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- PCOMM v1.0
-
- AT&T Unix PC 7300
- Dialing Codes
-
- The dialing codes used by the OBM (On Board Modem) are not straight-
- forward. The modem setup, as distributed, looks like this:
-
- -------------------------- Modem Setup --------------------------
-
- 1) Modem name ............. OBM
-
- 2) Modem init string ......
- 3) Dialing command ........ %
- 4) Dialing cmd suffix ..... @
- 5) Hangup string ..........
- 6) 300 baud connect ....... CONNECT
- 7) 1200 baud connect ...... CONNECT
- 8) 2400 baud connect ......
- 9) 4800 baud connect ......
- 10) 9600 baud connect .....
- 11) 19200 baud connect ....
- 12) No connect string 1 ...
- 13) No connect string 2 ...
- 14) No connect string 3 ...
- 15) No connect string 4 ...
-
- ---------------------------------------------------------------
- OPTION ==> _ Press ESC to return
-
- The relevant fields of the modem setup are:
-
- 1) Modem name. This must be "OBM".
-
- NOTE: Pcomm uses the modem name as a flag to determine which dialing
- method to use. The string "OBM" is a "reserved word" that pcomm uses
- to switch to the AT&T 7300 Unix PC dialing method.
-
- 3) Dialing command. This should be '%' for touch tone
- dialing or '^' for pulse dialing.
-
- 4) Dialing cmd suffix. This must be the '@' character.
-
- 6-7) Connect strings. The 300 and 1200 baud connect
- strings must both be set to "CONNECT".
-
- NOTE: The OBM cannot determine the connected baud rate if it's
- different from what it expects. The two identical connect strings
- disable this feature.
-
-
- Additional OBM dialing commands from phone(7):
-
- '~' wait for next dial tone
- ',' pause 2 seconds
- ':' pause 10 seconds
- '&' perform a hookflash
- '%' begin tone dialing
- '^' begin pulse dialing
-
- These commands can be inserted into the phone number string, for
- example:
-
- 555-1234~56 dial 555-1234, wait for dial tone, dial 56
- 9,555-1234 dial 9, wait 2 seconds, dial 555-1234
- %555^1234 dial 555 using tone, dial 1234 using pulse
-
- NOTE: The dialing commands for the OBM are not subject to character
- synonym translations, therefore the '^' and '~' characters do NOT
- have to be preceded by the '\' character to remove their special
- meaning.
-