Woodrick, Ed wrote: > > > > One of the best uses of the "I" command is to see if the repeater is > linked or not. > > If you issue the I command and get a repeater ID or nothing (if ID > doesn't exist) then you know the repeater is not linked.
Or your signal sucks and the gateway didn't even copy your header. This is the main reason to make sure you have a file there... if it doesn't reply at all, then you know your data signal is puny. :-) > And don't forget the commonly used :) voice mail commands as well, > S0end, R0eceive, and C0lear. Has anyone found a useful use for these? Barry here mentioned putting a bunch of info in the ID, but it would seem a better place for that might be the "0" mailbox... but then again, someone could overwrite it... Nate WY0X
