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##############################################################################
#
# WWIV Version 4
# Copyright (C) 1988-1993 by Wayne Bell
#
# This modem definition file may not be distributed except as a part of
# the complete WWIV v4 system. This file may not be distributed in modified
# form at all. If you wish, you may distribute a separate, modified modem
# configuration file, with the configuration information for one modem.
# See the 'wwivmodm.doc' file for a description on how to do this.
#
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#
# Can someone plese tell me why so many modems nowdays don't have brand
# names, or even model names? It really makes it hard to list them here,
# when all you can see on the manual cover is "2400 BPS MNP modem".
#
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#
# Line types:
#
# FILE: Name of file for modem info to follow
# NAME: Name/description of modem
# NOTE: Notes on modem configuration
# CONF: String to configure modem (sent from INIT, not BBS)
# SETU: Setup string sent once to the modem
# INIT: Initialization string sent often to the modem
# ANSR: String sent to the modem to answer phone
# PICK: String sent to the modem to pick up the phone
# HANG: String sent to the modem to hang up the phone
# DIAL: Dialing prefix
# SEPR: Separator characters for result codes (passed to strtok)
# DEFL: Default modem switches
# RESL: Result code info.
# First, result code (full or partial) from modem
# Optional description - single quotes means append
# Lastly, switch settings
# AUTO: Information for modem auto-selection
#
# Switches:
#
# NORM normal state of modem
# RING phone is ringing
# RINGING remote phone is ringing
# ERR error encountered
# DIS disconnected (No connection)
# NDT no dial tone (same as DIS)
# CON connection established
# MS= modem speed
# CS= com port speed
# AS= asymmetrical baud rates (Y/N)
# EC= error correcting (Y/N)
# DC= data compression (Y/N)
# FC= flow control (Y/N)
#
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#
# Information for modem auto-selection
#
# 0 - modem type found
# 1 - initial state
# 2 - a USR Courier
# 3 - a USR Courier that responds to AT&A3
#
AUTO: 1 0 "USRCV42" "ATI4{" "USROBOTICS COURIER 2400"
AUTO: 1 2 "USRC1" "ATI4{" "USROBOTICS COURIER"
AUTO: 2 3 "USRC31" "AT&A3{" "0"
AUTO: 3 0 "USRC3" "ATI{" "1442"
AUTO: 2 0 "USRC2" "AT&A2{" "0"
AUTO: 1 0 "USRS9600" "ATI4{" "USROBOTICS SPORTSTER 9600"
AUTO: 1 0 "COMPUCOM" "ATI3{" "(C) COPYRIGHT COMPUCOM"
AUTO: 1 0 "PP9600SA" "ATI3{" "PM9600SA"
AUTO: 1 0 "PP2400V4" "ATI3{" "PM2400SA"
AUTO: 1 0 "TB3000" "ATI3{" "T3000"
AUTO: 1 0 "USRSMNP" "ATU{" "USROBOTICS SPORTSTER"
AUTO: 1 0 "C964I" "ATI{" "964I"
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###
### First, generic 2400 and less (non-MNP) modems.
###
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