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From: randyd@crl.com (Randy Ding)
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Subject: Re: MAC dial strings How Long??
Date: 14 Feb 1997 16:59:29 -0800
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In article <orion-1402971133380001@isc124-34.ucsb.edu>,
Julianne Reich <orion@webbing.com> wrote:
>How long can a dial script (ie ATDT1800XXXXXXX...) be? I have a user that
>need to put in 41 characters to dial remotely.
>
>Julianne Reich
>University of California Santa Barbara
My modem has a command line limit of 40 including AT. Other modems
have different specifications.. It usually says in the first page of
the AT Commands reference in your modem book.
Try breaking it up like this..
ATDT1,800,1234567;
ATDT,,1234567890;
ATDT987654321
The ; returns you to command mode after dialing. Note the last line has no ;.
Randy.
randyd@lse.fullfeed.com
http://www.lse.fullfeed.com/~randyd