NAME:		STATUS

SYNTAX:	STATUS

     STATUS reports back to the script a number of parameter settings.
     The status report is simply a number of uppercase words in a string
     that tell the following (in order of position within status string):

     baudrate               --  a number representing actual baud rate
                                Valid rates are 300, 1200, 2400, 4800
                                9600, 19200, and 31250 (MIDI)
     Echo status            --  If ECHO, we are echoing characters
                                received back out the transmitter.
                                (useful for a BBS or remote shell)
     XON/off status         --  Shows if Xon/off is enabled or disabled.
                                Valid are XENABLED, XDISABLED
     TXD status             --  Are we transmitting? TALKON, TALKOFF
     RXD status             --  Are we receiving?    LISTENON, LISTENOFF
     SCAN status            --  Are we checking for matches?
                                SCANON, SCANOFF
     Port name for rcv data --  The port to which we are sending rcv data.
                                Set by the CONNECT command.
     Portname for CTRL      --  The port to which we are sending other data,
                                such as MATCH info.
*    Serial read IO struct  --  The address of the serial read IO struct.
*    Serial write IO struct --  The address of the serial write IO struct.

Notes:

*  These two are given in hexadecimal.
   Use these at your own risk, and as an experiment only.  I have not
   tested these yet, and they may or may not work at all, let alone
   predictably.

EXAMPLE:

	To get/use the STATUS, the minimum requirement from a script is:

	options results
	address 'ROBBS_ser'
	status
	say result

This will print something like this to the CLI:

2400 NOECHO XDISABLED TRANSLATE TALKON LISTENON SCANOFF NONE CCS_ctrl 242800 242880