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MFJ-1278B MULTI-MODE ADVANCED OPERATION
K## Allows you kill the message in slot nn, where nn is a particular slot number. Remote
users may only kill messages that are addressed only to them or originated by them.
The local and remote SYSOP can kill any messages, depending on the setting of the
new command REMsysop. Please refer to the REMsysop for more detailed
information.
L This command allows the remote user, local or remote SYSOP to list all messages in
the mailbox. All of slots which are currently in use will be listed. They all will have
the slot number, flag field, the destination callsign, originator callsign, subject field.
Also the Mailbox command line will be on the next line.
M This allows the remote user, local or remote SYSOP to change memory banks in the
mailbox ram. The current memory bank is indicated on the mailbox command line.
The bank will be inside a pair of{}, which will be after the "bytes free" indicator.
Below is an example of a typical command line from the mailbox:
nn free {n} Mailbox (B,E,H(elp),J,K,L,M,R,S,T) >
Where {n} is the bank number. The bank number will vary from 0 to 7 depending on the
size of the expanded memory ram. The bank numbers in relation to the RAM size are as
follows:
MEMORY SIZE NUMBER OF BANKS
32K 0
128K 0 or 1
512K 0 thru 7
NOTE: There will be only one (1) number in the { } at anytime.
For example let's say that you are running a 128K mailbox, and a remote user wants to access
memory bank #1. First a connection to your mailbox must be made. Once the Mailbox
command line is obtained the user will type:
M 0 <CR>
This will be received by your Mailbox and then your Mailbox will send back a new Mailbox
command line:
nn free {0} Mailbox (B, E, H(elp), J, K, L, M, R, S, T)>
Thus the {0}indicates the memory bank has been switched to bank #1.