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;*===========================================================================*
;* General Purpose Mailer. FTN-compatible Extended-Binkley-Style mailer *
;* for OS/2 Warp with multiline support and Presentation Manager GUI. *
;* Written by Igor Vanin (2:5030/448@fidonet, vanin@gpmail.spb.ru) *
;*===========================================================================*
;* Modem setup *
;*===========================================================================*
; In modem commands you may use some special characters, which are not sent to
; modem:
;
; | - send <cr> symbol to modem and wait for 0.3 sec.;
; v - drop DTR;
; ^ - raise DTR;
; ' - wait for 0.1 sec.;
; ~ - wait for 0.5 sec.
; COM-port number, to which your modem is attached.
Port 2
; The maximum speed supported by your modem.
Baud 33600
; Locks com-port at specified speed. It is recommended to lock the port at
; higher speed than your modem's maximum speed, because of compression
; protocols used during data transfer. If the port is locked by communication
; driver, mailer does not set the fixed port speed. Default value is 0, i.e.
; mailer doesn't lock the speed.
Locked_Baud 57600
; The period of time after which modem is initialized. Mailer will
; automatically initialize modem every <integer> minutes. If set to 0,
; periodical initialization is not done. Default value is 0.
Init_Interval 20
; String sent to modem to initialize it.
Modem_Init ~ATZ|
; If Init_After_Dial is set to 'No', mailer does not initialize modem after an
; outgoing call if no connection was established. Use this with care. Set this
; to 'No' only if you use the same Dial_Prefix for all calls.
Init_After_Dial Yes
; String sent to modem to answer an incoming call.
Modem_Answer ATA|
; Command string sent to modem to dial a number.
Dial_Prefix ATDP
; The command issued to modem to terminate the call. It is sent to modem if
; Time_Dial expires while dialing, or if you press Alt-H or select Hangup from
; the menu.
; Default value is DTR raise/drop (v'''^). For stupid modems like USR
; Sportster which hang after a DTR raise/drop during dialing it is
; recommended to set some other value.
Dial_Terminate v'''^ ; for normal modems
;Dial_Terminate |~ ; recommended for USR Sportster
; Dial_Translate <word1> <word2>
; The Dial_Translate command defines the rules of translating the phone
; numbers from nodelist. If a phone number starts with <word1>, these
; characters will be replaced with <word2> before making a call. You may
; define up to 16 Dial_Translate keywords. They are processed consecutively,
; so the order matters.
;Dial_Translate 7-812- ; Example for St.Petersburg: local calls
;Dial_Translate 7-095- ; Example for Moscow: local calls
Dial_Translate 7- 8W ; National calls
Dial_Translate * 8W10 ; International calls
; This keyword defines the lines received from modem, which will force mailer
; to answer an incoming call. You may use up to five words.
AnswerOn RING
;AnswerOn RING "NO DIAL TONE"
; Modem responses that are given when modem failed to connect. You may define
; up to five words.
NoConnect "NO CARRIER" "NO ANSWER" VOICE
; The string received from modem, when it sets up a connection.
Connect CONNECT
; What your modem says when it receives the BUSY signal.
Busy BUSY
; Modem response that is given when no dial tone is detected.
No_DialTone "NO DIAL TONE"
; Some modems display a result code for every outgoing ring. Define that code
; with this variable.
Ringing RINGING
; If during the connect procedure modem gives one of these answers,
; half-duplex file transfer is used. You may define up to eight modem answers
; here. Default value is not defined.
HalfDuplex /HST /PEP /NONE
; If your modem support caller identification, you can define the beginning of
; the string, in which the modem presents the caller's number. This string
; will be logged by mailer.
; Default value is not defined.
;Examples:
;CallerID /CID ;CallerId is displayed in the connect string
;CallerID "CallerID: " ;CallerId is displayed in a separate string
; With Log_ModemStrings keyword you may define 1 to 8 additional modem
; responses (in one line), which should be logged. For example, this feature
; is useful if your modem puts connect information into several lines.
; Default value is not defined.
; Examples:
;Log_ModemStrings "CARRIER" "PROTOCOL:" "COMPRESSION:"
Log_ModemStrings OK ; modem answer "OK" is written to log.
; Modem statistics for calls may be placed into log file. The ModemStat
; keyword defines the command sent to modem to collect statistics. The
; ModemStat_End keyword defines modem response after which the statistics is
; considered collected (default value is "OK"). The ModemStat_TimeOut keyword
; defines the time (in seconds), after which the statistics is considered
; collected if no ModemStat_End response is received (default value is 3).
;Examples:
;ModemStat ATI6| ; for old USR modems
;ModemStat ATI9Y16| ; for new Couriers
;ModemStat ATI6I11| ; for new Sportsters
;ModemStat_End OK
;ModemStat_TimeOut 3