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- # These two HAYES-compatible commands turn off command echoing at the modem
- # and tell the modem to answer on the second ring.
- #
- # If you do not have a Hayes-compatible modem then you will have to
- # configure the modem using a separate terminal emulator program such as
- # the VT100 program included here.
- # Your users phoning in should use 8 bits, no parity, one stop bit
- # or 7 bits, space parity, one stop bit. Their terminal emulator mus also
- # be set to do local echoing of characters and must also echo a typed
- # CR as CR/LF.
- # Once the connection is established there is no response from CBBS, the
- # user must type the connected string that the TNC would have sent:
- # e.g.
- # *** CONNECTED to VE5VA
- #
- # There MUST be at least one AT command in here so that the modem detects
- # the correct DTE speed. The ATS0=2 command must be here to turn answering
- # on and the ATE0 is required to turn echoing off.
- # The program handles the S0 register once it has started up.
- # This file has the same format and capabilities as the one used for a TNC.
- # i.e. it can contain any valid AT modem modem command or a ! command which
- # is executed by the system.
- ATE0
- ATS0=2
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