0000    BYEHELP 00000004"0002000000:019910816181216
0000    BYEHELP 00001BYE
0000    BYEHELP 00002        Cause the other (server) Kermit to exit and log off.
0000    CIHELP  00000004"00050000019019910816181215
0000    CIHELP  00001CICS    Invoke  a CICS program (or  special function) from  within Kermit-CICS.
0000    CIHELP  00002        The  four special  functions  are COPY,  DIRECTORY,  DELETE, and  TYPE.
0000    CIHELP  00003        DIRECTORY  and   TYPE  are  identical   to  the   corresponding  Kermit
0000    CIHELP  00004        subcommands.   All four  are applicable  to  the same  data objects  as
0000    CIHELP  00005        KERMIT SEND and RECEIVE.  RENAME is not implemented.
0000    CWHELP  00000004"00050000019019910816181216
0000    CWHELP  00001CWD [directory]
0000    CWHELP  00002        Change Working  Directory -  establish new  default CICS  directory for
0000    CWHELP  00003        TAKE files.  If the  name is omitted, this resets the  directory to the
0000    CWHELP  00004        default.  If the name begins with  a single quote, that establishes the
0000    CWHELP  00005        use of quoted file names with the given string as prefix.
0000    DIRHELP 00000004"0003000000"019910816181215
0000    DIRHELP 00001DIRECTORY filespec
0000    DIRHELP 00002        Same as CICS DIR.   Display attributes of one or more  files.  See SEND
0000    DIRHELP 00003        for the filespec format.
0000    ECHELP  00000004"0002000000:019910816181215
0000    ECHELP  00001ECHO line
0000    ECHELP  00002        Displays the line at your terminal.  See also XECHO.
0000    EXHELP  00000004"00010000005019910816181215
0000    EXHELP  00001EXIT    Exits from KERMIT back to the host operating system.
0000    FINHELP 00000004"0002000000:019910816181216
0000    FINHELP 00001FINISH
0000    FINHELP 00002        Cause the other (server) Kermit to end server mode.
0000    GHELP   00000004"00040000014019910816181216
0000    GHELP   00001GET [foreign-filespec [fn ft [fm]]]
0000    GHELP   00002        Request a file from another Kermit  running in server mode.  The result
0000    GHELP   00003        is similar  to that of  typing RECEIVE to  Kermit-CMS and then  SEND to
0000    GHELP   00004        another Kermit.
0000    GIHELP  00000004"0003000000"019910816181215
0000    GIHELP  00001GIVE table-name filespec
0000    GIHELP  00002        Save  the  contents of  "table-name"  as  a  TAKE file  containing  SET
0000    GIHELP  00003        subcommands to change the default into the current arrangement.
0000    HHELP   00000004"00040000014019910816181215
0000    HHELP   00001HELP [subcommand]
0000    HHELP   00002        Displays a message that explains  the specified Kermit-CICS subcommand.
0000    HHELP   00003        If the subcommand  is omitted, the message explains  the Kermit command
0000    HHELP   00004        itself.
0000    HIHELP  00000004"0003000000"019920604193200
0000    HIHELP  00001HINTS
0000    HIHELP  00002        Displays a set of messages to get  you started and to offer suggestions
0000    HIHELP  00003        on improving the parameter settings.
0000    HOHELP  00000004"00010000005019910816181215
0000    HOHELP  00001HOST    Same as CICS.
0000    KERMITCM00000004"002@00000'9019930318195515
0000    KERMITCM00001Last revision: Version 4.2.5 (93/3/18)
0000    KERMITCM00002
0000    KERMITCM00003Kermit-CICS is a program that implements  the KERMIT file transfer protocol for
0000    KERMITCM00004IBM 370-series  mainframes running CICS.  It  allows for the transfer  of files
0000    KERMITCM00005between computers over  asynchronous ASCII communications lines  (attached to a
0000    KERMITCM000063705-style front  end, such  as the  COMTEN, or  to any  of a  wide variety  of
0000    KERMITCM00007protocol  convertors, such  as the  Series/1  running the  Yale ASCII  Terminal
0000    KERMITCM00008Communication System).  For more details, enter "HELP SET CONT".
0000    KERMITCM00009
0000    KERMITCM00010The calling format for Kermit-CICS is:
0000    KERMITCM00011
0000    KERMITCM00012        +----------------------------------+
0000    KERMITCM00013        |          |                       |
0000    KERMITCM00014        |  KERMIT  |  [kercmd ... kercmd]  |
0000    KERMITCM00015        |          |                       |
0000    KERMITCM00016        +----------------------------------+
0000    KERMITCM00017
0000    KERMITCM00018where kercmd  is a valid  Kermit-CICS subcommand.   If no Kermit  subcommand is
0000    KERMITCM00019supplied, Kermit-CICS will issue a prompt and wait for instructions.  If two or
0000    KERMITCM00020more subcommands are  included, they must be separated by  the Kermit delimiter
0000    KERMITCM00021character, which  must be defined  in one  of the Kermit  initialization files.
0000    KERMITCM00022When Kermit is invoked with command line  arguments, it will exit and return to
0000    KERMITCM00023CICS after completing  the specified subcommand.  The command  line may contain
0000    KERMITCM00024up to 130 characters.
0000    KERMITCM00025
0000    KERMITCM00026You may  use the help  ("?") feature  while typing Kermit-CICS  subcommands.  A
0000    KERMITCM00027question mark typed at almost any point in a subcommand, followed by a carriage
0000    KERMITCM00028return, produces a  brief description of what  is expected or possible  at that
0000    KERMITCM00029point.
0000    KERMITCM00030
0000    KERMITCM00031Usage Notes:
0000    KERMITCM00032
0000    KERMITCM000331.  To use CICS Kermit though a  3705-style linemode connection, you should set
0000    KERMITCM00034    the following parameters in your local  (micro) Kermit: LOCAL-ECHO ON (half
0000    KERMITCM00035    duplex), FLOW-CONTROL NONE (rather than  XON/XOFF), HANDSHAKE Ctrl-Q, TIMER
0000    KERMITCM00036    ON, and whatever PARITY is necessary.
0000    KERMITCM00037
0000    KERMITCM000382.  To use CICS  Kermit through a protocol converter, use  LOCAL-ECHO OFF (full
0000    KERMITCM00039    duplex),  FLOW-CONTROL XON/XOFF,  HANDSHAKE NONE,  TIMER  ON, and  whatever
0000    KERMITCM00040    PARITY is necessary.
0000    KERMITCM00041
0000    KERMITCM000423.  The current  version of Kermit-CICS does not support  timeouts.  Your local
0000    KERMITCM00043    Kermit  should  supply  them  (SET  TIMER   ON  enables  timeouts  in  most
0000    KERMITCM00044    microcomputer Kermits).
0000    KHELP   00000004"0002000000:019910816181215
0000    KHELP   00001KERMIT string
0000    KHELP   00002        Specifies that the string is to be executed as a Kermit subcommand.
0000    LOCHELP 00000004"00040000014019910816181215
0000    LOCHELP 00001LOCAL string
0000    LOCHELP 00002        Specifies that the string  is to be executed as a  Kermit subcommand by
0000    LOCHELP 00003        Kermit-CICS  (although  it  is  not actually  operating  as  a  "local"
0000    LOCHELP 00004        Kermit).
0000    QHELP   00000004"00010000005019910816181215
0000    QHELP   00001QUIT    Synonym for EXIT.
0000    RECHELP 00000004"000#0000036019910816181216
0000    RECHELP 00001RECEIVE [filespec]
0000    RECHELP 00002        Receive a file  or file group from  the other system.  If  the optional
0000    RECHELP 00003        filespec is not included, Kermit-CICS will  use the name(s) provided by
0000    RECHELP 00004        the  other  Kermit.  If  the  name  is  not  a legal  CICS  file  name,
0000    RECHELP 00005        Kermit-CICS will  attempt to  make a legal  name by  deleting excessive
0000    RECHELP 00006        characters and changing illegal characters to underscores.  If the type
0000    RECHELP 00007        is illegal,  however, Kermit will  reject the  file.  See SEND  for the
0000    RECHELP 00008        format  of filespecs.   Wildcards may  not  be used.   If the  optional
0000    RECHELP 00009        filespec is  provided, but more than  one file arrives, the  first file
0000    RECHELP 00010        will be  stored under  the given  filespec, and  the remainder  will be
0000    RECHELP 00011        stored under their own names.
0000    REMHELP 00000004"00040000014019910816181215
0000    REMHELP 00001REMOTE string
0000    REMHELP 00002        Specifies that the string is to be  executed as a subcommand by another
0000    REMHELP 00003        Kermit, operating in server  mode.  See under SERVER for a  list of the
0000    REMHELP 00004        allowed subcommands.
0000    SENHELP 00000004"00140000063019910816181216
0000    SENHELP 00001SEND [filespec[<[n][-m][_CC]>]] [foreign-filespec][, ...]
0000    SENHELP 00002        Send a  file or file group  from the CICS  system to the Kermit  on the
0000    SENHELP 00003        remote system.  A  filespec has either the  canonical format name.type,
0000    SENHELP 00004        where "type" may be any of the valid types TD, TS, PGM, SPOOL, or TAKE,
0000    SENHELP 00005        or the alternate  format 'dotted.file.id, where a  number of qualifiers
0000    SENHELP 00006        may be strung together with dots.  This  format is called a Quoted File
0000    SENHELP 00007        Name.  With types PGM,  SPOOL, and TAKE, there may also  be a parameter
0000    SENHELP 00008        prepended to  the filespec and separated  by a slash.  For  TAKE files,
0000    SENHELP 00009        this parameter is the directory name  (the special value "*" stands for
0000    SENHELP 00010        the home directory).  The wildcard characters "*" or "%" may be used in
0000    SENHELP 00011        a name field with types TD, TS, and  TAKE.  A "*" matches any string of
0000    SENHELP 00012        characters from the current position to the end of the field, including
0000    SENHELP 00013        no characters at all; a "%" matches any single character.  If the input
0000    SENHELP 00014        contains wildcard  characters, then  all matching  files will  be sent.
0000    SENHELP 00015        The exact  file name  to be sent  to the foreign  Kermit system  may be
0000    SENHELP 00016        specified; otherwise, Kermit-CICS will make it up out of the CICS name.
0000    SENHELP 00017        An optional  range of  lines within  each file  may be  specified; only
0000    SENHELP 00018        those lines  will be sent.   Also, optionally, column-one  ASA carriage
0000    SENHELP 00019        control may  be converted to formatting  control characters via  the CC
0000    SENHELP 00020        option.
0000    SERHELP 00000004"001=0000094019910816181216
0000    SERHELP 00001SERVER
0000    SERHELP 00002        Kermit-CICS  is  capable  of  acting as  a  server.   In  server  mode,
0000    SERHELP 00003        Kermit-CICS can send and receive files, invoke CICS programs, execute a
0000    SERHELP 00004        restricted set of Kermit subcommands, and  perform a variety of generic
0000    SERHELP 00005        Kermit functions.   The following list  shows the typical  local Kermit
0000    SERHELP 00006        subcommands along  with the  server functions  they elicit.   Note that
0000    SERHELP 00007        when Kermit-CICS is talking to a  Kermit server, these same subcommands
0000    SERHELP 00008        may be used in the other direction.
0000    SERHELP 00009
0000    SERHELP 00010          BYE                 log out of CICS
0000    SERHELP 00011          FINISH              exit from server mode
0000    SERHELP 00012          GET                 send a file or files from CICS
0000    SERHELP 00013          REMOTE COPY         copy a file or files
0000    SERHELP 00014          REMOTE CWD          set new directory
0000    SERHELP 00015          REMOTE DIRECTORY    display file attributes
0000    SERHELP 00016          REMOTE ERASE        delete a file or files
0000    SERHELP 00017          REMOTE HELP         display this command summary
0000    SERHELP 00018          REMOTE HOST         execute a CICS program or special function
0000    SERHELP 00019          REMOTE KERMIT       execute a Kermit-CICS subcommand
0000    SERHELP 00020          REMOTE PRINT        send a file to be printed under CICS
0000    SERHELP 00021          REMOTE RENAME       rename a file (Kermit-CICS won't)
0000    SERHELP 00022          REMOTE SPACE        display disk allocations
0000    SERHELP 00023          REMOTE TYPE         display a file
0000    SERHELP 00024          SEND                receive a file or files onto CICS
0000    SERHELP 00025
0000    SERHELP 00026        If your local Kermit does not support the REMOTE KERMIT subcommand, you
0000    SERHELP 00027        may need  to issue  SET subcommands  to select  various options  before
0000    SERHELP 00028        typing the  SERVER subcommand.  Once  in server mode,  Kermit-CICS will
0000    SERHELP 00029        await all further instructions from the user Kermit on the other end of
0000    SERHELP 00030        the connection.
0000    SETATOEH00000004"00070000023019910816181216
0000    SETATOEH00001SET ATOE [num1 num2]
0000    SETATOEH00002        Modify  the ASCII-to-EBCDIC  translate  table  used by  Kermit-CICS  to
0000    SETATOEH00003        conform to your  system.  Specify the offset of the  ASCII value within
0000    SETATOEH00004        the table and the new value for  that location.  Both "num1" and "num2"
0000    SETATOEH00005        should  be in  the range  0-255 (decimal).   If "num1"  and "num2"  are
0000    SETATOEH00006        omitted, restore the table to its  default values.  Tables ETOA, TATOE,
0000    SETATOEH00007        and TETOA may be modified in the same way.
0000    SETATTHE00000004"0003000000"019910816181215
0000    SETATTHE00001SET ATTRIBUTE [attribute] <ON | OFF>
0000    SETATTHE00002        Tells  whether to  generate  A-packets  or specific  attributes  within
0000    SETATTHE00003        A-packets.  Enter "SET ATT ? ?" for a list of attributes.
0000    SETBAHEL00000004"00010000005019910816181215
0000    SETBAHEL00001See SET SPEED.
0000    SETBHELP00000004"00050000019019920604193200
0000    SETBHELP00001SET BLOCK num
0000    SETBHELP00002        Determine the  type of  block check used  during file  transfer.  Valid
0000    SETBHELP00003        options for "num" are:  1 (for a one-byte checksum), 2  (for a two-byte
0000    SETBHELP00004        checksum), 3  (for a three-byte  CRC), and  B (for a  two-byte checksum
0000    SETBHELP00005        that avoids the use of blanks).
0000    SETCONHE00000004"000:0000031019920604193200
0000    SETCONHE00001SET CONTROLLER <TTY | SERIES1 | GRAPHICS | AEA | FULLSCREEN>
0000    SETCONHE00002        Kermit-CICS automatically  determines whether you  are connected  via a
0000    SETCONHE00003        Series/1-style emulation controller or a  TTY line.  This subcommand is
0000    SETCONHE00004        provided, though, so you can change  connections and because Kermit may
0000    SETCONHE00005        not be  able to  distinguish between  Series/1 and  graphics throughput
0000    SETCONHE00006        devices.  For both  those and the 3174 AEA, Kermit  attempts to disable
0000    SETCONHE00007        the 3270  protocol conversion function  by putting the  controller into
0000    SETCONHE00008        "transparent mode"; this allows Kermit  packets to pass through intact.
0000    SETCONHE00009        FULLSCREEN mode  is a last resort  for protocol converters that  do not
0000    SETCONHE00010        have a transparent mode.
0000    SETDELHE00000004"00040000014019910816181215
0000    SETDELHE00001SET DELAY num
0000    SETDELHE00002        How long to wait before sending the first  packet.  Use a DELAY of 0 to
0000    SETDELHE00003        suppress  the  extra  1-second  pause  for  issuing  the  protocol-mode
0000    SETDELHE00004        greetings.
0000    SETDELIH00000004"0006000001=019910816181215
0000    SETDELIH00001SET DELIM [char]
0000    SETDELIH00002        Defines a character  to be interpreted as  the logical end of  an input
0000    SETDELIH00003        command line (for the purpose of entering multiple commands on a single
0000    SETDELIH00004        line).  This is used only for commands  entered at the terminal and has
0000    SETDELIH00005        no  effect on  commands  contained in  TAKE  files.   The delimiter  is
0000    SETDELIH00006        initially undefined.
0000    SETDHELP00000004"000:0000031019930318195515
0000    SETDHELP00001SET DEBUG <ON | OFF | RAW | I/O | LONG | SAVE | TIME>
0000    SETDHELP00002        If ON,  keep a  journal of all  packets sent and  received in  the file
0000    SETDHELP00003        KLOGxxxx.TS, where  "xxxx" is  the terminal  id.  If  the file  already
0000    SETDHELP00004        exists, it is overwritten.  If OFF,  stop logging the packets.  If RAW,
0000    SETDHELP00005        same as ON,  but record packets "exactly" as sent  or received (without
0000    SETDHELP00006        translating  to  EBCDIC).   If  I/O,  same  as  ON,  but  record  extra
0000    SETDHELP00007        information about transmission for non-TTY line.  If LONG, same as I/O,
0000    SETDHELP00008        but don't truncate the  buffer dumps at 36 bytes.  SAVE  has no effect.
0000    SETDHELP00009        If TIME, the I/O records (if any) are given time tags.  RAW, I/O, TIME,
0000    SETDHELP00010        SAVE, and/or LONG may be combined in one setting.
0000    SETEOFHE00000004"00040000014019910816181215
0000    SETEOFHE00001SET EOF <ON | OFF>
0000    SETEOFHE00002        ON  means incoming  text  files  are to  be  cut  off at  first  Ctrl-Z
0000    SETEOFHE00003        character within  the data;  OFF means  accept incoming  text files  in
0000    SETEOFHE00004        their entirety.
0000    SETETOAH00000004"00010000005019910816181216
0000    SETETOAH00001SET ETOA - see SET ATOE.
0000    SETFHELP00000004"002:00000'0019910816181215
0000    SETFHELP00001SET FILE COLLISION <APPEND | BACKUP | DISCARD | OVERWRITE | RENAME>
0000    SETFHELP00002        Specifies the action to take when a  file is received that has the same
0000    SETFHELP00003        name as  an existing one.   BACKUP and  RENAME are similar,  but BACKUP
0000    SETFHELP00004        renames the old file  while RENAME renames the new one.   RENAME is the
0000    SETFHELP00005        default.
0000    SETFHELP00006
0000    SETFHELP00007SET FILE LONGLINE <TRUNC | FOLD | HALT>
0000    SETFHELP00008        Specifies the  action to  take when a  record is  received that  is too
0000    SETFHELP00009        long.  The default is TRUNC.
0000    SETFHELP00010
0000    SETFHELP00011SET FILE LRECL num
0000    SETFHELP00012        Set the logical record  length for incoming files to a  "num" from 1 to
0000    SETFHELP00013        32755 (32K-13).  This variable is used only for fixed format and binary
0000    SETFHELP00014        files.  The default is 80.
0000    SETFHELP00015
0000    SETFHELP00016SET FILE OVERWRITE <DEFAULT | PRESERVE>
0000    SETFHELP00017        Specifies what attributes  to use when writing  a new file over  an old
0000    SETFHELP00018        one.  DEFAULT is the default.
0000    SETFHELP00019
0000    SETFHELP00020SET FILE RECFM <FIXED | VARIABLE | UNDEFINED>
0000    SETFHELP00021        Sets the record format  to use for incoming files, using  "F" for fixed
0000    SETFHELP00022        length, "V"  for variable  length, and "U"  for undefined  length.  The
0000    SETFHELP00023        default is variable.  Most kinds of  files, in fact, cannot be anything
0000    SETFHELP00024        but variable.
0000    SETFHELP00025
0000    SETFHELP00026SET FILE CHARACTER-SET name
0000    SETFHELP00027        Specifies the  character set  to use for  storing TEXT  files received.
0000    SETFHELP00028        See also SET TRANSFER CHARACTER-SET.
0000    SETFHELP00029
0000    SETFHELP00030SET FILE TYPE <BINARY | TEXT | V-BINARY | D-BINARY>
0000    SETFHELP00031        If BINARY, CICS  Kermit treats each character  as a string of  bits and
0000    SETFHELP00032        does not perform  translation on the data.  Also,  carriage returns are
0000    SETFHELP00033        not added to the end of outgoing  records.  Incoming bytes are added to
0000    SETFHELP00034        the end of the  current record which is written out  when the specified
0000    SETFHELP00035        LRECL is reached.  If TEXT, CICS Kermit  treats the file as plain text;
0000    SETFHELP00036        ASCII-to-EBCDIC  and EBCDIC-to-ASCII  translation is  performed on  the
0000    SETFHELP00037        data.  A carriage  return-linefeed is appended to  each outgoing record
0000    SETFHELP00038        and is  used to determine  the end  of each incoming  record.  V-BINARY
0000    SETFHELP00039        specifies variable-length-record binary data  (like BINARY, except that
0000    SETFHELP00040        a 2-byte length field precedes each  outbound record and is assumed for
0000    SETFHELP00041        incoming records).   D-BINARY is  similar, but  the length  field is  a
0000    SETFHELP00042        5-byte ASCII decimal string.
0000    SETFORHE00000004"0003000000"019910816181215
0000    SETFORHE00001SET FOREIGN <PREFIX | SUFFIX> string
0000    SETFORHE00002        The  specified string  is added  to the  beginning or  end of  outbound
0000    SETFORHE00003        filespecs.  The string may be empty.
0000    SETHELP 00000004"00050000019019910816181216
0000    SETHELP 00001SET parameter [[sub-parameter] value]
0000    SETHELP 00002        Establish  or modify  various parameters  for file  transfer.  You  can
0000    SETHELP 00003        examine their  values with  the SHOW  subcommand.  The  default/initial
0000    SETHELP 00004        values of ON/OFF switches are OFF  unless otherwise noted.  Enter "HELP
0000    SETHELP 00005        SET parameter" for details about each.
0000    SETHHELP00000004"0003000000"019910816181215
0000    SETHHELP00001SET HANDSHAKE number
0000    SETHHELP00002        Specifies the  ASCII code for a  handshake character to be  appended to
0000    SETHHELP00003        each outgoing packet.  Zero means no handshake at all.
0000    SETINCHE00000004"0002000000:019910816181215
0000    SETINCHE00001SET INCOMPLETE <KEEP | DISCARD>
0000    SETINCHE00002        Specifies the action to take when a file transfer is canceled.
0000    SETLINHE00000004"0003000000"019910816181215
0000    SETLINHE00001SET LINE device
0000    SETLINHE00002        Specifies a  device other than the  user's terminal for  file transfer.
0000    SETLINHE00003        This option is not currently supported.
0000    SETMHELP00000004"0003000000"019910816181215
0000    SETMHELP00001SET MARGIN <LEFT | RIGHT> column
0000    SETMHELP00002        The specified margin  is set for restricting  the width of files  to be
0000    SETMHELP00003        sent.  A value of zero disables the specified margin.
0000    SETPREHE00000004"0002000000:019910816181215
0000    SETPREHE00001SET PREFIX [directory]
0000    SETPREHE00002        Specifies a directory (same as the CWD subcommand).
0000    SETPRHEL00000004"00040000014019910816181215
0000    SETPRHEL00001SET PROMPT string
0000    SETPRHEL00002        Defines the character string that  Kermit-CICS displays when asking for
0000    SETPRHEL00003        a subcommand.  The prompt may be any string of 0 to 20 characters.  The
0000    SETPRHEL00004        default is "Kermit-CICS>".
0000    SETRECHE00000004"00010000005019910816181215
0000    SETRECHE00001See SET SEND.
0000    SETRETHE00000004"0003000000"019910816181215
0000    SETRETHE00001SET RETRY <INITIAL | PACKET> num
0000    SETRETHE00002        Threshold for  retrying a  particular packet.   The default  is 16  for
0000    SETRETHE00003        initial and 5 for ordinary packets.
0000    SETSENHE00000004"002100000:3019910816181215
0000    SETSENHE00001SET <SEND | RECEIVE> END-OF-LINE num
0000    SETSENHE00002        If the remote  system needs packets to be terminated  by anything other
0000    SETSENHE00003        than carriage  return, specify the decimal  value of the  desired ASCII
0000    SETSENHE00004        character.  "num" must be in the range 0 - 31 (decimal).
0000    SETSENHE00005
0000    SETSENHE00006SET <SEND | RECEIVE> PACKET-SIZE num
0000    SETSENHE00007        Use the  specified "num"  as the maximum  length for  incoming packets.
0000    SETSENHE00008        The  valid range  is  26-1913,  and 80  is  the  default.  SET  RECEIVE
0000    SETSENHE00009        PACKET-SIZE 95 or greater causes  Kermit-CICS to negotiate reception of
0000    SETSENHE00010        extended length  packets with other  Kermit programs that  support this
0000    SETSENHE00011        option.  SEND PACKET-SIZE should almost never be specified.
0000    SETSENHE00012
0000    SETSENHE00013SET <SEND | RECEIVE> PAD-CHAR num
0000    SETSENHE00014        Padding character to use between packets, NUL (ASCII 0) by default.
0000    SETSENHE00015
0000    SETSENHE00016SET <SEND | RECEIVE> PADDING num
0000    SETSENHE00017        Number of copies of the interpacket padding character, zero by default.
0000    SETSENHE00018
0000    SETSENHE00019SET <SEND | RECEIVE> PARITY <MARK | NONE>
0000    SETSENHE00020        Transparent-mode  ASCII data  from a  SERIES1 or  GRAPHICS device  will
0000    SETSENHE00021        typically have either all Mark parity  (seven data bits with the eighth
0000    SETSENHE00022        bit set) or  no parity (eight data bits).  Kermit-CICS  must know which
0000    SETSENHE00023        kind of  parity to  expect in  order to  calculate checksums  properly.
0000    SETSENHE00024        Kermit-CICS does not verify the parity bits.
0000    SETSENHE00025
0000    SETSENHE00026SET <SEND | RECEIVE> QUOTE char
0000    SETSENHE00027        Control character quoting prefix, normally #.
0000    SETSENHE00028
0000    SETSENHE00029SET <SEND | RECEIVE> START-OF-PACKET num
0000    SETSENHE00030        Control character to mark start of packet, normally Ctrl-A (ASCII 1).
0000    SETSENHE00031
0000    SETSENHE00032SET <SEND | RECEIVE> TIMEOUT num
0000    SETSENHE00033        Number of seconds to wait for a packet before retransmitting.
0000    SETSPHEL00000004"0003000000"019910816181215
0000    SETSERHE00000004"00040000014019930318235449
0000    SETSERHE00001SET SERVER-TIMEOUT num
0000    SETSERHE00002        Gives the nominal waiting period (in  sec) for commands in server mode.
0000    SETSERHE00003        Kermit-CICS should  time-out and send a  NAK after that period,  but it
0000    SETSERHE00004        cannot time-out at all: this option has no effect.
0000    SETSPHEL00001SET SPEED num
0000    SETSPHEL00002        Line transmission speed  assumed in the packet-size  optimization code.
0000    SETSPHEL00003        If given as 0, no optimization.  Default: 1200.
0000    SETSYHEL00000004"0003000000"019910816181215
0000    SETSYHEL00001SET SYSCMD <ON | OFF>
0000    SETSYHEL00002        Determines whether non-Kermit commands are  assumed to be CICS programs
0000    SETSYHEL00003        (and invoked automatically).
0000    SETTAKHE00000004"00070000023019910816181215
0000    SETTAKHE00001SET TAKE ECHO <ON | OFF>
0000    SETTAKHE00002        Controls whether the  contents of TAKE command files  are echoed during
0000    SETTAKHE00003        execution.
0000    SETTAKHE00004
0000    SETTAKHE00005SET TAKE ERROR-ACTION <CONTINUE | HALT>
0000    SETTAKHE00006        Controls whether an  error occuring during execution of  a TAKE command
0000    SETTAKHE00007        file is fatal to the execution of that file.  The default is CONTINUE.
0000    SETTATOE00000004"00010000005019910816181216
0000    SETTATOE00001SET TATOE - see SET ATOE.
0000    SETTESTH00000004"0003000000"019910816181215
0000    SETTESTH00001SET TEST <ON | OFF>
0000    SETTESTH00002        Used for  testing new  versions, suppresses  block check  verification,
0000    SETTESTH00003        allows start-of-packet to be set to anything at all.
0000    SETTETOA00000004"00010000005019910816181215
0000    SETTETOA00001SET TETOA - see SET ATOE.
0000    SETTHELP00000004"0002000000:019910816181215
0000    SETTHELP00001SET TABS-EXPAND <ON | OFF>
0000    SETTHELP00002        Controls whether tabs in incoming text files are expended to blanks.
0000    SETTRHEL00000004"0003000000"019910816181215
0000    SETTRHEL00001SET TRANSFER CHARACTER-SET name
0000    SETTRHEL00002        Character set  to use for sending  and receiving TEXT files.   See also
0000    SETTRHEL00003        FILE CHARACTER-SET.
0000    SETTTHEL00000004"00040000014019910816181215
0000    SETTTHEL00001SET TTABLE <ON | OFF | KP>
0000    SETTTHEL00002        Controls whether  ATOE/ETOA or TATOE/TETOA  are used  for counteracting
0000    SETTTHEL00003        the system translations on TTY lines.  KP  is like ON, but also changes
0000    SETTTHEL00004        the TATOE/TETOA tables to values based on Hollerith codes.
0000    SETWHELP00000004"00010000005019910816181215
0000    SETWHELP00001SET WARNING - (obsolete) see SET FILE COLLISION.
0000    SET8HELP00000004"0003000000"019910816181215
0000    SET8HELP00001SET 8-BIT-QUOTE <ON | OFF | char>
0000    SET8HELP00002        Controls  whether  eighth-bit  prefixing  is  done  and  specifies  the
0000    SET8HELP00003        character to be used.
0000    SHHELP  00000004"00050000019019910816181215
0000    SHHELP  00001SHOW [option]
0000    SHHELP  00002        Display the values  of any or all  parameters that can be  changed with
0000    SHHELP  00003        the  SET  subcommand,   except  for  ATOE  and  ETOA   (see  the  TDUMP
0000    SHHELP  00004        subcommand).   If no  option is  specified, all  parameters except  the
0000    SHHELP  00005        Attribute flags are displayed.
0000    SIHELP  00000004"00080000027019920604193200
0000    SIHELP  00001SIMULATE [filespec]
0000    SIHELP  00002        Specifies a file to be used as  input instead of the communication line
0000    SIHELP  00003        for a subsequent transaction.  Kermit will read lines from the file one
0000    SIHELP  00004        at a time as needed until the file is exhausted and will then revert to
0000    SIHELP  00005        normal operation.   Lines beginning "S:"  are ignored;  lines beginning
0000    SIHELP  00006        "R:" are first translated to ASCII and  then used; other lines are used
0000    SIHELP  00007        "as is."  Entering  this subcommand with no argument  will suppress the
0000    SIHELP  00008        simulation function.
0000    SPHELP  00000004"0002000000:019910816181215
0000    SPHELP  00001SPACE
0000    SPHELP  00002        Show the storage allocation in the current directory.
0000    STHELP  00000004"00040000014019910816181215
0000    STHELP  00001STATUS
0000    STHELP  00002        Return  the  status of  the  previous  subcommand.  The  response  will
0000    STHELP  00003        display the  statistics from  the last  transfer plus  the message  "No
0000    STHELP  00004        errors" or the last error encountered.
0000    STOPHELP00000004"00040000014019910816181216
0000    STOPHELP00001STOP
0000    STOPHELP00002        (Not really  a subcommand.)   Cause Kermit-CMS  to leave  protocol mode
0000    STOPHELP00003        immediately, thereby  canceling any active  transfer and  ending server
0000    STOPHELP00004        mode if necessary.
0000    TAHELP  00000004"00040000014019910816181216
0000    TAHELP  00001TAKE filespec
0000    TAHELP  00002        Execute Kermit subcommands  from the specified file.   The command file
0000    TAHELP  00003        may include  TAKE subcommands.  If the  filespec omits the type,  it is
0000    TAHELP  00004        assumed to be TAKE.
0000    TDHELP  00000004"00040000014019910816181215
0000    TDHELP  00001TDUMP <table-name | NAMES>
0000    TDHELP  00002        Display the contents of "table-name" since it can be modified using the
0000    TDHELP  00003        SET  subcommand.   The ATOE,  ETOA,  TATOE,  and  TETOA tables  can  be
0000    TDHELP  00004        'dumped' (also, the list of files sent in the last transfer).
0000    TYHELP  00000004"00040000014019910816181215
0000    TYHELP  00001TYPE filespec[<[n][-m]>]
0000    TYHELP  00002        Displays the  specified file (up  to 130  characters per line)  at your
0000    TYHELP  00003        terminal.  A  range of lines  to be typed  may be specified.   See also
0000    TYHELP  00004        XTYPE.
0000    VEHELP  00000004"00010000005019910816181215
0000    VEHELP  00001VERSION Displays the version number and date of Kermit-CICS.
0000    XEHELP  00000004"00040000014019910816181215
0000    XEHELP  00001XECHO line
0000    XEHELP  00002        Displays the line at your terminal as a "raw" transfer according to the
0000    XEHELP  00003        current CONTROLLER  setting.  Control  characters within  the line  are
0000    XEHELP  00004        specified by prefixing "^".  See also ECHO.
0000    XTHELP  00000004"00050000019019910816181215
0000    XTHELP  00001XTYPE filespec[<[n][-m][_CC]>]
0000    XTHELP  00002        Displays  the specified  file  at your  terminal  as  a "raw"  transfer
0000    XTHELP  00003        according to the current CONTROLLER setting.  The syntax for options in
0000    XTHELP  00004        angle brackets  <> is the  same as that  for the SEND  subcommand.  See
0000    XTHELP  00005        also TYPE.
