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//<n> <Text> : Sends a text to channel <n>
//7+ <ON/OFF> : Switches 7+ AutoSave on or off
//Bell : Calls Sysop by ringing a bell
//CATalog [wildcard] : Shows a list of all readable files
//CUT : Aborts a file transfer
//DELete : Delets a file, which is generated by //Write
//DIRectory [wildcard] : like //CATalog
//DISConnect : Fast Disconnect (without dismissal)
//Echo <text> : Sends back <text>
//END : Ends text saving, which was started by //Write
//Help [command] : This message or more details on "command"
//Info : Sends an info about this station
//Language <language> : Changes the language of the messages
//MHeard [number] : Shows a list of heard stations
//MHeard <call> : Shows at which time <call> was finally heard
//Name <name> : Stores your name if not yet known
//NEws : Shows news (if there exist any)
//PRompt <ON/OFF> : Switches on/off the Remote Prompt
//Quit : Quits the contact
//Read <filename> : Sends the file "filename"
//RPrg <filename> : Sends the file "filename" in the AutoBin mode
//RTt <portnr> : Shows the round trip time
//RUN <program> : Runs an external program
//Usage [call] : Chanel state or a short info about "call"
//VERsion : Shows the version number of this software
//Write <filename> : Stores the following text into the file "filename"
//WPrg <filename> : Stores a file in the AutoBin mode
All commands must begin in the first row and must be completed with a CR.
Type "//h h" for more details.
@7+,2
//7+ <ON/OFF>
This command switches 7+ AutoSave on or off. This command may be used
if you want to send some 7+ files, but the operator is not at his
station and you are not sure, if he turned 7+ AutoSave on or not.
@WPRG,2
//WPrg <filename>
This command starts the storage of a file in AutoBin mode.
The AutoBin mode is a simple transfer protocol which contains a CRC
check. Unfortunately it doesnt't correct errors.
This AutoBin mode is compatible to THP and SP.
@WRITE,1
//Write <filename>
This command starts the storage of a text. All text after this command
will be stored into the file "filename" until you send a Ctrl-Z or
the command //END.
@VERSION,3
//VERsion
Shows the version number of this software.
@USAGE,1
//Usage [call]
The command without further parameters shows the actual channel state
of this station.
If you add a call to the command, you will get a short information
about the call, if it's stored in path file of GP.
@RUN,3
//RUN <program>
This function runs an external program and sends the output to the TNC.
All external programs must use the DOS standard output handle or it
won't work with GP.
The parameter "?" will send back a list of all available programs.
There can be run two types of remote programs:
a) Standard remote programs
The call of these programs consists of five steps:
1.: Open a temporary file on disk.
2.: Redirect the DOS device CON into this file.
3.: Run the program. The screen output will now be written into
the file.
4.: Read the temporary file ans send it to the TNC.
5.: Delete the temporary file.
These programs may be programmed of any user of GP in any program
language. The only thing you must consider is to use the DOS Handle 1
(standard output device) for your screen outputs.
b) GPRI programs
Since version 1.50 GP includes a special program interface called
GPRI (Graphic Packet Remote Interface). This interface allows an
interactive communication between the remote program and the
remote user. GPRI-programs run in a kind of "multitasking", so
several connected users can run these programs at the same time.
@RPRG,2
//RPrg <filename>
This function sends a file in AutoBin mode. You must first set your
own program ready to recieve the file in AutoBin mode before sending
the remote command.
The AutoBin mode is compatible to THP and SP.
@READ,1
//Read <filename>
This command sends you a text file. You can get a list of all readable
files by sending the command "//CATalog".
@QUIT,1
//Quit
This command can be used to terminate the QSO instead of a simple
hard disconnect. If you use this command, you will get a dismissal text
before the QSO is disconnected.
@PROMPT,2
//PRompt <ON/OFF>
This command turns on/off the remote prompt. If it's on, the prompt
will appear, when a remote command is completed to show you the system
is ready to get the next command.
@NEWS,2
//NEws
This command will show you some news if there exist any.
@NAME,1
//Name <name>
If your name istn't yet stored in the path file of GP, you can use
this command to add your name to the file. You must use a <SPACE> to
seperate the name from the command. The name itself can consist of any
character, including <SPACE>.
@MHEARD,2
//MHeard [number]
This command shows you a list of heard stations. If you append a
number to the command (seperated by a single <SPACE>), GP will send
you this number of finally heard stations. The single command without
a number will show you the last 20 stations.
@INFO,1
//Info
Shows an information text about this station.
@HELP,1
//Help
General information:
All commands must begin in the first row and be completed with a <CR>.
You must begin each command with "//" or nothing will happen.
All commands may be abbreviated. If you add a parameter to the command,
you must sperate it with a single <SPACE> from the command. If a
command needs more than one parameter, all parameters must be seperated
by a single <SPACE>, too.
A command inclusive parameters must not exceed the length of 80
characters.
@END,3
//END
Aborts the file transfer, which was started by //Write. This command
can't be used to abort an AutoBin transfer.
@ECHO,1
//Echo <text>
This command is a simple echo and sends back the following text.
Seperate the Text from the command with a <SPACE>.
@DISCONNECT,4
//DISConnect
This command terminates the QSO immediately without any dismissal text.
@DIRECTORY,3
//DIRectory [wildcard]
This function returns the volume of the user directory. All files
can be read with //Read or //RPrg. Also //Write or //WPrg write the
files into this directory.
You can use wildcards with this command, e.g. "//DIR *.txt". You
even can use several wildcards seperated by a semicolon.
e.g. "//DIR *.txt;*.doc"
@DELETE,3
//DELete <filename>
This command allows you to delete a file from the user directory.
You only can delete files, which you have generated by yourself with
//Write. Other files can only be deleted by the sysop of this station.
@CUT,3
//CUT
If you have started a file transfer with //Read, you are able to
abort it with this command.
@CATALOG,3
//CATalog [wildcard]
This function returns the volume of the user directory. All files
can be read with //Read or //RPrg. Also //Write or //WPrg write the
files into this directory.
You can use wildcards with this command, e.g. "//CAT *.txt". You
even can use several wildcards seperated by a semicolon.
e.g. "//CAT *.txt;*.doc"
@BELL,1
//Bell
This command activates a bell to wake up the operator. :-)
@LANGUAGE,1
//Language <language>
With this command you can change the language of the remote messages.
A call without parameters returns a list of all supported languages.
@RTT,2
//RTt <portnr>
This command calculates the round trip time between our stations.
Your program must be able to execute the remote command "//Echo",
otherwise this command will not work. If you use BayCom or Digicom,
add the number of the actual port to the command, e.g. "//RT 1".
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