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; =============================================================================
; ELSATD.CFG ELSA ISDN MicroLINK /TD Xenia Version 1.98 - January 1995
; =============================================================================
; Also applies to /M (rack) - basically same thing, a /TD *contains* rack card.
; For the TL/pro (successor to the /TL) use the /TD settings, NOT the /TL ones.
;
; Settings also work for /TL, but you'll have to adjust the comport speed.
; The /TL can only handle upto 57600 over a normal comport.
; If you have a clock-multiplying comport, select *2 and set 38400 for 76800.
;
; Xenia can recognize the CLIP (CallerID) info provided by the ELSA adapter,
; and the init string is set up for that.
; The ELSA adapters do not provide cause codes in some nice form; they ARE in
; S154 (high byte) and S155 (low byte), decimal. But Xenia can't decode that...
;
; The config below uses a custom HANGUP string. This is not absolutely
; necessary, but may solve a problem I have encountered myself. When calling
; someone who has an external adapter online, it appears that at the end of a
; mailsession his side hangs up before the final 'okidoki, let's hangup' packet
; reaches my side. So my side says 'carrier lost'; no great harm, but not nice.
;
;
; IMPORTANT: V.120 information! 64k, 56k, connecting with ISDN sites in USA.
; The external ELSA ISDN adapters are very nice in that they autodetect
; X.75, V.110 (any speed) and V.120 on incoming calls.
; Unfortunately, they do NOT auto-detect 64k V.120 and 56k V.120
; You have to set that manually: S172=1 for 64k, S172=129 for 56k.
; Contrary to popular belief, most people with ISDN in USA *DO* have 64k.
; So what's the problem?
; When calling from Holland to an ISDN system in the US, Dutch PTT routes the
; call via long distance carrier AT&T, but without preselecting 64k trunks.
; AT&T does have 64k trunks but also still some 56k so sometimes you get those.
; In that case you do see the start of a connect, but the handshake won't work.
; Therefore the only safe way to be sure of a good connect is to call with 56k.
; Dutch PTT is (now) aware of this and is working on a solution.
; The config below is set up to call V.120's at 56k, but answer at 64k.
; If you want to set it any other way, just uncomment the right line.
;INCLUDE C:\XENIA\MODEMS\XENCAUSE.CFG
;MDMRSP NOCONN NO DIALTONE/
;MAILER COLLIDE
SPEED LOCK 115200 ; ELSA /TD, /M (rack), /TLpro
;SPEED LOCK 57600 ; ELSA /TL with normal comport
;SPEED LOCK 38400 ; ELSA /TL with port*2=76800
FAX OFF
FIRSTRING
INIT ATZ|AT\V8S53=7| ; Enable full result codes/CLIP
RESET ATZ|
BUSY ATZ|
HANGUP ~~!`v~~^`!!`` ; 2 sec delay + original hangup
ANSWER AT\\N7S172=1A| ; Answer V.120 64k, X.75, V.110
;ANSWER AT\\N7S172=129A| ; Answer V.120 56k, X.75, V.110
;AFTERCALL ATS154?S155?| ; Not very self-explanatory ;-)
OKDIAL ISDNA ISDNB ISDNC ISDN -* ; Yes we can call V.120s !!
PREFIXSUFFIX AT\\N2S172=1|ATD/| ISDNC
PREFIXSUFFIX AT\\N0S172=1|ATD/| ISDNB
PREFIXSUFFIX AT\\N0S172=1%B19200|ATD/| ISDNA
PREFIXSUFFIX AT\\N4S172=129|ATD/| ISDN ; Call US sites at 56k V.120
;PREFIXSUFFIX AT\\N4S172=1|ATD/| ISDN ; 64k V.120 flawed when NL->US
PREFIXSUFFIX AT\\N2S172=1|ATD/|
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