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		      COPYRIGHT (C) 1983, 1984  BY
		DIGITAL EQUIPMENT CORPORATION, MAYNARD MASS.

 THIS SOFTWARE  IS FURNISHED UNDER A LICENSE  AND MAY BE USED  AND COPIED
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        ABORT           Terminate the transfer of a file to the remote-host
	BREAK		Initiate a BREAK sequence and CONTINUE (if possible)
        CALL            Initiate a call to a selected REMOTE-HOST
        CLEAR           Clear a call that was in progress
        CLOSE           Close the log file opened by the LOG command
	CONTINUE	Continue a call that was interrupted by the user
        DEFINE          Define a REMOTE-HOST in terms of its DTE address
        EXIT            Exit to the EXEC
        HELP            Give help with X29PAD's commands and operation
        INFORMATION     Give information on various parameters in X29PAD
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        PUSH            Push to a new EXEC
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 The ABORT command allows the user to stop the sending of a file to the
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 have been defined up to that point. Optionally, you may elect to supply the
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	X29PAD-CALL>INFORMATION (about current CALL parameters)

 The INFORMATION subcommand will display any data the user has supplied in
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  X29PAD-CALL>FACILITIES-DATA (are) arguments

 where the arguments are either octal data in the range 0 to 377 or quoted
 ASCII strings. For example, the following command:

  X29PAD-CALL>FACILITIES-DATA (are) 1 1 0 0 "A2" 3 21

 sets the FACILITIES-DATA string for this call to:

	<1><1><0><0>A2<3><21>

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  X29PAD-CALL>USER-DATA (are) arguments

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 ASCII strings. For example, the following command:

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 Issuing the USER-DATA subcommand without supplying data clears the default
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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"Lw,w*,~ The CLOSE command terminates session logging and closes the log file that
 was initiated by using the LOG command. The format of the command is:

  X29PAD>CLOSE (log file!)

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"M,w*,~ The CONTINUE command allows the user to continue a call that was
 interrupted by the typing of the ESCAPE-CHARACTER to return to
 command mode. The format of this command is:

  X29PAD>CONTINUE (current call)

 The CONTINUE command will attempt to restart communications with
 the REMOTE-HOST and will notify the user if this is not possible.

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"M>,w*,~ The DEFINE command is used to associate the name of a remote host with
 a DTE address and (optionally) a DTE subaddress. The format of this
 command is:

  X29PAD>DEFINE remote-host-name (to be) dte-address dte-subaddress

 where the remote-host-name is an alphanumeric string of up to 16 characters
 in length and dte-address and dte-subaddress are numeric strings of up to
 15 digits in length.

 The DEFINE command may also be used to remove a remote host from the remote
 host table. This is done by typing a carriage return after the name of the
 remote host you wish to delete. The format is:

  X29PAD>DEFINE remote-host-name <carriage-return>

 The DEFINE command may also be used to change the DTE address and subaddress
 of a remote host that has already been defined by simply defining the remote
 host again. The entry for this remote host will be updated in the remote host
 table.

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"N",w*,~ The EXIT command causes X29PAD to return the user to TOPS20 command mode.
 If a CALL to a REMOTE-HOST is still in progress it will be cleared. If
 LOGGING was being done, the log file will be closed and logging terminated.
 Typing the TOPS20 CONTINUE command will cause X29PAD to resume execution,
 but you must re-enable logging manually.
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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"NN,w*,~ The HELP command is the way a user can obtain more detailed information
 relating to the operation of X29PAD than available through the inline
 help facility (i.e. "?"). The format of the HELP command is:

  X29PAD>HELP (with) argument-1 argument-2 ... argument-n

 where argument is a key word in the context of the command it is found in.
 For example, typing the following:

  X29PAD>HELP (with) SET PAD-PARAMETER IDLE-TIMER <carriage-return>

 would give you a description of the IDLE-TIMER parameter which is changeable
 via the SET command.

 In all cases, typing a ? at any point will give you a list of optional
 key words you may elect to supply or you may type a carriage-return at
 any point to receive information about the last key word typed in context.

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`b+wZ1F;3+O%Z+0NOWN(PVNHPwN`QlNxROR?6@ob,oO\"O(,w*,~ The INFORMATION command allows you to obtain information about various
 parameters and topics in X29PAD. The format of this command is:

  X29PAD>INFORMATION (about) argument

 where the user supplied argument is one of the following:

        DEFAULTS        LAST-NETWORK-ERROR      PAD-PARAMETERS
        REMOTE-HOSTS    STATUS                  VERSION

 For more help with any of these arguments, type:

  X29PAD>HELP (with) INFORMATION argument

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`b+wZ1F;3+O^Z+ (PP)@P)PP,)`PA6@ob,oO\"Oa,w*,~ The INFORMATION (about) DEFAULTS command allows you to obtain information
 about default parameters for X29PAD commands. The format of this command is:

  X29PAD>INFORMATION (about) DEFAULTS (for) argument

 where the user supplied argument is one of the following:

	CALL          LOG           SEND           TAKE

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"P
,w*,~ The INFORMATION (about) DEFAULTS (for) CALL displays the current default
 values and conditions for the CALL command.

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"P,w*,~ The INFORMATION (about) DEFAULTS (for) LOG displays the current default
 values and conditions for the LOG command.

 $|n24w
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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"P4,w*,~ The INFORMATION (about) DEFAULTS (for) SEND command displays the current
 default values and conditions for the SEND command.
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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"PJ,w*,~ The INFORMATION (about) DEFAULTS (for) TAKE displays the current default
 values and conditions for the TAKE command.

 $|n24w
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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"P_,w*,~ The INFORMATION (about) LAST-NETWORK-ERROR command gives the user a more
 verbose description (and possible causes) of the last reported network
 error. The format of the command is:

  X29PAD>INFORMATION (about) LAST-NETWORK-ERROR

 $|n24w
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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"Q,w*,~ The INFORMATION (about) PAD-PARAMETERS command allows the user to
 display the current state of the PAD. The PAD (Packet Assembly and
 Disassembly) parameters are the values that determine how the terminal
 will act and exchange data with the remote-host. PAD parameters may be
 set either by the remote-host or by the user via the SET PAD-PARAMETER
 command. PAD parameters set by the remote-host are denoted by a star (*)
 preceeding the parameter. The format of the command is:

  X29PAD>INFORMATION (about) PAD-PARAMETERS

 For more information on specific PAD parameters, type:

  X29PAD>HELP (with) SET PAD-PARAMETER argument

 where the argument is one of the following:

 ACTION-ON-BREAK          CANCEL-CHARACTER         CARRIAGE-RETURN-PADDING
 DATA-FORWARDING          DELETE-CHARACTER         DISCARD-OUTPUT
 DISPLAY-CHARACTER        DTE-TO-NET-FLOW-CONTROL  ECHO
 ESCAPE-TO-COMMAND-MODE   IDLE-TIMER               LINE-WIDTH
 LINEFEED-INSERTION       LINEFEED-PADDING         LOCAL-EDITING
 NET-TO-DTE-FLOW-CONTROL  PAD-SIGNAL-CONTROL       RATE

 $|n24w
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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"Qu,w*,~ The INFORMATION (about) REMOTE-HOSTS command provides the user with
 a list of REMOTE-HOSTS that have been defined via the DEFINE command.
 Each REMOTE-HOST will have diaplayed the DTE address and (optionally)
 the DTE subaddress associated with it.

 The format of the command is:

  X29PAD>INFORMATION (about) REMOTE-HOSTS

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"R,w*,~ The INFORMATION (about) STATUS (of X29PAD) command gives the user a summary
 of X29PAD's state and counter information. It also displays the current
 NETWORK NAME and PASSWORD, ESCAPE-CHARACTER, and STATUS-DISPLAY-CHARACTER.
 The format of this command is:

  X29PAD>INFORMATION (about) STATUS (of X29PAD)

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"RH,w*,~ The INFORMATION (about) VERSION command displays the version number and
 edit number of X29PAD and the version and edit numbers of the X.25 Gateway
 Access Module loaded with X29PAD.

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"Rc,w*,~ The LOG command causes your terminal session to be recorded in a file
 specified by the user. The format of this command is:

  X29PAD>LOG (output to file) output filespec

 where output filespec is the filename the user wishes to call the log
 file.

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"S,w*,~ The PUSH command is analogous to the TOPS20 Monitor PUSH command. This
 command allows you to push to a new copy of the TOPS20 EXEC and pop back
 into X29PAD at some later point in time. Popping back from the new EXEC
 does not discard the EXEC you pushed to or any subsequent programs running
 under it. You may PUSH back down to that EXEC and continue any programs
 started by that EXEC.

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"S7,w*,~ The SEND command instructs X29PAD to read the specified file and send it
 line by line to the REMOTE-HOST as if the use had typed it. The format of
 the SEND command is:

    X29PAD>SEND (file) argument (to the REMOTE-HOST)

 where argument is the name of the file the user wishes to send. During the
 sending of a file all keyboard input from the user is ignored and discarded
 except for the ESCAPE-CHARACTER, STATUS-DISPLAY-CHARACTER, and BREAK-CHARACTER.
 A SEND command may be stopped by typing the ESCAPE-CHARACTER to return to
 command mode followed by the ABORT command.

 The SEND command attempts (by default) to discard the LINEFEED from a CARRIAGE
 RETURN / LINEFEED sequence. The SEND command will also pause for one second
 (again, the default) after each line sent to the REMOTE-HOST. These values
 may be changed by using the SET DEFAULT SEND command.

 CAUTION: The SEND command does not process characters from the input file
 in the same way characters typed by the user are processed. The SEND command
 reads the input file and sends a line at a time to the REMOTE-HOST. A line
 is a string of characters terminated by a CARRIAGE RETURN. In SEND mode the
 X.3 PAD-PARAMETERS are not taken into consideration and have no effect of the
 data sent to the REMOTE-HOST.
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`b+wZ1F;3+T?Z+6@ob,oO\"TA,w*,~ The SET command allows you to change or set various parameters and
 values used by X29PAD. The format of this command is:

  X29PAD>SET argument-1 argument-2 ... argument-n

 where argument-1 is one of the following:

 BREAK-CHARACTER        DEFAULT                ESCAPE-CHARACTER
 NETWORK                PAD-PARAMETER          STATUS-DISPLAY-CHARACTER

 and argument-2 through argument-n are dependent on argument-1. For more
 information type:

  X29PAD>HELP SET argument-1 argument-2 ... argument-n

 Use "?" to find out what specific options are available for each argument.

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"U	,w*,~ The SET BREAK-CHARACTER command allows you to define a special character
 which, when typed, will cause X29PAD to perform the actions defined by
 the ACTION-ON-BREAK PAD Parameter. This action might be to discard pending
 terminal output or possibly reset the network. The format of the command is:

  X29PAD>SET BREAK-CHARACTER (to) argument

 where argument is the octal value for the ASCII character code you wish to
 be the escape character or any printing character in double quotes. An
 alternate form of this command is:

  X29PAD>SET BREAK-CHARACTER (to) CONTROL argument

 This form of the command is used to define the BREAK-CHARACTER to be a
 control character. The user supplied argument is a printing character in
 double quotes. For example, to set the BREAK-CHARACTER to CONTROL-P you
 would type:

  X29PAD>SET BREAK-CHARACTER (to) CONTROL "P"

 Note that the default BREAK-CHARACTER is CONTROL-X.

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`b+w $zU24w
`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"Up,w*,~ The SET ESCAPE-CHARACTER command allows you to define a special character
 which, when typed, will cause X29PAD to return you to command mode. The
 format of the command is:

  X29PAD>SET ESCAPE-CHARACTER (to) argument

 where argument is the octal value for the ASCII character code you wish to
 be the escape character or any printing character in double quotes. An
 alternate form of this command is:

  X29PAD>SET ESCAPE-CHARACTER (to) CONTROL argument

 This form of the command is used to define the ESCAPE-CHARACTER to be a
 control character. The user supplied argument is a printing character in
 double quotes. For example, to set the ESCAPE-CHARACTER to CONTROL-P you
 would type:

  X29PAD>SET ESCAPE-CHARACTER (to) CONTROL "P"

 Note that the default ESCAPE-CHARACTER is CONTROL-\.

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`b+wZ1F;3+VGZ+6@ob,oO\"VI,w*,~ The SET NETWORK command allows the user to set either the NETWORK NAME
 or the NETWORK PASSWORD for the PSI GATEWAY the user wishes to access.
 The format of this command is:

  X29PAD>SET NETWORK argument-1 argument-2

 where argument-1 is either NAME or PASSWORD and argument-2 is dependent
 on argument-1.

 For more information, type:

  X29PAD>HELP (with) SET NETWORK NAME

                 or

  X29PAD>HELP (with) SET NETWORK PASSWORD

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"W,w*,~ The SET NETWORK NAME command allows the user to set the name of the
 network he wishes. The format of this command is:

  X29PAD>SET NETWORK NAME (to) argument-1

 where argument-1 is the name supplied by your network manager.

 Please note that this name is assigned by the network manager and may
 be bear no association to the actual PPSN you buy services from.

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"W0,w*,~ The SET NETWORK PASSWORD command allows the user to specify the password
 required to access the X.25 PSI Gateway. The form of the command is:

  X29PAD>SET NETWORK PASSWORD (to) argument-1

 where argument-1 is the Gateway access password supplied by your network
 manager.

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`b+wZ1F;3+WRZ+6@ob,oO\"WU,w*,~ The SET DEFAULT command allows you to set default values for certain X29PAD
 command parameters. These parameters affect the actions performed by the
 specified command. The format of this command is:

  X29PAD>SET DEFAULT (for) argument-1 argument-2 ... argument-n

 where argument-1 is one of the following:

        CALL       LOG        SEND         TAKE

 and argument-2 through argument-n are dependent on argument-1.

 For more help, type:

  X29PAD>HELP (with) SET DEFAULT argument

 where argument is one of the above choices.

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`b+wZ1F;3+XZ+6@ob,oO\"X,w*,~ The SET DEFAULT CALL command allows you to set certain defaults for the
 CALL command. The format of this command is

  X29PAD>SET DEFAULT (for) CALL (to) argument-1 argument-2

 where argument-1 is one of the following:

  CLOSED-USER-GROUP    FACILITIES-DATA      USER-DATA

 For more information concerning these options, type:

  X29PAD>HELP SET DEFAULT CALL argument

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"XH,w*,~ The SET DEFAULT CALL CLOSED-USER-GROUP command allows the user to specify
 default CLOSED-USER-GROUP data in the form of a quoted string. The format
 of this command is:

	X29PAD>SET DEFAULT CALL CLOSED-USER-GROUP (to) argument

 where argument is a quoted string of up to sixteen characters in length.

 For example, to set the default CLOSED-USER-GROUP to "FUNNY-FARM" one would
 type the following:

	X29PAD>SET DEFAULT CALL CLOSED-USER-GROUP "FUNNY-FARM"

 Note: Default the CLOSED-USER-GROUP is overridden by data supplied by the
       user to the CLOSED-USER-GROUP subcommand to the CALL command.
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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"Y,w*,~ The SET DEFAULT CALL FACILITIES-DATA command allows the user to specify
 default FACILITIES-DATA to be used when placing an outgoing call. The format
 of this command is:

 X29PAD>SET DEFAULT (for) CALL FACILITIES-DATA (to) argument-1 argument-2 ...

 where the arguments are either octal data in the range 0 to 377 or quoted
 ASCII strings. For example, the following command:

 X29PAD>SET DEFAULT (for) CALL FACILITIES-DATA (to) 1 1 0 0 "A2" 3 21

 sets the default FACILITIES-DATA string to:

	<1><1><0><0>A2<3><21>

 Issuing the SET DEFAULT (for) CALL FACILITIES-DATA command without supplying
 data clears the default data string.

 Note: Default FACILITIES-DATA are overridden by data supplied by the user to
       the FACILITIES-DATA subcommand to the CALL command.

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"Yh,w*,~ The SET DEFAULT CALL USER-DATA command allows the user to specify default
 USER-DATA to be used when placing an outgoing call. The format is:

 X29PAD>SET DEFAULT (for) CALL USER-DATA (to) arguments

 where the arguments are either octal data in the range 0 to 377 or quoted
 ASCII strings. For example, the following command:

 X29PAD>SET DEFAULT (for) CALL USER-DATA (to) 1 1 0 0 "A2" 3 21

 sets the default USER-DATA string to:

	<1><0><0><0><1><1><0><0>A2<3><21>

 Issuing the SET DEFAULT (for) CALL USER-DATA command without supplying data
 clears the default data string.

 Note: Default USER-DATA are overridden by data supplied by the user to the
       USER-DATA subcommand to the CALL command. Also, there is a mandatory
       four byte string that prefixes any user supplied data. The string is
       <1><0><0><0> and indicates to the REMOTE-HOST that the call is an X.29
       call.
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`b+wZ1F;3+ZIZ+6@ob,oO\"ZL,w*,~ The SET DEFAULT LOG command allows you to set certain defaults
 for the LOG command. The format of this command is

  X29PAD>SET DEFAULT (for) LOG (to) argument-1 argument-2

 where argument-1 is one of the following:

  APPEND      NO           SUPERSEDE     SUPPRESS

 For more information concerning these options, type:

  X29PAD>HELP SET DEFAULT LOG argument


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`b+w $zU24w
`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"Z},w*,~ The SET DEFAULT LOG APPEND command causes X29PAD to append to an
 existing log file rather than supersede it with a new generation.
 For example, if you specify that the default for logging should be
 APPEND and you issue the LOG command to X29PAD specifying a LOG
 file that already exists, X29PAD will append to the existing LOG
 file.

 You may desire a new generation of LOG file. If so, you may use
 the SET DEFAULT LOG SUPERSEDE command to affect this action.

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"[6,w*,~ The SET DEFAULT LOG NO command has only one option available.
 The option is SUPPRESS. This command (SET DEFAULT LOG NO SUPPRESS)
 causes X29PAD to include NULLs transmitted by the remote host in
 the log file. The format of this command is:

  X29PAD>SET DEFAULT (for) LOG (to) NO SUPPRESS (null characters in log file!)

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"[`,w*,~ The SET DEFAULT LOG SUPERSEDE command causes X29PAD to create
 a new generation log file whenever session logging is initiated.

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"[v,w*,~ The SET DEFAULT LOG SUPPRESS command causes X29PAD to discard
 nulls sent by the remote host and not include them in the log file.

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`b+wZ1F;3+\Z+Qx\>R]R]L6@ob,oO\"\ default values
 for certain SEND command parameters. The format of this command is:

    X29PAD>SET DEFAULT (for) SEND (to) argument-1 argument-2

 where argument-1 is one of the following:

        PAUSE         STRIP         TRANSMIT

 and argument-2 is dependent on argument-1.

 For more information type:

    X29PAD>HELP (with) SET DEFAULT SEND argument

 where argument is one of the above keywords.
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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"\F,w*,~ The SET DEFAULT SEND PAUSE command allows the user to change the length of
 time the SEND command will pause between messages sent to the REMOTE-HOST.
 The format of this command is:

 X29PAD>SET DEFAULT SEND (to) PAUSE (between transmitted lines) n (seconds)

 where "n" is an integer from 0 to 10. The initial default value is one second.

 This parameter is changeable by the user because some REMOTE-HOSTS may lose
 data sent to them at highspeed. If it appears that data is indeed being lost,
 set the default timer value higher and retry the SEND command.
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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"]	,w*,~ The SET DEFAULT SEND STRIP command lets the user specify that X29PAD's SEND
 command should remove any LINEFEEDS that immediately follow a CARRIAGE RETURN
 in the input file from the data stream being sent to the REMOTE-HOST. The
 format of this command is:

 X29PAD>SET DEFAULT (for) SEND (to) STRIP (linefeeds following carriage-returns)

 Normal ASCII files in a DECsystem-10 or DECSYSTEM-20 have a LINEFEED inserted
 into the file after a CARRIAGE RETURN automatically. If the REMOTE-HOST you
 are sending the file to also inserts a LINEFEED the resulting file will be
 double spaced. For this reason you will normally want to STRIP out these
 LINEFEEDS.
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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"]U,w*,~
 The SET DEFAULT SEND TRANSMIT command lets the user specify that X29PAD's SEND
 command should send any and all LINEFEEDS encountered in the input file to the
 REMOTE-HOST regardless where they appear. The format of this command is:

 X29PAD>SET DEFAULT (for) SEND (to) TRANSMIT (all linefeeds)

 Normal ASCII files in a DECsystem-10 or DECSYSTEM-20 have a LINEFEED inserted
 into the file after a CARRIAGE RETURN automatically. If the REMOTE-HOST you
 are sending the file to DOES NOT automatically insert a LINEFEED after a
 CARRIAGE RETURN the resulting file will be improperly spaced. For this reason
 you will normally want to change the default action of the SEND command to
 TRANSMIT all LINEFEEDS to the REMOTE-HOST.
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`b+wZ1F;3+^$Z+6@ob,oO\"^',w*,~ The SET DEFAULT TAKE command allows the user to specify and
 control the actions of the TAKE command. The format of this command is:

  X29PAD>SET DEFAULT (for) TAKE (to) argument-1 argument-2

 where argument-1 is one of the following:

   ALLOW     DISALLOW      ECHO        NO

 and argument-2 is dependent on argument-1.

 For more help on the options, type:

  X29PAD>HELP SET DEFAULT TAKE argument

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"^\,w*,~ The SET DEFAULT TAKE ALLOW command causes X29PAD's TAKE command
 processor to ignore errors while processing command files. The
 format of this command is:

  X29PAD>SET DEFAULT (for) TAKE (to) ALLOW (errors during "TAKE" files)

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"^},w*,~ The SET DEFAULT TAKE DISALLOW command causes X29PAD's command
 processor to abort the processing of a command file if an error
 is encountered during processing. The format of this command is:

  X29PAD>SET DEFAULT (for) TAKE (to) DISALLOW (errors during "TAKE" file)

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"_!,w*,~ The SET DEFAULT TAKE ECHO command causes the X29PAD command
 processor to echo all commands taken from a command file via
 the TAKE command. The format of this command is:

  X29PAD>SET DEFAULT (for) TAKE (to) ECHO (commands from "TAKE" file)

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`b+wZ1F;3+_@Z+6@ob,oO\"_B,w*,~ The SET DEFAULT TAKE NO command has only one option. This option
 is ECHO. The SET DEFAULT TAKE NO ECHO command causes X29PAD's
 command processor to suppress the display of commands taken
 from a command file via the TAKE command. The format of this
 command is:

  X29PAD>SET DEFAULT (for) TAKE (to) NO ECHO (commands from "TAKE" file)

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"_o,w*,~ The SET DEFAULT TAKE NO ECHO command causes X29PAD's command
 processor to suppress the display of commands taken from
 a command file via the TAKE command. The format of this
 command is:

  X29PAD>SET DEFAULT (for) TAKE (to) NO ECHO (commands from "TAKE" file)


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`b+wZ1F;3+`Z+6@ob,oO\"`,w*,~ The SET PAD-PARAMETER command allows you to set the parameters which
 control the interaction of your terminal and the REMOTE-HOST. The
 format of the command is:

  X29PAD>SET PAD-PARAMETER argument-1 (to) argument-2 ... argument-n

 where argument-1 is one of the following:

 ACTION-ON-BREAK          CANCEL-CHARACTER         CARRIAGE-RETURN-PADDING
 DATA-FORWARDING          DELETE-CHARACTER         DISCARD-OUTPUT
 DISPLAY-CHARACTER        DTE-TO-NET-FLOW-CONTROL  ECHO
 ESCAPE-TO-COMMAND-MODE   IDLE-TIMER               LINE-WIDTH
 LINEFEED-INSERTION       LINEFEED-PADDING         LOCAL-EDITING
 NET-TO-DTE-FLOW-CONTROL  PAD-SIGNAL-CONTROL       RATE

 and argument-2 through argument-n are dependent on argument-1.

 For more help, type:

  X29PAD>HELP SET PAD-PARAMETER argument-1

 You may use "?" after PAD-PARAMETER to obtain a list choices for argument-1.

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"`},w*,~ The SET PAD-PARAMETER ESCAPE-TO-COMMAND-MODE command is used
 to set X.3 PAD Parameter 1 to one of two states. If PERMITTED,
 the user may return to command mode by typing the ESCAPE-CHARACTER.
 If PROHIBITED, typing the ESCAPE-CHARACTER will not return the user
 to command mode. The format of this command is:

  X29PAD>SET PAD-PARAMETER ESCAPE-TO-COMMAND-MODE (to) argument

 where argument is one of the following:

         PERMITTED    PROHIBITED

 NOTE: The state of this PAD parameter is currently ignored by X29PAD.

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"a<,w*,~ The SET PAD-PARAMETER ECHO command allows the user to set the
 X.3 PAD Parameter #2 to specify whether the echoing of characters
 typed by the user will be done by X29PAD (LOCAL-ECHO) or by the
 REMOTE-HOST (REMOTE-ECHO). The format of this command is:

  X29PAD>SET PAD-PARAMETER ECHO (to) argument

 where argument is one of the following:

         LOCAL-ECHO    REMOTE-ECHO

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"al,w*,~ The SET PAD-PARAMETER DATA-FORWARDING command allows the user to set
 X.3 PAD Parameter - 3. This PAD Parameter is used to determine the
 set of characters that will cause data typed by the user to be sent
 to the REMOTE-HOST. This parameter may be set to one of the following:

 ALPHANUMERICS         CARRIAGE-RETURN       CONTROL-CHARACTERS
 EDITING-CHARACTERS    ESCAPE-CHARACTERS     FORMS-CONTROL-CHARACTERS
 NO-SIGNAL             OTHER-CHARACTERS      TERMINATOR-CHARACTERS

 The following are legal combinations of the above:

 CARRIAGE-RETURN (and) ESCAPE-CHARACTERS
 CARRIAGE-RETURN (and) TERMINATOR-CHARACTERS
 CARRIAGE-RETURN, ESCAPE-CHARACTERS, EDITING-CHARACTERS, TERMINATOR-CHARACTERS,
        FORMS-CONTROL-CHARACTERS, (and) CONTROL-CHARACTERS

 All other combinations are illegal.

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 set X.3 PAD Parameter 4. This parameter may also be set by the
 REMOTE-HOST. It affects the sending of data from X29PAD to the
 REMOTE-HOST. Its format is:

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 where the argument is either the keyword "DISABLED" or an interval
 from 0.05 seconds to 12.75 seconds in 0.05 second increments. If
 the IDLE-TIMER is set, data typed by the user will be sent to the
 REMOTE-HOST at the set interval. (Data will also be sent if a
 character is typed that satisfies the conditions specified by the
 DATA-FORWARDING PAD parameter.) If the IDLE-TIMER is DISABLED, data
 will be sent when the input buffer is full or by typing a character
 that satisfies the DATA-FORWARDING conditions.

 NOTE: The IDLE-TIMER is ignored if LOCAL-EDITING is being done.

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 the user to set X.3 PAD Parameter #5. This parameter enables
 or disables the use of XON and XOFF to control data flow from
 the local host to the user's terminal. The format of this command
 is:

  X29PAD>SET PAD-PARAMETER NET-TO-DTE-FLOW-CONTROL (to) argument

 where argument is either DISABLED or ENABLED.

 NOTE: X29PAD does not currently use X.3 PAD Parameter #5.

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"c\,w*,~ The SET PAD-PARAMETER PAD-SIGNAL-CONTROL command allows
 the user to set X.3 PAD Parameter #x.

 NOTE: X29PAD currently does not use this parameter in its operation.

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"cv,w*,~ The SET PAD-PARAMETER ACTION-ON-BREAK command allows the user to set X.3
 PAD Parameter - 7 which determine the action X29PAD will take when the user
 types the predefined BREAK-CHARACTER. This parameter may be set to one of
 the following:

  DISCARD-OUTPUT   ESCAPE            INDICATE          INTERRUPT
  NO-ACTION        RESET

 The following is the only legal combination of the above:

        DISCARD-OUTPUT, INDICATE, INTERRUPT

 All other combinations are illegal.

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"d0,w*,~ The SET PAD-PARAMETER DISCARD-OUTPUT command allows the user
 to set X.3 PAD Parameter. X29PAD uses this parameter to determine
 whether to display data from the remote-host on the user's terminal
 or to discard that data.

 NOTE: This command is implemented for completeness and should not be
       set by the user.

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"dZ,w*,~ The SET PAD-PARAMETER CARRIAGE-RETURN-PADDING command allows
 the user to set X.3 PAD Parameter #9. This parameter determines
 the number of null characters to be sent to the user's terminal
 after a carriage return is transmitted.

 NOTE: X29PAD does not use this parameter in its operation.

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"e,w*,~ The SET PAD-PARAMETER LINE-WIDTH command allows the user to set
 X.3 PAD Parameter #10.

 NOTE: X29PAD currently does not use this PAD Parameter.

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"e,w*,~ The SET PAD-PARAMETER RATE command allows the user to set
 X.3 PAD Parameter #11.

 NOTE: X29PAD currently does not make use of this PAD parameter.

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"e1,w*,~ The SET PAD-PARAMETER DTE-TO-NET-FLOW-CONTROL command allows
 the user to set X.3 PAD Parameter #12. This parameter enables
 or disables the use of XON and XOFF to control data flow to the
 local host from the user's terminal. The format of this command
 is:

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 where argument is either DISABLED or ENABLED.

 NOTE: X29PAD does not currently use X.3 PAD Parameter #5.

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"eg,w*,~ The SET PAD-PARAMETER LINEFEED-INSERTION command allows the user to set
 X.3 PAD Parameter #13. This parameter determines when (if ever) X29PAD
 should insert a linefeed after a carriage return in the data stream.
 The format of this command is:

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 where argument is one of the following:

    ECHOED      NEVER     RECEIVED    SEND      

 NOTE: Currently X29PAD does not do LINEFEED-INSERTION after carriage
       returns in the received data stream.

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 NOTE: X29PAD currently does not use this parameter in its operation.

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"f@,w*,~ The SET PAD-PARAMETER LOCAL-EDITING command allows the user to set X.3 PAD
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 where argument is either the keyword "DISABLED" or "ENABLED".

 If LOCAL-EDITING is ENABLED, the DELETE-CHARACTER, CANCEL-CHARACTER, and
 DISPLAY-CHARACTER can be used to modify user input before it is sent to
 the REMOTE-HOST. Data will be sent to the REMOTE-HOST whenever a character
 is typed that meets the DATA-FORWARDING criteria or when the input buffer
 becomes full. The IDLE-TIMER is ignored if LOCAL-EDITING is enabled.
 For more information, type:

  X29PAD>HELP SET PAD-PARAMETER argument

 where argument is one of the following:

         CANCEL-CHARACTER   DELETE-CHARACTER   DISPLAY-CHARACTER

 NOTE: If data is sent because the input buffer was full, all characters
 typed are ignored (and a BELL echoed) until a CARRIAGE-RETURN is typed.

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`b+w6@ob,oO6@5$,ui\"g2,w*,~ The SET PAD-PARAMETER DELETE-CHARACTER command allows you to set X.3 PAD
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 interpret as its DELETE-CHARACTER whenever LOCAL-EDITING is ENABLED. Typing
 this character will cause X29PAD to remove one character from the buffer of
 characters waiting to be sent to the REMOTE-HOST. The format of the command
 is:

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 where argument is the octal value for the ASCII character code you wish
 to be the DELETE-CHARACTER or any printing character in double quotes.
 An alternate form of this command is:

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 This form of the command is used to define the DELETE-CHARACTER to be a
 control character. The user supplied argument is a printing character in
 double quotes. For example, to set the DELETE-CHARACTER to CONTROL-H you
 would type:

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 Note that the default DELETE-CHARACTER is RUBOUT (octal 177).
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 interpret as its line-delete character whenever LOCAL-EDITING is ENABLED.
 Typing this character will cause X29PAD to remove ALL characters from the
 buffer of characters waiting to be sent to the REMOTE-HOST.
 The format of the command is:

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 where argument is the octal value for the ASCII character code you wish
 to be the status display character or any printing character in double
 quotes. An alternate form of this command is:

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 This form of the command is used to define the CANCEL-CHARACTER to be a
 control character. The user supplied argument is a printing character in
 double quotes. For example, to set the CANCEL-CHARACTER to CONTROL-X you
 would type:

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 interpret as its line-display character whenever LOCAL-EDITING is ENABLED.
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 buffer of characters waiting to be sent to the REMOTE-HOST.
 The format of the command is:

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 where argument is the octal value for the ASCII character code you wish to
 be the DISPLAY-CHARACTER or any printing character in double quotes. An
 alternate form of this command is:

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 This form of the command is used to define the DISPLAY-CHARACTER to be a
 control character. The user supplied argument is a printing character in
 double quotes. For example, to set the DISPLAY-CHARACTER to CONTROL-L you
 would type:

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 to be the status display character or any printing character in double
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