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Setup hints for using BGFAX with D'bridge                         06-18-93
Randy Fox
FidoNet 1:363/60
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If you want to use D'Bridge with a Class 2.0 modem, see "D'BR-USR.TXT".

Here is the Dbridge set up that we discussed about the other night.
 
All the people need to do is the following:
 
Edit the MCF File they are using.  in my case BOCA3242.mcf
2) Change the "INIT" Line to look something like this:
   (some additional commands may be needed for regular modem use.  I left
    my extras out for less confusion.)
    The file starts off looking like this:
 
    MCF Boca3242 Boca V32b/MNP/V42b
    BAUD 38400
    LOCKED
    DELAY 60
    TIMEOUT 65
    PREINIT ATZ   <----This line can be ommited or altered, but is only sent
                       once upon loading D'bridge
 
Boca-> INIT ATH0N1&K3+FCR=1+FAA=1+FLID="MY FAX MACHINE"
Zoom-> INIT ATN1&K3+FCR=1+FAA=1+FLID="MY FAX MACHINE"
    OFFHOOK ATM0H1
    etc....
 
(Note: in the mcf there is no blank lines between the entries, I just ran out
of room for the explaination.)
 
Then, they need to load dbridge and go under Utilities;Security/Miscellaneous.
 
In the EXTERNAL RECIEVERS box they need to enter:
 
FAX|C:\FAX\BGFAX /FAX
    The word FAX before the pipe is the modem response, may need to be
    CONNECT FAX is some instances, or +FCON.  After the pipe is the command
    line for the reciever.  This is the quickest way to load BGFAX if you
    have enough overhead ram.  this is just a small dos shell method.
 
Another option:  after the PIPE symbol, they may speccify a batch file to call
BGFAX.  ie: FAX|FAX.BAT
 
If there is not enough over head ram, they may try swapping Dbridge out by
placing a "+" sign in front of the command line: FAX|+FAX.BAT
 
Or the may drop Dbridge and exit at errorlevel: FAX|*X100 (100 errorlevel)