 17.00 and 20.00 CET, and you will get
     your serial number at once. Phone [phone]

  State your CALL-SIGN, Name and Address, Modem and type of PC.

If you fail to register your PTM the only consequence
is that PTM will flash for 30 sec's before starting up.
There are no other limitations in the program.
Default: 0000000

Language:
Select language - BEL, DAN, DEU, ENG, ESP, FRA, F¥R, GRE, GR¥, HEL, ISL,
          ITA, LUX, NED, NOR, POR, SUO, SVE, ÖST, XXX, YYY, RUS.
Default: ENG

Cyrillic Keyboard Layout:
Select Russian or Homophonic Keyboard Layout.
Default: Russian

Comport
-------
Primary Serial Port:
COM1/COM2/COM3/COM4..COMJ
Select COM-Port (1 to J).
Select from the table below. Com1 og Com2 have standard addresses and IRQ.
Default: COM1

Baudrate:
300//1200/2400/4800/9600/19200/38400
Select baudrate for the connection between computer and modem.
Default: 9600

Databits:
Select databits for the connection between computer and modem (7-8).
Default: 8

Stopbits:
Select stopbits for the connection between computer and modem (1-2).
Default: 1

Parity:
Select parity for the connection between computer and modem (None-Od-Even).
Default: None

Secondary Serial Port:
COM1/COM2/COM3/COM4..COMJ
Select COM-Port (1 to J).
You must not choose a comport which uses the same IRQ as the primary port.
If you have only 1 modem connected select the same comport as the primary.
Select from the table below.
Default: COM1

COM1 = addr. 3F8 - IRQ 4.
COM2 = addr. 2F8 - IRQ 3.
COM3 = addr. 3E8 - IRQ 4.
COM4 = addr. 2E8 - IRQ 3.
COM5 = addr. 3E8 - IRQ 3.
COM6 = addr. 2E8 - IRQ 4.
COM7 = addr. 3E8 - IRQ 5.
COM8 = addr. 2E8 - IRQ 7.
COM9 = addr. 3E8 - IRQ 7.
COMA = addr. 2E8 - IRQ 5.
COMB = addr. 2E0 - IRQ 3.
COMC = addr. 2E0 - IRQ 4.
COMD = addr. 2E0 - IRQ 5.
COME = addr. 2E0 - IRQ 7.
COMF = addr. 320 - IRQ 3.
COMG = addr. 320 - IRQ 4.
COMH = addr. 320 - IRQ 5.
COMI = addr. 320 - IRQ 7.
COMJ = addr. 3E8 - IRQ 2.

Baudrate:
300/600/1200/2400/4800/9600/19200/38400
Select baudrate for the connection between computer and modem.
Default: 9600

Databits:
Select databits for the connection between computer and modem (7-8).
Default: 8 databits.

Stopbits:
Select stopbits for the connection between computer and modem (1-2).
Default: 1 stopbit.

Parity:
Select parity for the connection between computer and modem (None-Odd-Even).
Default: No Parity.

Scan [O]n/of[F]:
If 2 modems are connected PTM can scan between them.
If only 1 modem is connected select this function to be OFF.
Default: OFF

FIFO UART (NS16550A):
Support the National NS16550 FIFO UART.
Default: OFF

RCVR Trigger Level (Bytes):
Can be set to 1, 4, 8, 14 bytes.
Default: 8

Digicom
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[\]{|} to Digicom-char:
Default: OFF

Convert to Danish/Swedish:
Default: Danish

Directory
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RX-DIR [drive:\path]:
Select drive and path to the directory in which you want to receive uploaded
files. E.g.: C:\UPLOAD.
You can create the directory with the DOS-command MKDIR (MD).
Default: RXDIR   which PTM will create for you.

TX-DIR [drive:\path]:
Select drive and path to the directory in which you want to put your download-
files. E.g.: C:\DOWNLOAD
You can create the directory with the DOS-command MKDIR (MD).
Default: TXDIR    which PTM will create for you.

MAIL-DIR [drive:\path]:
Select drive and path to the directory in which you want your mail-files.
E.g.: C:\MYMAIL
You can create the directory with the DOS-command MKDIR (MD).
Default: MAIL   which PTM will create for you.

PERS-DIR [drive:\path]:
Select drive and path to the directory in which you want to keep your
personal files. E.g.: C:\PRIVATE
This directory is used for personal files.
Files can be addressed to a certain Call.
Only LZH, ZIP, ARC, ZOO, PAK and ARJ-files can be transferred in this mode!
A file you want in this directory should be formatted like this:
XXCALL.LZH or XXCALL.ZIP   XX   = 00 to 99 (always 2 digits)
XXCALL.ARC or XXCALL.ZOO   CALL = Callsign of the station
XXCALL.PAK or XXCALL.ARJ          authorised to pick up the file (MAX 6 char.).
               .LZH = A packed file (LHARC or LHA)
               .ZIP = A packed file (PKZIP)
               .ARC
               .ZOO
               .PAK
               .ARJ
You can create the directory with the DOS-command MKDIR (MD).
Default: PSDIR   which PTM creates for you.

LOG-DIR [drive:\path]:
Select drive and path to the directory where you want your log-files.
E.g.: C:\LOGDIR
You can create the directory with the DOS-command MKDIR (MD).
Default: LOG   which PTM will create for you.

Display
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Display Lines:
Select Lines on the screen.
25 lines on the screen. This mode will always be available.
43 lines on the screen (EGA only).
50 lines on the screen (VGA only).
Default: 25.

Wrap-around [0..80]:
Automatic linefeed when the line length exceeds the selected value. If
value = 0, this function is off.
Default: 70

Screen Save [0-9 Min]:
Select when you want the screen to be blanked. 0 = No blanking.
1-9 = After 1-9 minutes the screen will be blanked if there is no connection.
If there is a Connect the timer will start again after Disconnect.
The screen will wake up at a Connect or by hitting a key.
You can blank the screen manually with the Alt W command.
Default: 0

TX-text in RX-window:
Select if you want TX-text in both RX- and TX-windows.
ON = both windows / OFF = only in TX-window.
Default: OFF

Writing to Video:
Via ROM BIOS - If your video-adapter isn't 100% IBM compatible use this mode.
This mode is not very fast, use it only when needed.
You can also use this mode if another program, working in the back-
ground, need to monitoring what is written to the screen.
E.g. a dot-display for Braille-writing or a voice-synthesiser.
Direct to Video RAM - The fastest mode.
Default: Direct to Video RAM

If you have a video-adapter with colors you must set up the colors.

Primary RX-Text Color

Secondary RX-Text Color

TX-Text Color

Mail

Background

If your monitor is B/W you get this option:

Highlight Rx-Text:
Select if you want the Rx-text highlighted.
Default: OFF

Filter
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Monitor Filter:
Select if the monitor filter should be active at the start of the program.
Empty lines will not be shown and there will be not response to BELL
in Monitor-mode.
The filter is variable, a lower and an upper limit can be specified in
M-filter - Low and High char. In this manner, you can filter out almost all
binary transfer on your screen if you use the default values for Low and
High char.
Default: OFF

Low char. [0..255]:
Selects the lowest char. in the monitor filter. ASCII-value in decimal.
Default: 32  (this is a 'space').

High char. [0..255]:
Selects the highest char. in the monitor-filter. ASCII-value in decimal.
Default: 157  (this is the Danish 'oe').

Log
---
Log Connects:
Logs all connects and disconnects and connect-time in the file PTM.LOG
Default: OFF

Log Up/Downloads:
Logs all Up/Downloads, and transfer-time in the file PTM.LOG
Default: OFF

Log format:
One big File = PTM.LOG
Daily File = e.g.  03051991.LOG   Month Day Year  March the 5th 1991
Default: One large File

Log order:
The log-file can be written in cronologic or reverse order.
Up to this version the log-file has be written in reverse order, but
this mode could take quite a time if using "one big file".
Default: Reverse

Mailbox
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BBS Mail Beacon Call:
Enter the Call that your Home BBS sends out in its Mail Beacon.
Default: None

Mail Snatching:
The Mail Snatcher can be setup in 4 ways:
 OFF                      No mails will be collected.
 ON - All Calls           Mails will be collected from all calls -inclusive
              your Home BBS.
 ON - Exclusive Home BBS  Mails will be collected from all calls - exclusive
              your Home BBS. Choose this setup if you are getting
              normal Forward from your Home BBS.
 ON - Home BBS only       Mails will be collected only from your Home BBS.
Modem-parameter MONITOR must also be set to ON.
Default: OFF

Alt Mail Trace [10 char]:
Here you can insert an alternative for the word MAIL: E.g. MESSAGE, LETTER,
or TELEX.
If you want to remove this string, enter a SPACE or a Ctrl G (Bell)
+ Enter at this point.
Default: POST  (the Danish word for mail).

Send 'Mail for Call':
Select if a Mail- and Filebeacon should be activated every hour.
Modem-parameter TXUIFRAM must be set to ON.
Default: OFF

Mailbox Only:
Select if Mailbox and only Mailbox should be active at the start of the
program. On a Connect, the calling station will be put through to the
Mailbox.
If you are calling, this function will be turned off until disconnected.
Default: OFF

Mailbox Monitor:
Select if you want to monitor when somebody is in your mailbox.
You can see what goes on in the mailbox.
Default: OFF

Forward:
Select if you want to Forward to your Home-BBS every hour.
Default: OFF

Reverse Forward:
Select if you want Reverse Forward from your Home-BBS.
Default: OFF

Forward Port:
Select port for Forwarding - primary or secondary.
Default: Primary

Forward to BBS Call:
Enter Call of your HomeBBS.
Forward via NET/ROM nodes
-------------------------
Now you have the possibility to do a Forward-session via
NET/ROM-nodes. PTM is able to connect your BBS through several nodes.
Shown are some examples for a correct setup.

    OZ3PAC-2,BBS                      First connect to OZ3PAC-2.
                      Then connect to the BBS.

    C OZ3PAC-2,BBS                    You are allowed to write "C "
                      in front of the first Call, but
                      you don't have to.

    OZ3PAC-2,C 2 OZ6BBS               First connect to OZ3PAC-2.
                      Then connect to OZ6BBS via Port 2

    OZ3PAC-2 VIA OZ1XXX,C 2 OZ6BBS    First connect to OZ3PAC-2 via OZ1XXX.
                      Then connect to OZ6BBS via Port 2

    OZ3PAC-2,C STVNS2,C NORDL2,BBS    First connect to OZ3PAC-2.
                      Then connect to STVNS2.
                      Then connect to NORDL2.
                      Finally connect the BBS.

Follow these roules:
You are allowed to write "C " in front of the first Call, but
you don't have to.
You have to write "C " in front of the subsequent Calls.
As shown in 3 of the examples, the last connect is to "BBS".
Here is not used "C " in the front - this is a node-command for
connecting the BBS. Some NET/ROM-nodes have a direct link to the
BBS. This is just an other way to connect the BBS.
Comma "," is used to separate the connects.
Space " " is not allowed in front of or next to the comma.
If you use "F Call" - Forward to Call - in the internal Mailbox,
the same rules are valid.
Default: none

BID Check:
Set this option to ON if you want BID-check when receiving Forward.
Default: OFF

PTM Connect-text:
If this function is OFF, PTM will not send the PTM-Connect-text
and the WELCOME.DAT file. Shift F3 will also toggle this function.
CTEXT from the Modem will always be sent.
Default: ON

Local Time to GMT:
Your mails will now get a timestamp and a hierarchical address.
Also the mails will get a messagenumber and a BID-number.
This line would look like this:
R:921224/0830Z @:OZ4ZK.OZ6BBS.KBH.SJL.DNK.EU PTM528 #:2456 B:02456_OZ4ZK
'R:921224/0830Z @:' generated by the program.
The date/time in Zulu (GMT).
To get the Zulu-timestamp, you must set the difference between
local time and GMT in the setup-menu.
East from GMT = - (minus)
West from GMT = + (plus)
CET-time to GMT-time = -1
Use the 'SPACE'-key to toggle to correctly settings.
Default: 0

Hierarcical Address:
Take care to enter this correctly.
Check your local BBS for its address. This will be a part of yours address.
Start with your Call and a '.' and add the BBS address.
E.g.: OZ4ZK.OZ6BBS.KBH.SJL.DNK.EU
The program will generate the rest of the line
' PTM528 #:2456 B:02456_OZ4ZK'
Default: none

Mailbox Mode:
Select 'PMS' for Private Mailbox
or 'BBS' for really BBS-Mailbox, but only if you are menber of the
BBS-Forward system.
The Hierachical Address is generated in two ways starting with
'R.' or 'R:' - The first one is normal used for Private Mailbox.
The second is ONLY for BBS use.
Default: PMS

Collect FBB Broadcasts:
No       - Disable collect of FBB Broadcast-lists.
All      - Collect from all FBB BBS's.
Home-BBS - Collect only from your Home-BBS.
Default: No

Broadcast List Length:
Select the length of the FBB Broadcast List - 250/500/1000 lines
Default: 1000

Auto Broadcast Syncro:
Set this function to ON, if you want PTM to send an automatically Syncro
Beacon if your Broadcast List is uncomplete.
HEaderln must be set to ON in your modem.
You have to tell your local FBB-BBS, that you can send the Syncro-Beacons,
else you can't get in Sync.
Default: OFF

Unproto Home BBS Syncro:
Use this option if you send Broadcast Syncro via Digipeater.
E.g.: OZ0BBS VIA OZ0XXX,OZ0YYY
Default: none

Pickup My P-Mail:
Set this function to ON if you want PTM to connect your Home-BBS
and pickup your P-mails.
Default: OFF

Pickup Bulletins To:
Insert a string to pickup Bulletins from your Home-BBS
The string can hold a maximum of 5 words separated by komma ','
Do NOT use <space> in the string and do not put words like 'ALL' i the
string.
E.g.: PTM,AMSAT,KEPS,KEPLER,SATTV
Default: none

Overlay
-------
Call to Editor:
Select drive:\path\filename of your favourite editor. You can now call this
editor with the ALT U command. E.g.: C:\NORTON\NE
You can also choose the filename of the editor and then, in your
AUTOEXEC.BAT, make a PATH to the editor. E.g.: PATH=C:\NORTON.
Default: no editor.

Call to Display:
Select drive:\path\filename of a program that can display an ASCII-file.
You can use the program LIST.COM. This program will be called with the
ALT L command.
Default: no display program.

Call to My Program:
Select drive:\path\filename of a program you want to call from PTM.
E.g.: C:\HAM\LOCATOR or C:\VIRUS\VIRSCAN
You can call this program with the ALT F2 command.
Default: no program.

Printer
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Printer:
Select if a parallel printer should be active at the start of the program.
Default: OFF

Printer connected to:
Select LPT1 or LPT2
Default: LPT1

Remote
------
Parallel Remote-Control on:
Select Parallel-port for Remote-control.
If a printer is connected to LPT1 then select LPT2 for Remote-Control.
Default: LPT2

SYSOP on Bit 5,6,7:
Set to OFF if everybody is allowed to use Data Bit 5, 6 and 7.
Set to ON if SYSOP-Status is required to use Data Bit 5, 6 and 7.
Default: OFF

PULSE on Remote Port:
Set to ON if you want a pulse from the Init-line on LPT1 or LPT2.
Use this function to control 2 HAMs, Multi-bander HAM, or channel scan.
Default: OFF

PULSE every [1-9 Sec]:
Select pulse interval from the Init-line.
Default: 5

SYSOP on Serial Port:
Set to OFF if everybody is allowed to use the Serial Remote Function.
Set to ON if SYSOP-Status is required to use this function.
Default: OFF

SYSOP Remote YAPP:
Set to OFF, all YAPP-transfer are enabled.
Set to ON, only YAPP-transfer with SYSOP-Status (the PD-command will still
work without SYSOP Status).
Default: OFF

Timer
-----
Disconnect Timer:
Select if the disconnect timer should be active at the start of the program.
Default: OFF

Time Out [1-9]:
The time for PTM to disconnect if no char. are received from the other party
in a connection. Value is in minutes.
Default: 9

Heart-beat [1-9]:
Interval between sending <CR> in Connected mode. Value is in minutes.
See function CF7 - Toggle Heart-beat on/off
Default: 4

YAPP Send:
Normal/Relaxed/Very Relaxed
Normal       - no delay after a YAPP-packet.
Relaxed      - delay 5 sec. after every YAPP-packet.
Very Relaxed - delay 10 sec. after every YAPP-packet.
Default: Normal

YAPP Timeout:
Normal/Long/Very Long
Normal    - Timeout = 2 min.
Long      - Timeout = 4 min.
Very Long - Timeout = 6 min.
Default: Normal

YAPP Packet Delay:
0 to 25 seconds or Auto-detect
Select 0 for no delay.
Select 1 - 25 for 1 to 25 seconds delay.
Select AUTO and PTM will select a delay for you depending of
the trafik on the frequense. Set your modem with MONITOR = ON
and monitor at least 1 minutes before connect. The program
will append a delay of 1 sec. for every 500 char. per minute.
You can follow the counter in the status-window - 1234 CPM -
Default: AUTO

YAPP Packet before Delay:
The YAPP Packet Delay will be added after x-count of YAPP packets.
This count can be set from 1 to 8.
Default: 1

TNC
---
TNC Type:
Enter your TNC Type. Type 1 uses the Control C method to get back to
Command-mode after you have been in Transparent-mode.
Type 2 uses the BREAK method. This is faster. Use this method if your modem
supports this method. Type 0 is only for test purposes. Will not send Control C
or BREAK.
Default: 2

Send DAYTIME at startup:
Select if you want PTM to send DAYTIME to the TNC when starting PTM.
Default: OFF


Save Y/N:
---------
Press Y to save Set-up in PTM.CNF
Default: NO

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Your screen will now show the program name and PTM version.
It will show you the available memory  before starting the program
and how much memory will be used for various buffers in the program.
It will also indicate the extent of unused memory.

Then PTM checks itself for virus.
DO NOT PATCH IN THIS PROGRAM - THE PROGRAM WILL BE DELETED IF YOU DO SO.
DO NOT RENAME THIS PROGRAM  -  PROGRAM WILL BE RENAMED TO PTM.EXE.

When this is done, you will see 'Press any key:'
Hit any key and the program switches to the main screen picture.
If no keys are pressed within 30 sec's PTM will go on by itself.

Make sure that at least one modem is connected to the correct port on the PC,
or PTM will terminate.

The screen-picture is divided into 3 windows.

The upper window is for RX text and PTM comments.

The middle window shows active options:
[Buffer] 123456, Screenbuffer with counter or [File] 123456, if a file is open.
[Filt] Monitor-filter, [Prn] Printer, [Disc] Connect-status,
[Alarm] Connect-alarm, [Timer] Disconnect-timer, [MM] Mailbox-Monitor,
[BBS] Mailbox-Only, [Mail] flashes if there is new mail or [File] flashes
if you have received a file, or [MaFi] flashes if both a mail and a file are
received. [23:21] shows the time.
Your callsign, active comport and PTM version number are also shown.

The lower window is for TX text only.

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  Commands:

  Use ALT H  for a Help text:

   F1   Send Ctrl C / BREAK to modem to force it into command-mode.
    Do NOT use Ctrl C.

  AF1   Show LOG-file on the screen (PTM.LOG).

  CF1   Make a password list in the file Call.PSW, e.g. OZ4ZK.PSW
    This file contains 1000 five-figure random numbers to be used as pass-
    words. The file will vary every time you press Ctrl F1.
    This file must also be installed on the Remote-PC in the PTM-directory.
    In your system, the file must be renamed with the Remote-stations Call.
    See SYS-command in mailbox and Files in PTM - Call.PSW.

  SF1   Toggle Only SYSOP Remote YAPP-transfer ON/OFF.

   F2   Send 'conv' to modem to force it into Converse-mode.

  CF2 - Toggle function.
    PTM will automatically send a list with calls for which you
    have Mail or Files every full hour.
    TXUifram in the TNC must be ON.

  AF2   Call your favourite program. See explanation under Installation of PTM.
    When pressing Alt F2 you will be prompted for arguments.

  SF2   BAYCOM Upload Binary File.
    When uploading to BAYCOM-user be sure that the BAYCOM-Program will
    accept the Remote-command: //WB Filename (Write Binary File).
    When you have selected the file to upload PTM will do this:
    Send the string: //WB Filename
    Send the file  :
    Send the string: [*EOF*]
    BAYCOM-users then will have to close the file.
    BAYCOM-users can run the program CUTFILE.EXE - this program will
    find the string [*EOF*] and cut the file from here. The program
    will then get the right size.
    Syntax: CUTFILE FILENAME

   F3   Select between primary or secondary com port.
    This function can only be used if the secondary com port is
    connected to a modem and can only be used when you are disconnected.

  SF3   Toggle PTM Connect-text ON/OFF
    If set to OFF, PTM will not send all the connect-texts:
    [PTM 4.81] - *** Hello Name - *** Commands: //B, //H ......
    and WELCOME.DAT will not be sent.
    Default at startup: ON

  CF3   If you want to change the configuration (Call, COM-port,
    start-up options, and colours). If colours are changed you must
    restart PTM.

  AF3   Set the Scanner on/off.
    This function can only be used if the secondary serial port is
    connected to a modem, and you can only toggle this function when
    disconnected. 2 modems can be scanned at the same time.
    On Connect, the scanning will stop until Disconnect.
    Set MONITOR OFF on both modems when using this function.
    If this function is ON the "Com#" will flash.

   F4   Open or close the screen-buffer. When the buffer is full it resets
    to 0, and new text will be directed to the start of the buffer.
    Old text will be deleted.

  CF4   Reset screen-buffer.

  SF4   Save screen-buffer to disk.

  AF4   Display screen-buffer on the screen.

   F5   Send an ASCII-file from disk.

  CF5   Delete a disk file.

  SF5   Move an ASCII-file from disk to screen.

  AF5   Open or close an ASCII-file on disk and direct ASCII-text from the
    modem directly to a file on disk.

  F6#   Send route-buffer # (0-9).

  CF6   Edit callsign in route-buffer.
    E.g.: #1: C K8YTE VIA AB4S (send this string with F6 + 1)
          #2: C K8YTE          (send this string with F6 + 2)
          #3: C OZ3PAC-2,C STVNS2,C NORDL2  (uses NET/ROM nodes)

  SF6   Save route-buffer on disk (ROUTING.BUF).

  AF6   Load route-buffer from disk (ROUTING.BUF).

   F7   TX-text in both RX- and TX-windows / TX-text only in TX-window.

  AF7   Sets Crypto-mode off, but only locally. Use this function only if
    you lose sync. This function must be active at both ends.

  CF7   Toggle Heart-beat on/off. Only in Connected mode.
    This function will send a <CR> every x minutes. Connect-timer will
    be turned Off. Heart-beat function will be turned Off again when
    you disconnect.
    Use this function if you want to keep a connection alive.
    E.g. - connection to a DX-Cluster via a Node.

  SF7   Toggle PULSE on Remote Control Port on/off. (LPT1 or LPT2 Init-line)

   F8   Edit type-ahead buffer.

  CF8   Delete type-ahead buffer.

  AF8   Send type-ahead buffer.

  SF8   Clear Mail Snatching.

   F9   Select active disk and directory.

  CF9   Send a configuration file (CONFIG1.TNC / CONFIG2.TNC) to the
    modem. CONFIG1.TNC will be sent to the primary port, CONFIG2.TNC
    will be sent to the secondary port.
    These files should be created by yourself, using your favourite
    editor.

  AF9   Toggle Beep on Alternate Trace On/Off.

  SF9   Display Trace Buffer.
    This function works like an MHeard-buffer but will detect
    the callsign of a station sending a packet with your
    callsign in it. It will display the time of the frame and whether
    the frame was a Mail-beacon or a File-beacon.
    PTM will recognize the words MAIL, FILE, and POST (this is default
    Alt Mail Trace).
    Set your modem-parameter: Monitor = ON.

  F10   Display a directory.

 AF10   Toggle Blink On/Off.
    PTM will send the char. 255 - then the subsequent text will flash at
    the other end until you press AF10 again or until line end.
    E.g.:
    (Alt F10) THIS LINE WILL BLINK         - the whole line will blink
    THIS WORD (Alt F10) BLINKS             - the word BLINKS will blink
    THIS (Alt F10) WORD (ALT 10) BLINKS    - the word WORD will blink

    You can use this function in WELCOME.DAT and BYE.DAT - insert the
    char. 255 before and after the text you want to flash.
    EDLIN can do this (Hold down ALT and press 2 5 5 at the numeric
    keyboard and release ALT again).

    This function only works if the other party uses PTM Ver.4.25 or
    higher, otherwise the char. 255 will show up as a 'space'.

 CF10   Print an ASCII-file (Parallel Port - LPT1).

 SF10   Mail Snatching On/Off - Toggle function.
    Automatic Mail Collect.
    The function works like this:
    When PTM traces a mail-beacon with your callsign it will display
    the message
    "*** Wait for the next n min. - Mail Snatching in progress"
    PTM will also flash the word "WAIT" in the mail-window.
    PTM will count down n minutes (n = 1 to 4) then attempt to
    connect the station which sent the mail-beacon.
    If PTM gets connected it will wait for the first prompt: >
    Then PTM sends the text: RM (Read Mine)
    PTM will also open a mail file to store the message in.
    When PTM has collected the message and sees the next prompt
    it will close the file and send the text: KM (Kill Mine)
    Finally, on the 3rd prompt, PTM sends a "B" (Bye)
    and hopefully, the program will disconnect.
    The Mail-window will then flash with "MAIL".
    All messages collected in this manner will be given the subject-
    text: *** SNATCHED ***
    Set your modem-parameter: Monitor = ON
    Set PTM-parameter:        Mail Snatching = ON

 ALT A  Connect-alarm on/off.

 ALT B  For sending binary files in TRANSPARENT-Mode. Automatic transfer.
    (PACFILE/PACPRO-compatible).
    Files received in this format will be saved in the RXDIR.

 ALT C  Delete text in TX-window.

 ALT D  Send DAYTIME to modem.

 ALT E  Edit Macro Buffer (MACRO.BUF).
      \0 in a macro-string performs a 'CR'.
      \1 til \9 will perform a 'CR' and a delay from 1 to 9 seconds.
      In case you wish a greater delay, select from the table below.
      (Legal ASCII-values: 48 to 108 decimal).
      ASCII-value - 48 = delay in seconds.
      E.g.:
      \: = 10 sec.
      \D = 20 sec.
      \N = 30 sec.
      \X = 40 sec.
      \b = 50 sec.
      \l = 60 sec. (longest delay).

      E.g.: #1: Thanks for now.\0Call you later.\073 de K8YTE\DBye
            (Send these 4 strings with ALT 1.)
            Thanks for now. + CR (no delay)
            Call you later. + CR (no delay)
            73 de K8YTE + CR (delay for 20 sec's.)
            Bye + CR


 ALT F  Monitor-filter on/off. Filtering BELL and empty lines
    when disconnected.

 ALT G  LOG-function on/off.
    All Connects and/or Up/Downloads will be logged in the file PTM.LOG.

 ALT H  Display the Help text.
    After 2 min. without any keystrokes the program returns to Main.

 ALT I  Send Macro Buffer.

 ALT #  Send Macro Buffer # (0 - 9).

 ALT J  Load macro-buffer from disk (MACRO.BUF).

 ALT K  Save macro-buffer to disk (MACRO.BUF).

 ALT L  Display ASCII-file. See explanation under installation of PTM.
    When pressing Alt L you will be prompted for filename.

 ALT M  Internal Mailbox.
    After 2 min. without any keystrokes the program returns to Normal.

    Commands in internal mailbox:

    A       = Abort current command .....        (List and Read)

 BB             = Shows the FBB-BBS Callsigns, sending Broadcast-Beacons.

 [BBS_Call]     = BL & BS-commands without the BBS_Call, will use your
          Home-BBS-Call from the Setup-Menu - Mailbox.

 BF [BBS_Call]  = Broadcast Compressed Reverse Forward.
          Use this command to fetch bulletins from your Home-BBS.
          First you have to Tag the bulletins from the Broadcast-
          List using one of the BL-Commands.
          Use Cursor Up and Down to Move in the List
          and SPACE to Tag from the List.
          Press ENTER for the next page or A for Abort.
          Max. 25 Bulletins can be tagged at the time.

 BL [BBS_Call]  = Shows a list of all Broadcast-Beacons from the BBS.

 BLB [BBS_Call] = Shows a list of all Bulletin-Broadcast-Beacons.

 BLP [BBS_Call] = Shows a list of all Personal-Broadcast-Beacons where
          you are the sender or receiver of the messages.

 BLM [BBS_Call] = Shows a list of all Broadcast-Beacons where you are the
          sender or receiver of the messages.

 BLS Subject [BBS_Call] =
          Shows a list of all Broadcast-Beacons where the
          Subject shows up.

 BL> To-Call [BBS_Call] =
          Shows a list of all Broadcast-Beacons where the
          To-Call shows up.

 BL< From-Call [BBS_Call] =
          Shows a list of all Broadcast-Beacons where the
          From-Call shows up.

 BL@ BBS-Call [BBS_Call] =
          Shows a list of all Broadcast-Beacons where the
          BBS-Call shows up.

 BS [BBS_Call]  = Sends a Broadcast-Syncro-Beacon to the BBS.
          Use this command to make your list complete.

    E       = Expert     List Expert/Novice.

    F       = Forward    Quit Mailbox and Forward at ones to BBS.

    F Call  = Forward to Call.
                 Works like the F-command - you can choose to
                 forward to others than your BBS.

    H       = Help       Display a help text.

    K #     = Kill       Kill message no. E.g. 'K 13' deletes msg-no 13.

    KA      = Kill all mails in the Mailbox   (TAKE CARE !)

    KB      = Kill all bulletins.

    KM      = Kill Mine  Kill all messages addressed to you.

    KP      = Kill all personale mails.

    KAF     = Kill all forwarded mails.

    KBF     = Kill all forwarded bulletins.

    KPF     = Kill all forwarded personale mails.

    L       = List       List all messages.

    LB      = List Bulletins.

    LL #    = List Last  List the last 1 to 999 messages

    LM      = List Mine  List all messages addressed to you.

    LN      = List New   List all new messages addressed to you.

    LS String = List all mails containing the String.

    L> Call = List to Call

    L< Call = List from Call

    M       = Mail&File  Mail and File for Call.

    PF      = Printer OFF.

    PO      = Printer ON - Works with List and Read-Commands.

    PW      = What PSDIR List files in directory PSDIR
                 (Will clear the flashing FILE).

    PW DIR  = What PSDIR List files in directory PSDIR/SUBDIR
                 (Will clear the flashing FILE).

    Q / ESC = Quit       Quit the mailbox.

    R #     = Read       Read a message.
                 (Will clear the flashing MAIL).
                 E.g. 'R 9' shows msg No. 9.

    RM      = Read Mine  Read all messages addressed to you.
                 (Will clear the flashing MAIL).

    RN      = Read New   Read all new messages addressed to you.

    RW      = What RXDIR List files in directory RXDIR
                 (Will clear the flashing FILE).

    RW DIR  = What RXDIR List files in directory RXDIR/SUBDIR
                 (Will clear the flashing FILE).

    S NAME  = SP CALL @ BBS
                 This function will searchs in the file
                 NAMECALL.LOG placed in the LOG-dir for a match.
                 If the Name is found the 'SP Call @ BBS' will
                 be returned and placed on the command-line.
                 This is an easy way to 'remember' a long string.

                 E.g.:
                 -----------------------------------------------
                 NAMECALL.LOG in LOG-dir.
                 PTM OZ4ZK @ OZ6BBS.KBH.DNK.EU
                 FRANCIS FC1RRJ @ F6ABJ.FRPA.FRA.EU
                 MAURO IK4LEI @ IW4BYK.ITA.EU
                 -----------------------------------------------
                 S PTM will return SP OZ4ZK @ OZ6BBS.KBH.DNK.EU
                 S FRANCIS ....... SP FC1RRJ @ F6ABJ.FRPA.FRA.EU
                 S MAURU ......... SP IK4LEI @ IW4BYK.ITA.EU

    SB      = Send Bulletin to All

    SB Subj =            Send Bulletin with subject (max 6 chars.)

    SB Subj @ BBS =      Forward a Bulletin to the BBS
                 PTM will create a BID (Bulletin ID)
                 e.g.: $01234_OZ0ABC - message number and
                 your call.

    SB Subj @ BBS $BID = Forward a Bulletin with a special BID
                 e.g.: $01234_AMSAT

    SP      = Send       Without a Callsign, the message will
                 be sent to your own Call! (For tests only).

    SP Call = Send Call  To write a new message.  E.g. 'SP OZ0ZK'.
                 Enter a subject plus CR. Then type the message.
                 Terminate with Ctrl Z plus CR.
                 You can append ASCII-files in your mail.
                 You must do this before the Ctrl Z.
                 Type a Ctrl A and the name of the file
                 you want to append.
                 You can also write your message in your own
                 editor and use the same method to create
                 the Mail-message.

    SP Call @ BBS =      Forward a message to Call at BBS
                 PTM will create a BID.

    SP Call @ BBS $BID = Forward a message to Call at BBS with a special
                 BID

    U       = Users      List your users.

    XH      = Functions  Help-text for Remote Control Functions.
          Help

    XS      = Functions  Status for Remote Control Lines.
          Status

    X##     = HEX        Remote Control Functions
          Functions  HEX, always 2 digits.

    X###    = DECIMAL    Remote Control Functions
          Functions  DECIMAL, always 3 digits.

    YW      = What TX    List files in directory TXDIR.

    YW Dir  = What TX    List files in directory TXDIR/SUBDIR.

 ALT N  When disconnected, this function sets the mailbox only ON/OFF.
    Connecting stations are directed to the mailbox.
    During a Connect, this function will be disabled until
    disconnected.
    If you are already connected you can direct the connecting station
    to the mailbox.

 ALT O  Overlay to DOS. To get back to PTM type 'exit' from the DOS-prompt.

 ALT P  Parallel-printer on/off. Only RX-text will be printed.

 ALT Q  End this program and exit to DOS.

 ALT R  Repeat last line.

 ALT S  Send screen-buffer to modem.

 ALT T  Disconnect-timer on/off.

 ALT U  Call your favourite editor.
    Then enter filename.

 ALT V  Delete text in RX-window.

 ALT W  Manually blanks the screen.
    To unblank the screen, press any key.

 ALT X  Monitor Window at Connect on/off.

 ALT Y  YAPP Binary Transfer. To send and receive binary files in
    transparent mode and to Setup Auto YAPP.

    ONLY WHEN CONNECTED
    -------------------
    You will be prompted for Receive, resUme or Send a File when you
    press Alt Y.
    If you choose to receive a file it will be saved with the same file-
    name. If the file name already exists the transfer will be cancelled.
    If you want to Resume a transfer then select resUme [U]

    ONLY WHEN DISCONNECTED
    ----------------------
    Auto YAPP Setup.
    PTM will Connect your BBS or another station at a choosen moment/time.
    PTM will Download up to 3 files, also using the Resume-function.
    You will be prompted for ...
    Auto YAPP Connect Call: (Enter Call or Call Via Call)
    Primary or Secondary Port [P/S]: (Primary is default)
    Connect Time - Hour: [00-23] Min: [00-59]
    1st File to Download: (Enter Path\Filename)
    2nd File to Download: (Enter Path\Filename)
    3rd File to Download: (Enter Path\Filename)
    Enable Resume [Y/N]: (No is default)

 ALT Z  Chat-function on/off.

 CTRL HOME    Select Latin or Cyrillic characters.
          You must run EGAGARUS before running PTM.
          1 beeb  = Latin
          2 beebs = Cyrillic

 CTRL END     Send the string '>>>' and a CR to TNC.

 CTRL <--     Send '*' to TNC. (Auto Baudrate Detect in some Modems).

 ALT =        Convert [|]{\} into Danish characters when received
          and from Danish characters to [\]{|} when transmitted.
          Toggle-function. Especially useful when you are connected to
          a C64 user with the Digicom packet program.

 ALT -        Put PTM into DISC mode (Not the modem).
          Used only when PTM indicates Connect and modem is Disconnected.

 CURSOR UP    Scrolls RX-screen picture 1 line backwards.
 CURSOR DOWN  Scrolls RX-screen picture 1 line forwards.
 Pp Up        Scrolls RX-screen picture 1 page backwards.
 Pg Dn        Scrolls RX-screen picture 1 page forwards.
          Press any key to cancel this function.
          After 2 min. without any keystrokes the program returns to
          Main.

 CURSOR LEFT  Move cursor left.
 CURSOR RIGHT Move cursor right.
 HOME         Move cursor to begin of line.
 END          Move cursor to end of line.

 BACK-SPACE   Delete character to the left of cursor.
 DELETE       Delete character at the cursor position.

 INSERT       Insert Mode on/off.


 DO NOT USE Ctrl C.

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  When somebody is connected to you:

  First-time users must use the N command (N Name) in the mailbox before
  seeing the mailbox command line.
  The next time you are called, PTM will say "*** Hallo Name".
  The calling station will see a Welcome text. You have to design your own text
  in a file called WELCOME.DAT. A kind of an extended CTEXT.
  PTM then sends its own connect-text.

  PTM tells the calling station if there is any mail or file on hand.

  A help text for the commands can be displayed.
  Type '//H' for Help on an empty line:

  //B    PTM sends BYE.DAT and disconnects the calling station.

  //C    Chat, to page the  SYSOP. Sounds a bell 6 times within a minute.
     SYSOP. can switch the bell off and answer the the calling station.
     If not, PTM will direct  the calling station into the mailbox.

  //CR   Toggle Crypto-mode on/off. Requires a correct password list at both
     ends. See how to do this with the CF1-command.
     When you send this command to the other party, he will send this
     string back to you: //#0123 (or an other random number). This is to
     show that the command was received and the password-number 0123 will
     be used. This password will be found in your list and be used
     as a part of the crypto-key.
     All traffic handling between you and the other party cannot
     be read by anyone else. You can send/receive/list mail
     in this mode.
     Do not perform a binary file-transfer in this mode. Still a problem!
     If you send //CR again, the other party will send //#0000 and you
     will be back in normal mode. This function will be turned off when
     //B is used to disconnect.

  //H    Display a helptext.

  //I    Send Info from SYSOP (INFO.DAT).

  //M    Entering the Mailbox.

  If Mailbox Only = ON, the calling station will immediately be put through
  to the mailbox.
  SYSOP can direct the calling station out of the mailbox by pressing ESC.

  In the mailbox the following commands are available:

  A       = Abort      To abort the current command in the mailbox.
               Works with L, R, H, I, U and WN commands.

  B       = Bye        PTM sends BYE.DAT and disconnects the caller.

  BD File = BAYCOM     BAYCOM Upload Binary File
        Download   When downloading, be sure that the BAYCOM-Program
        File       will accept the Remote-command: //WP Filename.
               PTM will do so :
               Send the string: //WB Filename
               Send the file  :
               Send the string: [*EOF*]
               BAYCOM-users then have to close the file.
               BAYCOM-users can run the program CUTFILE.EXE -
               this program will find the string [*EOF*] and cut
               the file from here. The program will then get the
               right size.
               Syntax: CUTFILE FILENAME

  BU File Size =       BAYCOM Upload Binary File with Size
        BAYCOM     When uploading a file from the BAYCOM-user, he/she must
        Upload     take care to give the correct file name and the correct
        File       file size.
        with       e.g.:  BU TEST.EXE 12345
        Size       PTM will count the size and close the file.

  C       = Chat       To page the SYSOP. Rings 6 times within a minute.

  CR      = Crypto     Toggle Crypto on/off. Uses password-table - see the
               CF1-command and the //CR-command.

  COPY    = Copy       Copy files from RXDIR to TXDIR and TXDIR\SUBDIR
               Only with Password.
               E.g.: Copy file TEST.TXT from RXDIR to TXDIR\HAM
                 COPY (Enter)
                 Will ask you for filename in RXDIR
                 TEST.TXT (Enter)
                 Will ask you for subdir in TXDIR
                 HAM (Enter)

  D File  = Download   Download ASCII File from TXDIR.

  DEL     = Delete     Delete files in RXDIR, TXDIR, TXDIR\SUBDIR and PSDIR.
               Only with Password.
               E.g.: Delete file TEST.TXT in TXDIR\HAM
                 DEL (Enter)
                 Will ask for directory (RXDIR, TXDIR, PSDIR)
                 TXDIR (Enter)
                 Will ask for subdir and file name
                 HAM\TEST.TXT (Enter)

  E       = Expert     Short Command Prompt in Mailbox.
               Shows only:  *** Ok Name >
               Use the NE Command for a longer prompt.

  H       = Help       Display a mailbox help text.

  I       = Info       Send Info from SYSOP (INFO.DAT).

  J       = JHeard     List stations heard.

  K #     = Kill       Kill a message if it is to/from you.
               E.g. 'K 13' delete msg No. 13.
               Kill any message, if correct Password.

  KM      = Kill Mine  Kill all messages to you.

  L       = List       List messages to/from you and messages to ALL.
               List all messages, if correct Password.

  LA ...  = Language   Change language - e.g. LA ITA change to Italian
               Will be saved in the file LANGUAGE.LOG in the LOG-dir.

  LB      = List Bulletins.

  LL #    = List Last  List the last 1 to 999 messages.

  LM      = List Mine  List all messages to you.

  LN      = List New   List all new messages to you.

  LO      = Log        Send the daily Log.

  N Name  = Name       Registration of user name.

  NO      = Novice     Long Command Prompt in Mailbox.
               Use the E Command for short Prompt.

  PD File = Download   Personal Download File to you.
               Download all files, if correct Password.

  PD Dir/Dir/File      Personal Download File from PSDIR/Subdir/Subdir
               Download all files, if correct Password.

  PK File = Kill File  Personal Kill File.
               Kill your 'File'.
               Kill all files, if correct Password.

  PKM     = Kill Mine  Personal Kill All My Files.
               Kill all your files.

  PU      = Upload     Personal Upload to SYSOP.
               To send a personal file to SYSOP write PU.
               Remember - only files with ext. LZH, ZIP, ARC, ZOO,
               PAK or ARJ can be transferred to this directory.

  PU Call = Upload     Personal Upload to Call.
               To send a personal file to others than the SYSOP
               write PU Call. Call = who can download the file.
               Remember - only files with ext. LZH, ZIP, ARC, ZOO
               PAK or ARJ can be transferred to this directory.

  PW      = What       Personal What on Disk to Me.
               Display files to you.
               Display all files, if correct Password.

  Q       = Quit       Leave the mailbox and enter the main program.

  RD File = Download   YAPP Download file from RXDIR.
               Only with SYSOP-Status.

  RD Dir/Dir/File      YAPP Download file from RXDIR/SUBDIR/SUBDIR.
               Only with SYSOP-Status.

  R #     = Read       Read a message if it is to/from you or to ALL.
               E.g. 'R 9' display msg-no 9.
               Read any message, if correct Password.

  RM      = Read Mine  Read all messages to you.

  RN      = Read New   Read all new messages to you.

  RW      = WHAT       WHAT in RXDIR, if correct Password.


  SB      = Send       Send Bulletin to ALL.
        Bulletin

  SB SUBJ = Send       Send Bulletin to ALL (Subj. max 6 char).
        Bulletin

  SP SUBJ @ BBS        Forward a Bulletin to BBS.
               PTM will create a BID.

  SP SUBJ @ BBS $BID   Forward a Bulletin to BBS with a special BID.

  SP      = Send       Send a message to SYSOP.
               Then enter a subject plus CR. Next, type the message.
               Terminate with Ctrl Z plus CR or /EX.

  SP Call = Send Call  Send a message to Call.
               E.g. 'S OZ0ZK'.
               Then enter a subject plus CR. Next, type the message.
               Terminate with Ctrl Z plus CR or /EX.

  SP Call @ BBS        Forward a Message to Call at BBS.
               PTM will create a BID.

  SP Call @ BBS $BID   Forward a Message to Call at BBS with a special BID.

  SYS     = SYSOP-     Remote SYSOP-Status. Call.PMS file must be the same
        Status     file on both systems. See CF1 command to create this
               file.
               The remote system will answer back e.g.:  //P0123
               and PTM will find the correct Password and send it
               back to the remote system.
               You can now use the extended commands: L, R and K
               RW, PW, PK and PD - COPY and DEL.

  U       = Users      Send your users' list.

  V       = Version    Send the PTM Version-number.

  WN      = What News  Send the file NEWS.DAT. Make this file with an editor.

  XC      = Remote     Remote on Secondary Serial Port.
        Serial     You can set this function up to work with only people
        Port       with SYSOP-Status.
               To Exit Remote, the user must send a Ctrl Z or
               3 stars (*).
               The user will be able to remote control any device
               with a RS232 interface.

  XH      = Functions  Help file on Hardware Remote Control Functions.
        Help       (Will send the file FHELP.DAT).

  XS      = Functions  Status on Hardware Remote Control Functions.
        Status     (Will send the file(s) STATUSxx.DAT).

  X##     = HEX        Hardware Remote Control function - hardware made
        Remote     by SYSOP.
        Function   It might be a QSY to another frequency,
               antenna shift, turn on the Power Amp. or the coffee
               machine.
               A positive pulse on LPT1 or LPT2 will be sent
               on Data Bit 0 to 7.
               Value ## in HEX with 2 digits (01 to FF).
               (Will also send the file(s) F0.DAT - F7.DAT).

  X###    = DECIMAL    Hardware Remote Control function - hardware made
        Remote     by SYSOP.
        Function   Value ### in DECIMAL with 3 digits (001 to 255).
               (Send file F0.DAT - F7.DAT)

  YD File = Download   YAPP Binary Download of a file from the directory
               TXDIR.

  YD Dir/Dir/File      YAPP Binary Download of a file from the directory
               TXDIR/SUBDIR/SUBDIR.

  YU      = Upload     YAPP Binary Upload of a file to the directory RXDIR.

  YW      = What       Display What on disk in directory TXDIR.

  YW Dir  = What Dir   Display What on disk in directory TXDIR/SUBDIR.

  ?n      = Help       Short help with a group of commands.
               E.g. ?y will give you help with all the YAPP-commands.

  You can also use the PACFILE-format to upload files in the mailbox (ALT B).


  Take care if the disconnect timer = ON while you type your message.
  You will not receive anything from the other party and you will be
  disconnected after 10 minutes.

  Mail message-files are given the name ######TS.MSG (number from 000001 to
  099999) and will be saved in the subdirectory MAIL.

  Subdirs:
     RXDIR         PTM creates these 5 subdirs.
     TXDIR
     MAIL
     PSDIR
     LOG

  Files:
     PTM528US.DOC  This file.
     PTM528DK.DOC  Danish doc-file.
     PTM528NO.DOC  Norwegian doc-file.
     PTM528FR.DOC  French doc-file.
     PTM528SV.DOC  Swedish doc-file.
     PTM528IT.DOC  Italian doc-file.
     PTM528ES.DOC  Spanish doc-file.
     READMEUS.528  News in this version of PTM.
     READMEDK.528  Danish readme-file.
     PTM.EXE       Main-program.
     PTMSPEAK.BEL  Belgian text-file   - Copy PTMSPEAK.NED to PTMSPEAK.BEL
     PTMSPEAK.DAN  Danish text-file
     PTMSPEAK.DEU  German text-file
     PTMSPEAK.ENG  English text-file
     PTMSPEAK.ESP  Spanish text-file
     PTMSPEAK.FRA  French text-file
     PTMSPEAK.F¥R  Faroese text-file   - not supported yet
     PTMSPEAK.GRE  Greek text-file
     PTMSPEAK.GR¥  Greenlandic text    - not supported yet
     PTMSPEAK.HEL  Swiss text-file     - not supported yet
     PTMSPEAK.ISL  Islandic text-file  - not supported yet
     PTMSPEAK.ITA  Italian text-file
     PTMSPEAK.LUX  Luxemburgian text   - Copy PTMSPEAK.FRA to PTMSPEAK.LUX
     PTMSPEAK.NED  Dutch text-file
     PTMSPEAK.NOR  Norwegian text-file
     PTMSPEAK.POR  Portuguese text-file  not supported yet
     PTMSPEAK.SUO  Finnish text-file   - not supported yet
     PTMSPEAK.SVE  Swedish text-file
     PTMSPEAK.ÖST  Austrian text-file  - Copy PTMSPEAK.DEU to PTMSPEAK.ÖST
     PTMSPEAK.XXX  ? text-file
     PTMSPEAK.YYY  ? text-file
     PTMSPEAK.RUS  Russian text-file   - run EGAGARUS.EXE before PTM
     DO_SPEAK.BAT  Generates PTMSPEAK.BEL, PTMSPEAK.LUX and PTMSPEAK.ÖST
     CONVMAIL.EXE  To convert old mails (ver. 5.17 or older)
     EGAGARUS.EXE  Russian EGA/VGA display driver.
     PTM.CNF       PTM configurations-file. Do not create this file
               yourself. PTM will create this file.
     PTM.LOG       Log-file. PTM will create this file.
               This file will be in the LOG-directory.
     07021991.LOG  Daily Log file. PTM will create this file.
               This file will be in the LOG-directory.
     NAME.LOG      User Log-file. PTM will create this file.
               This file will be in the LOG-directory.
     NAMECALL.LOG  Format: NAME CALL @ BBS <CR><LF>
               Make this file with an editor in the LOG-directory.
     EXPERT.LOG    Expert/Novice Log. PTM will create this file.
               This file will be in the LOG-directory.
     LANGUAGE.LOG  Call/Language Log. PTM will create this file.
               This file will be in the LOG-directory.
     START1.TNC    Will be sent to TNC / Port1 at the start of PTM.
               Make this file with an editor.
     START2.TNC    Will be sent to TNC / Port2 at the start of PTM.
               Make this file with an editor.
     STOP1.TNC     Will be sent to TNC / Port1 on exit from PTM.
               Make this file with an editor.
     STOP2.TNC     Will be sent to TNC / Port2 on exit from PTM.
               Make this file with an editor.
     BUSY1.TNC     Will be sent to TNC / Port1 at Connect on Port2.
               Make this file with an editor.
     BUSY2.TNC     Will be sent to TNC / Port2 at Connect on Port1.
               Make this file with an editor.
     NOTBUSY1.TNC  Will be sent to TNC / Port1 at Disconnect on Port2.
               Make this file with an editor.
     NOTBUSY2.TNC  Will be sent to TNC / Port2 at Disconnect on Port1.
               Make this file with an editor.
     REINIT1.TNC   Will be sent to TNC / Port1 at Disconnect on Port1,
               if the X-command had been used in the Mailbox.
               Make this file with an editor.
     REINIT2.TNC   Will be sent to TNC / Port2 at Disconnect on Port2,
               if the X-command had been used in the Mailbox.
               Make this file with an editor.
     CONFIG1.TNC   Config-file for the TNC / Port1.
               Make this file with an editor.
     CONFIG2.TNC   Config-file for the TNC / Port2.
               Make this file with an editor.
     NEWS.DAT      News file. Make this file with an editor.
     WELCOME.DAT   Welcome file. Make this file with an editor.
     INFO.DAT      Info file. Make this file with an editor.

     FHELP.DAT     Help file for all remote functions.
     F0.DAT        Short description of X01 or X001 functions.
     F1.DAT                             X02 or X002
     F2.DAT                             X04 or X004
     F3.DAT                             X08 or X008
     F4.DAT                             X10 or X016
     F5.DAT                             X20 or X032
     F6.DAT                             X40 or X064
     F7.DAT                             X80 or X128
     STATUS1L.DAT  Status on ERROR = LOW
     STATUS1H.DAT  Status on ERROR = HIGH
     STATUS2L.DAT  Status on SELECT = LOW
     STATUS2H.DAT  Status on SELECT = HIGH
     STATUS3L.DAT  Status on PAPER OUT = LOW
     STATUS3H.DAT  Status on PAPER OUT = HIGH
     STATUS4L.DAT  STATUS on BUSY = LOW
     STATUS4H.DAT  Status on BUSY = HIGH
               Make these files with an editor.

     ROUTING.BUF   Route-file. Do not make this file with an editor.
               Instead, write it while running PTM.
     MACRO.BUF     Macro-file. Do not make this file with an editor.
               Instead, write it while running PTM.
     ######TS.MSG  Message-files in directory MAIL.
     MSGINDEX.PTM  Holds the last MSG-No. used by PTM. PTM creates this
               file in the MAIL-directory. The format is simple.
               E.g.: 000123  -  always 6 digits.
               You can create this file with an editor if you lose
               it.
     BIDCHECK.PTM  Contains all BID-numbers from received Forward.
               PTM creates this file in the MAIL-directory.
     ##CALL.LZH    Personal files in PSDIR. E.g 01oz4zk.lzh
     CALL.PSW      Password table. Use Ctrl F1 to create this file.
               The file will be named with your call. E.g. OZ4ZK.PSW
               Send this file to the remote-station and rename the
               file on your own system with the call of the remote-
               station.
               E.g. OZ6PU.PSW
               Now, you and the remote-station can use the extended
               mailbox-commands.
               The same table will be used in the crypto-command.
     CONNECT.LOG   Connect Only. Make this file in the LOG-directory.
               E.g.  OZ0AAA
                 OZ0BBB
                 OZ0CCC
               Only calls in this table will be connected.
     NOCON.LOG     No Connect. Make this file in the LOG-directory.
               E.g.  NOCALL
                 OZ0XXX
                 OZ0YYY
               Calls in this table will not be connected.
    BBS-CALL.LST   Contains a list of Messages-Broadcasts from the BBS.
    BBS-CALL.NUM   Contains the number on the last Msg-Broadcast in the
               list.
    BBS-CALL.IDX   Contains the highest Msg-no, seen from the BBS.
    LZHUF.EXE      This file is used by PTM for auto-unpacking the
               compressed bulletins fetched with the BF-Command.
               The file LZHUF.EXE must be placed in the MAIL-dir.
    SIZE_CUT.LZH   Packed file for the BAYCOM-User:
               SIZEFILE.DOC
               SIZEFILE.EXE
               CUTFILE.DOC
               CUTFILE.EXE

     LIST.COM      An excellent program to display ASCII-files.
               Use it with PTM (ALT L).

     NE.COM        Editor. Any small editor can be used.
               Use it with PTM (ALT U).


Examples: Modem setup.

---------------------------------
TNC2c - CONFIG1.TNC / CONFIG2.TNC
---------------------------------
3rdparty ON
8bitconv ON
ADrdisp  ON
AMonth   ON
ASyrxovr 0
AUtolf   OFF
AWlen    8
Ax25l2v2 ON
AXDelay  0
AXHang   0
BBfailed 0
BBSmsgs  ON
Beacon   EVERY 0
BKondel  ON
BReak    ON
BText    OZ4ZK - KURT - ALBERTSLUND - JO65CJ  .
BUdlist  OFF
CANline  $18
CANPac   $19
CBell    ON
CHeck    30
CLKadj   0
CMdtime  1
CMSg     ON
CMSGDisc OFF
COMmand  $03
CONMode  CONVERSE
CONOk    ON
CONPerm  OFF
CONStamp ON
CPactime OFF
CR       ON
CRAfter  ON
CText    PTM is running  .
DAYUsa   OFF
DELete   OFF
DIGipeat ON
DIGISent 263
DWait    0
Echo     OFF
EScape   OFF
Flow     OFF
FRack    8
FUlldup  OFF
HEaderli ON
HEALled  OFF
HId      ON
HOMebbs  OZ6BBS
HOvrerr  1
HUndrerr 0
KILONFWD ON
KISs     OFF
LCAlls
LCok     ON
LCStream ON
LFadd    OFF
LFIgnore ON
LOGonmsg ON
MAll     ON
MAXframe 4
MCOM     OFF
MCon     OFF
MFilter  $07,$2A
Monitor  OFF
MRpt     ON
MSGHdr   ON
MStamp   ON
MYAlias  OZ4ZK-1
MYcall   OZ4ZK
MYPcall  OZ4ZK-8
NEwmode  ON
NOmode   OFF
NUcr     OFF
NULf     OFF
NULLs    0
Paclen   128
PACTime  AFTER 10
PARity   0
PASs     $0A
PASSAll  OFF
PErsist  48
PMs      OFF
PIdcheck OFF
PPersist ON
RCVDFrmr 0
RCVDIfra 0
RCVDRej  0
RCVDSabm 0
REDispla $12
RESptime 5
REtry    10
RXblock  OFF
RXCount  0
RXErrors 0
Screenln 0
SEndpac  $0D
SENTFrmr 0
SENTIfra 0
SENTRej  0
SLottime 10
STArt    $00
STATus   $00
STExt    OZ4ZK - TNC2c - Mailbox  .
STOp     $00
STREAMCa OFF
STREAMDb OFF
STReamsw $00
TRACe    OFF
TRFlow   OFF
TRIes    0
TXCount  0
TXdelay  30
TXFlow   OFF
TXQovflw 0
TXTmo    0
TXUifram ON
Unproto  PTM
USers    1
Xflow    OFF
XMitok   ON
XOff     $00
XON      $00
RESTART

-------------------------------
TNC2c - START1.TNC / START2.TNC
-------------------------------
PMs OFF
MYcall OZ4ZK
MYPcall OZ4ZK-8
CText PTM is running
CMSGDisc OFF
Mon ON

-----------------------------
TNC2c - STOP1.TNC / STOP2.TNC
-----------------------------
Mon OFF
CMSGDisc OFF
CText Not QRV Now!
STExt OZ4ZK - TNC2c - Mailbox
MYPcall OZ4ZK
MYcall OZ4ZK-8
PMS ON

-----------------------------
TNC2c - BUSY1.TNC / BUSY2.TNC
-----------------------------
Mon OFF
CText Busy on other port - call later
CMSGDisc ON

-----------------------------------
TNC2c - NOTBUSY1.TNC / NOTBUSY2.TNC
-----------------------------------
CText PTM is running
CMSGDisc OFF
Mon ON


---------------------------------
PK-88 - CONFIG1.TNC / CONFIG2.TNC
---------------------------------
3Rdparty  ON
8Bitconv  ON
ACKprior  OFF
ACRDisp   0
ACRPack   ON
AFilter   OFF
ALFDisp   OFF
ALFPack   OFF
AUTOBaud  ON
AWlen     8
Ax25l2v2  ON
AXDelay   0 (00 msec.)
AXHang    0 (000 msec.)
BBSmsgs   OFF
Beacon    EVERY 0 (00 sec.)
BKondel   OFF
BText     QTH JO65HO Copenhagen, Name Henrik. 20w GP.
CANline   $18 (CTRL-X)
CANPac    $19 (CTRL-Y)
CASedisp  0 (as is)
CBell     OFF
CFrom     no NOCALL, PK232, PK88
CHCall    OFF
CHDouble  OFF
CHeck     30 (300 sec.)
CHSwitch  35
CLKadj    0
CMdtime   10 (1000 msec.)
CMSg      ON
COMmand   $03 (CTRL-C)
CONMode   CONVERSE
CONPerm   OFF
CONStamp  ON
CPactime  OFF
CText     .
CUstom    $6A15
DAYStamp  ON
DELete    OFF
DFrom     no NOCALL
DWait     16 (160 msec.)
Echo      OFF
EScape    OFF
Flow      OFF
FRack     5 (5 sec.)
FREe      19040
FUlldup   OFF
HBaud     1200
HEAderln  OFF
HId       OFF
HOMebbs   OZ6BBS
ILfpack   OFF
KILONFWD  ON
LAstmsg   0
LIte      OFF
MAildrop  ON
MAXframe  4
MBEll     OFF
MBx       none
MCon      0 (none)
MDigi     OFF
MDMon     OFF
MDPrompt  Enter message, ^Z (CTRL-Z) to end
MFIlter   $07,$2A
MFrom     all
MId       0 (00 sec.)
MMsg      ON
Monitor   4
MProto    OFF
MRpt      ON
MStamp    OFF
MTExt     Welcome to my AEA PK-88 maildrop.
Type H for help.
MTo       none
MXmit     OFF
MYAlias   OZ1FER-2
MYcall    OZ1FER
MYMail    OZ1FER-8
NEwmode   ON
NOmode    OFF
NUCr      OFF
NULf      OFF
NULLs     0
PACLen    128
PACTime   AFTER 10 (1000 msec.)
PARity    0 (none)
PASs      $16 (CTRL-V)
PASSAll   OFF
PErsist   63
PPersist  ON
REDispla  $12 (CTRL-R)
RELink    OFF
RESptime  0 (000 msec.)
REtry     15
SEndpac   $0D (CTRL-M)
SLottime  30 (300 msec.)
SQuelch   OFF
STArt     $00
STOp      $00
TBaud     9600
TIme      $14 (CTRL-T)
TOne      3 (1200/2200 eq)
TRACe     OFF
TRFlow    OFF
TRIes     0
TXdelay   30 (300 msec.)
TXFlow    OFF
Unproto   PTM
USers     1
WHYnot    OFF
XFlow     OFF
XMITOk    ON
XOff      $00
XON       $00

-------------------------------
PK-88 - START1.TNC / START2.TNC
-------------------------------
MAildrop OFF
CUstom $6A15
MDMmon OFF
3Rdparty ON
MYcall OZ1FER
MYMail OZ1FER-8
CText .
Becon EVERY 0
USers 1
Unproto PTM
Monito 4

-----------------------------
PK-88 - STOP1.TNC / STOP2.TNC
-----------------------------
Monito 0
MAildrop ON
MYcall OZ1FER-8
MYMail OZ1FER
CText Not qrv right now. Drop msg. in my maildrop.
USers 10
3Rdparty ON
MDMon OFF
CUstom $6A15


--------------------------------
PK-232 CONFIG1.TNC / CONFIG2.TNC
--------------------------------
MONITOR  NO
UNPROTO  PTM
3RDPARTY ON
8BITCONV ON
ACKPRIOR OFF
ACRDISP  0
ACRPACK  ON
ACRRTTY  71
ADELAY   4 (40 msec.)
AFILTER  OFF
ALFDISP  OFF
ALFPACK  OFF
AUDELAY  0 (00 msec.)
AWLEN    8
AX25L2V2 ON
AXDELAY  0 (00 msec.)
AXHANG   0 (000 msec.)
BBSMSGS  OFF
BEACON   EVERY 0 (00 sec.)
BITINV   $00
BKONDEL  OFF
BTEXT
CANLINE  $18 (CTRL-X)
CANPAC   $19 (CTRL-Y)
CASEDISP 0 (as is)
CBELL    OFF
CCITT    ON
CFROM    no NOCALL
CHCALL   OFF
CHDOUBLE OFF
CHECK    18 (180 sec.)
CHSWITCH $00
CMDTIME  1 (100 msec.)
CMSG     ON
CODE     0 (International)
COMMAND  $03 (CTRL-C)
CONMODE  CONVERSE
CONPERM  OFF
CONSTAMP ON
CPACTIME OFF
CRADD    OFF
CTEXT
CUSTOM   $0016
CWID     $06 (CTRL-F)
DAYSTAMP ON
DCDCONN  OFF
DIGI     OFF
DELETE   OFF
DFROM    no NOCALL
DIDDLE   OFF
DWAIT    8 (80 msec.)
EAS      ON
ECHO     OFF
ESCAPE   OFF
FAXNEG   OFF
FLOW     OFF
FRACK    4 (4 sec.)
FSPEED   2 (120)
FULLDUP  OFF
GRAPHICS 1 (960 dots)
HBAUD    1200
HEADERLN ON
HEREIS   $02 (CTRL-B)
HID      OFF
ILFPACK  ON
LEFTRITE ON
MAILDROP OFF
MARSDISP OFF
MAXFRAME 4
MBELL    OFF
MBX      none
MCON     0 (none)
MDIGI    OFF
MDMON    OFF
MDPROMPT Enter Message, ^Z(CTRL  Z) to End >
MFILTER  $00
MFROM    no NOCALL
MID      0 (00 sec.)
MONITOR  4 (UA DM C D I UI)
MPROTO   ON
MRPT     ON
MSTAMP   OFF
MSPEED   20
MTO      no NOCALL
MWEIGHT  10
MYALIAS
MYCALL
MYALTCAL
MYIDENT
MYSELCAL
NEWMODE  ON
NOMODE   OFF
NUCR     OFF
NULF     OFF
NULLS    0
PACLEN   234
PACTIME  AFTER 4 (400 msec.)
PARITY   0 (none)
PASS     $16 (CTRL-V)
PASSALL  OFF
RECEIVE  $04 (CTRL-D)
REDISPLA $12 (CTRL-R)
RELINK   OFF
RESPTIME 5 (500 msec.)
RETRY    6
SENDPAC  $0D (CTRL-M)
SQUELCH  OFF
START    $00
STOP     $00
TBAUD
TIME     $14 (CTRL-T)
TRACE    OFF
TRFLOW   OFF
TXDELAY  35 (350 msec.)
TXFLOW   OFF
USERS    1
VHF      ON
WHYNOT   OFF
WIDESHFT ON
XFLOW    OFF
XMITOK   ON
XOFF     $00
XON      $00
MONITOR  2
RESTART


------------------------------------
KAM 2.85 - CONFIG1.TNC / CONFIG2.TNC
------------------------------------
8BITCONV ON
ASCBAUD  110
ALIAS    OFF/OFF
AX25L2V2 ON/ON
ABAUD    9600
AUTOCR   72
AUTOLF   OFF
AUTOSTRT OFF
AXDELAY  0
AXHANG   0
BEACON   EVERY 0/EVERY 0
BBSMSGS  OFF
BKONDEL  OFF
BTEXT    KANTRONICS ALL MODE COMMUNICATOR VERSION 2.85
BUDLIST  OFF/OFF
BUDCALLS NONE
CANLINE  $18
CANPAC   $19
CCITT    ON
CHECK    0/20
CMDTIME  1
CMSG     DISC/ON
COMMAND  $03
CONLIST  OFF/OFF
CONMODE  CONVERS
CONOK    ON
CPACTIME OFF
CR       ON
CRADD    OFF
CRLFSUP  OFF
CSTAMP   ON
CTEXT    PTM is running
CWBAND   200
CWSPEED  10
CWTONE   750
DAYTWEAK 8
DAYUSA   OFF
DBLDISC  OFF
DELETE   $08
DIDDLE   OFF
DIGIPEAT OFF/OFF
DWAIT    16/16
ECHO     OFF
ESCAPE   OFF
EXCARDET OFF/OFF
EXTMODEM OFF
FLOW     OFF
FILTER   OFF
FRACK    4/4
FSKINV   OFF
FULLDUP  OFF
GATEWAY  OFF
HBAUD    300/1200
HEADERLN ON
HID      OFF/OFF
INVERT   OFF
KISSMODE OFF
KNTIMER  5
LCOK     ON
LCRTTY   OFF
LCSTREAM ON
LFADD    OFF
LLIST    OFF
LOWTONES ON
MONITOR  OFF/ON
MALL     OFF/ON
MARK     1600
MAXFRAME 4/4
MAXUSERS 0
MBEACON  OFF/OFF
MCON     OFF/OFF
MCOM     ON/ON
MISSCHAR $20
MORSE
CODE     TX      RX         CODE     TX      RX
**--    $00    $00          *-*-    $2A(*) $4141(AA)
---*    $00    $00          ----    $00    $00
***-*   $21(!) $534E(SN)    **-**   $00    $00
**-*-   $00    $00          **--*   $00    $00
*-***   $25(%) $4153(AS)    *-**-   $00    $00
*-*-*   $2B(+) $4152(AR)    *-*--   $00    $00
*--**   $00    $00          *--*-   $00    $00
*---*   $00    $00          -**-*   $2F(/) $2F(/)
-**--   $00    $00          -*-**   $00    $00
-*-*-   $26(&) $4B41(KA)    -*--*   $28(() $28(()
-*---   $00    $00          --**-   $00    $00
--*-*   $00    $00          --*--   $00    $00
---*-   $00    $00          ***-*-  $23(#) $534B(SK)
*-***-  $00    $00
MRESP    OFF/OFF
MRPT     ON/ON
MSTAMP   OFF
MYCALL   OZ6PU/OZ6PU
MYALIAS  6PU/6PU
MYNODE   OZ6PU-1
MYPBBS   OZ6PU-8
MYGATE   OZ6PU-9
MYSELCAL OZPU
NDMON    OFF
NDWILD   ON
NEWMODE  ON
NOMODE   OFF
NTEXT
* Located J O 6 5 H P *
* Keyboard O Z 6 P U  *
* P B B S  O Z 6 P U-8*
* Other SSIDs is NODE *
NUCR     0
NULF     0
NUMNODES 2
PACLEN   128/128
PACTIME  AFTER 4
PARITY   4
PASS     $16
PASSALL  OFF/OFF
PBBS     16
PBMON    ON
PBPERSON OFF
PERSIST  255/255
PID      OFF/OFF
PMODE    NONE
PROSIGN  $5C
PORT     VHF
PTEXT
[Kantronics All Mode KAM]
*** Personal Mailbox ***
*** Mail til 3. mand ***
*** er tilladt her!! ***
RBAUD    50
REDISPLA $12
RELINK   OFF/OFF
RESPTIME 5/5
RETRY    0/6
RING     OFF
RNRTIME  6
SCREENL  0
SENDPAC  $0D
SHIFT    MODEM
SLOTTIME 5/10
SPACE    1800
START    $00
STATSHRT ON
STOP     $00
STREAMSW $7F/$60
STREAMCA OFF
STREAMDB OFF
STREAMEV OFF
SUPLIST  BOTH
SUPCALLS CTP,MBX,MAIL,CQ,BAKE,BEACON
TRACE    OFF
TRFLOW   OFF
TRIES    0
TXDELAY  35/35
TXDAMTOR 5
TXFLOW   OFF
UNPROTO  HF/PTM
USERS    0/1
USOS     ON
WTEXT    This is OZ6PU jo65hp Copenhagen Denmark!
XFLOW    OFF
XMITECHO OFF
XOFF     $00
XON      $00


------------------------------------
KAM 5.02 - CONFIG1.TNC / CONFIG2.TNC
------------------------------------
8BITCONV ON
ASCBAUD  110
ARQBBS   OFF
ARQID    9
ARQTIME  2
AX25L2V2 ON/ON
ABAUD    9600
AUTOCR   79
AUTOLF   OFF
AUTOSTRT OFF
AXDELAY  0
AXHANG   0
BEACON   EVERY 0/EVERY 30
BKONDEL  OFF
BTEXT
BUDLIST  OFF/OFF
BUDCALLS NONE
CANLINE  $18
CANPAC   $19
CCITT    ON
CD       SOFTWARE/SOFTWARE
CHECK    30/30
CMDTIME  1
CMSG     OFF/OFF
COMMAND  $03
CONLIST  OFF/OFF
CONMODE  CONVERS
CONOK    ON
CPACTIME OFF
CR       ON
CRADD    OFF
CRSUP    OFF/OFF
CSTAMP   OFF
CTEXT
CWBAND   200
CWID     EVERY 0/EVERY 0
CWPTT    OFF
CWSPEED  25
CWTONE   750
DAYTIME  26-05-92  12:14:40
DAYTWEAK 8
DAYUSA   OFF
DBLDISC  OFF
DELETE   $08
DIDDLE   ON
DIGIPEAT ON/ON
DWAIT    10/2
ECHO     OFF
ESCAPE   OFF
EXTMODEM OFF
FLOW     OFF
FILTER   ON
FRACK    3/3
FSKINV   OFF
FULLDUP  OFF
HBAUD    300/1200
HEADERLN OFF
HID      OFF/OFF
INTFACE  TERMINAL
INVERT   OFF
KNTIMER  5
KNXCON   OFF
LCOK     ON
LCRTTY   OFF
LCSTREAM ON
LFADD    OFF/OFF
LFSUP    OFF/OFF
LLIST    OFF
LOWTONES OFF
MONITOR  ON/ON
MALL     ON/ON
MARK     1600
MAXFRAME 2/4
MAXUSERS
MBEACON  ON/ON
MCON     OFF/OFF
MCOM     OFF/OFF
MISSCHAR $20
MYALIAS
MYAUTOST
MYNODE
MYPBBS
MYREMOTE
MYGATE
MYGROUP
MYSELCAL
NAVERR   5
NAVMSG   ALL
NAVSTA   NONE
NDWILD   OFF
NEWMODE  ON
NOMODE   OFF
NTEXT
NUCR     0
NULF     0
NUMNODES
PACLEN   128/0
PACTIME  AFTER 5
PARITY   4
PASS     $16
PASSALL  OFF/OFF
PBBS
PBHEADER ON
PBLO     OLD FIXED
PBPERSON OFF
PERSIST  255/255
PID      OFF/OFF
PMODE    NONE
PORT     VHF
POSTKEY  12
PREKEY   12
PROSIGN  $5C
PTEXT
RBAUD    45
REDISPLA $12
RELINK   OFF/OFF
REPHASE  ON
RESPTIME 5/3
RETRY    15/15
RING     OFF
RNRTIME  0
RTEXT
SCREENL  0
SENDPAC  $0D
SHIFT    170
SLOTTIME 10/5
SPACE    1800
START    $00
STATSHRT ON
STOP     $00
STREAMSW $00/$00
STREAMCA OFF
STREAMEV OFF
SUPLIST  OFF
SUPCALLS NONE
SWP      25,8,75/17,17,108
TRACE    OFF
TRFLOW   OFF
TRIES    0
TXDELAY  50/30
TXDAMTOR 5
TXDFEC   0
TXFLOW   OFF
UNPROTO  CQ/CQ
USERS    1/1
USOS     ON
WTEXT
XFLOW    OFF
XMITECHO ON
XMITOK   ON/ON
XOFF     $00
XON      $00


----------------------------------------------
TELEREADER TNC-241 - CONFIG1.TNC / CONFIG2.TNC
----------------------------------------------
8BITCONV ON
AX25L2V2 ON
ABAUD    9600
AFC      OFF
ASYRXOVR 0
AUTOLF   OFF
AWLEN    8
AXDELAY  0
AXHANG   0
BEACON   EVERY 0
BBFAILED 0
BBSMSGS  OFF
BKONDEL  ON
BTEXT    *** Gold-Coast LABRADOR 4215 * new software PTM-5.25 for test ***
BUDLIST  OFF
CBELL    ON
CBUZZ    3
CONPERM  OFF
CHECK    30
CMDTIME  1
CMSG     ON
CMSGDISC OFF
CPACTIME OFF
CR       ON
CTEXT Hi, This is Art at Labrador. PMS is on VK4GO-2.
CANLINE  $18
COMMAND  $03
CANPAC   $19
CONOK    ON
CONMODE  CONVERSE
CONSTAMP OFF
DISCONE  ON
DAYSTAMP ON
DAYUSA   OFF
DELETE   OFF
DELETEDB ON
DWAIT    16
DIGIPEAT ON
DIGISENT 0
DTEXT    ** Thanks for calling CUL 73 ** ART **
ECHO     OFF
ESCAPE   OFF
FLOW     OFF
FLOVER   0
FRACK    3
FULLDUP  OFF
HBAUD    1200
HEADERLN ON
HEALLED  OFF
HID      ON
HOVRERR  0
HUNDRERR 0
KNJ      OFF
LCOK     ON
LFADD    OFF
LFIGNORE OFF
LCALLS
LCSTREAM ON
LOOP     OFF
MONITOR  ON
MBOD     ON
MAIL     ON
MALL     ON
MCON     OFF
MEM      OFF
MFILTER  $00
MRPT     ON
MSTAMP   OFF
MRCALL
MTCALL
MTEXT
MTR      OFF
MMUI     OFF
MYCALL   VK4GO
MYALIAS
MYMCALL  VK4GO-2
MAXFRAME 4
MCOM     OFF
MNET     OFF
MODE     FSK
NEWMODE  ON
NOMODE   OFF
NUCR     OFF
NULF     OFF
NULLS    0
PACLEN   255
PARITY   0
PASS     $16
PASSALL  OFF
PACTIME  AFTER 10
PERSIST  63
PPERSIST OFF
RADIO    2
RCVDFRMR 0
RCVDIFRA 0
RCVDREJ  0
RCVDSABM 0
RETRY    3
REDISPLA $12
RELINK   OFF
RESPTIME 250
ROUTE    ON
RSFLOW   ON
RXBLOCK  OFF
RXCOUNT  0
RXERRORS 0
SCREENLN 0
SENDPAC  $0D
SENTFRMR 0
SENTIFRA 0
SENTREJ  0
SLOTTIME 10
SOFTDCD  OFF
SQUELCH  OFF
START    $00
STOP     $00
STREAMSW $00
STREAMCA OFF
STREAMDB OFF
TIME     $14
TOUT     30
TRFLOW   OFF
TRIES    0
TRACE    OFF
TXCOUNT  235
TXDELAY  50
TXFLOW   OFF
TXQOVFLW 0
TXTMO    0
TXUIFRAM ON
UNPROTO  PTM
USERS    1
X16      OFF
XFLOW    OFF
XMITOK   ON
XOFF     $00
XON      $00

*****************************************************************************

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