total of the frames should be less than 330 bites. This buffer size is the minimum required to
send one maximum frame. The information field maximum length is 256 bites, but it becomes
this size when other information such as destination callsign and relative relay station data is
included.
4-7 Monitor related commands
There are MONITOR, MCOM, MCON, MALL, MRPT, and TRACE commands available to control
the condition and display on the screen.
4-7-1 Monitor command
Abbrev: M default: ON parameter: ON/OFF
Example: M ON
This is used to monitor the packet communications (or not). If ON is selected, you will see your
messages and other traffic on the monitored frequency, including unproto traffic. If OFF is
selected, you will only see packets addressed to your station.
4-7-2 MCOM command
Abbrev.: MCOM default: OFF parameter: ON/OFF
Example: MCOM ON
This sets the TNC to monitor certain frames.
If set ON, and MONITOR is set ON, all frames, including control frames, are monitored. If set OFF,
it monitors only I frames (information frames). When ON is selected the frame status is shown
between[< >]. The details are available from books on packet or on the internet. Frames used in
packet communication are listed below:
l Types of frames
[I] information frames(I)
[RR] Available for reception frame(RR)
[RNR] Not available for reception frame(RNR)
[REJ] deny frame(REJ)
[C] connection request frame(SABM)
[D] disconnection frame (DISC)
[DM] disconnection notice frame(DM)
[UA] Non numeric system confirmation notice frame (UA)
[FRMR] frame refusal notice frame (FRMR)
[UI] Non numeric system information frame (UI)
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