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; Oberon Terminal Emulator/2 Initialization File
;
; Contents Copyright 1990-1991, Oberon Software, Mankato, MN 56001
;
; Sample TE/2 Initialization File
;
; In most cases the settings you will find here just duplicate the
; built-in defaults that TE/2 would use anyway. We've tried to
; place an example of every possible setting for this file in here
; though so you may easily customize your installation of TE/2.
;
;Comm Port Settings
;==================
Baud 2400
; Type: numeric, must be a valid baud rate
; Notes: this will become the default baud rate when TE/2
; first enters terminal mode.
BreakLen 1000 ;milliseconds
; Type: numeric, greater than zero
; Notes: Break signal duration in milliseconds
CtsRts BOTH
; Type: enumeration, CTS, RTS, BOTH, or NEITHER
; Device com1
; Type: simple string, rules for modem strings apply
; Notes: The "Device" parameter may override any "Port"
; parameter given in the file. You do not have
; to specify "com1", "com2", et cetera. If your
; comm device has another name however the Alt-I
; information display will not match the reality
; when you use the "Device" parameter unless it
; is named "com1", "com2", etc., and the "Port"
; parameter is set to match.
Parity N
; Type: enumerated, must be N, O, E, M, or S
; Notes: this will become the default parity when TE/2
; first enters terminal mode.
Port 1
; Type: numeric, must be 1, 2, ..., 8
; Notes: If your comm device is named "comX" where X is
; a number from 1 to 8, you do not need to use
; the "Device" parameter (above) and may simply
; specify the port number.
StopBits 1
; Type: enumerated, must be 1, 1.5, or 2
; Notes: this will become the default number of stop bits
; when TE/2 enters terminal mode.
WordLen 8
; Type: numeric, must be 7 or 8
; Notes: this will become the default word length when TE/2
; first enters terminal mode.
XonXoff neither
; Type: enumerated, NEITHER, TRANSMIT, RECEIVE, or BOTH
;Terminal Emulation Settings
;===========================
Emulate ANSI_TE2
; Type enumerated, must be TTY, ANSI, ANSI_TE2, VT100, or 3101
; Note: defines the default terminal emulation package at
; programs startup. Default, if omitted, is ANSI_TE2
enqReply ; NULL
; Type: modem string
; Notes: in VT100 mode, this string will be sent to the
; remote system in response to an ENQ character
AutoNL3101 false
; Type: true/false
; Notes: Enables/disables Auto-Newline Mode in the IBM 3101 emulation
AutoLF3101 false
; Type: true/false
; Notes: Enables/disables Auto-Linefeed Mode in the IBM 3101 emulation
Scroll3101 false
; Type: true/false
; Notes: Enables/disables Auto-Scroll Mode in the IBM 3101 emulation
;Terminal Settings
;=================
alarmPopUp true ;NOTE default is: false
; Type: true/false
; Notes: enables/disable alarm pop-up screens. Further,
; note that the alarm pop-up will only ever be
; displayed if TE/2 is not the foreground task
; at the time of the alarm.
alarmTime 2 ;seconds
; Type: numeric, must be greater than or equal to zero
; Notes: Alarm duration in seconds, zero disables the alarm
AlarmType CHIME
; Type: enumerated: NONE, CHIME, or BUZZER
; Notes: Determines how the alarm will sound
chatBuffered true
; Type: true/false
; Notes: entry value for chat mode buffering
ClsReset false
; Type: true/false
; Notes: If set to true will cause Alt-C and CLS() to reset
; the terminal attribute to the default (TermAttr)
; before clearing the screen. Default, if omitted,
; is false.
colorLock false
; Type: true/false
; Notes: if true the terminal color cannot be changed via
; ANSI codes from the remote
dtrHangUp true
; Type: true/false
; Notes: determines whether the hangup sequence also drops
; DTR momentarily
LFafterCR false
; Type: true/false
; Notes: entry value for LF After CR
LocalEcho false
; Type: true/false
; Notes: entry value for Local Echo
LogoDelay 8 ;seconds
; Type: numeric, greater than or equal to zero
; Notes: Length of time the TE/2 logo will remain on screen
; after primary initialization has completed. If this
; is set to zero, the logo will not be displayed.
MatchBaud true
; Type: true/false
; Notes: if false the dialer will not attempt to match the
; baud rate after making a connection. Use this if
; you need to "Lock" the baud rate for a high-speed
; connection.
MenuActive true
; Type: true/false
; Notes: initial display/nondisplay of Terminal Modem menu
QueryHangUp true ;NOTE default is:false
; Type: enumerated: TRUE, FALSE, IFCARRIER
; Notes: If TRUE, TE/2 will ask for verification each time
; before hanging up or exiting. If FALSE, TE/2 will
; never ask for verification. If IFCARRIER, TE/2
; will ask only if it is currently on-line.
; ScreenLines 25 ;NOTE if absent will default to the number of
; ; of lines in the current screen mode
; Type: numeric, must be greater than zero
; Notes: This sets the desired number of lines for the
; screen.
ScrollBack 250 ;lines
; Type: number, greater than or equal to zero
; Notes: Number of lines to retain in Scroll Back Buffer,
; if this is set to zero the Scroll Back Buffer is
; disabled.
;Modem Settings
;==============
; Connect special
; Type: modem string(s)
; Notes: You may have up to 12 connect strings specified.
; These are the actual strings that TE/2's dialer
; will look for from the modem when it dials. Each
; string follows the rules for modem strings given
; above and is followed by a comma and a baud rate
; which will be used for purposes of baud matching
; if you have MatchBaud set on.
; Example: This is an example of setting several connect
; strings in TE2.INI:
;
; Connect CONNECT^M,300
; Connect CONNECT_1200,1200
; Connect CONNECT_2400,2400
; Connect CONNECT_9600/ARQ,9600
; Note that if you specify any Connect strings you
; should be sure to specify ALL Connect strings
; you expect to encounter. TE/2 default set covers
; 300, 1200, 2400, 4800, and 9600 for standard
; Hayes compatible modems operating with verbal
; response codes. If you specify any Connect strings
; in TE2.INI however, TE/2 assumes that you will
; specify them all.
; Further Note: The strings are searched in order from
; first to last and when one matches the search ends.
; Thus, the "^M" in the first example is very
; important! If it were not there, any string which
; begins with "CONNECT" (i.e., every modem connect
; result string!) would be taken to imply 300 baud.
; This is probably not what you had in mind.
; Also, the third line above will match
; "CONNECT 2400^M" as well as "CONNECT 2400/ARQ^M",
; but the fourth line will not match "CONNECT 9600^M".
Connect CONNECT^M,300
Connect CONNECT_1200,1200
Connect CONNECT_2400,2400
Connect CONNECT_4800,4800
Connect CONNECT_9600,9600
modemAnsStrg ATS0=1^M^J
; Type: modem string
; Notes: this string is used to initialize auto-answer
; mode.
; Note further: This string is not used in this version
; of TE/2 but to ensure file compatibility
; with the full version, it is included here.
modemDelayChar 0x7e,500
; Type: special
; Notes: The two values here are the ascii value of the
; character to use for delays in the various modem
; strings (0x7e is the tilde character "~") and the
; duration of the delay in milliseconds
modemDialStrg ATDT
; Type: modem string
; Notes: this is used as the modem dial command
modemDialSufx ^M
; Type: modem string
; Notes: this is sent to the modem after the number in a
; dial command
modemHangStrg ~~~+++~~ATH0^M^J
; Type: modem string
; Notes: this string is sent to the modem to cause it to
; hang-up the line (see also dtrHangUp)
modemInitStrg ATE0_M1_Q0_V1_X4_S7=255_S11=55_S0=0^M^J
; Type: modem string
; Notes: this string is sent to the modem at startup for
; initialization
modemOKStrg OK
; Type: modem string
; Notes: this is the string that TE/2 will expect the modem
; to return after receiving a command string
; successfully.
; noConnect special
; Type: modem string(s)
; Notes: See also "Connect" above. Here you may specify up
; to 6 NoConnect strings. These are the strings
; which TE/2's dialer will look for when dialing to
; signal that the dialing attempt has failed. These
; strings follow the rules for modem strings given
; above. If you specify any NoConnect strings you
; must specify every one you expect to encounter
; because you will be replacing TE/2's default set.
;
; TE/2's default set is:
NoConnect NO_CARRIER
NoConnect ERROR
NoConnect NO_DIAL_TONE
NoConnect BUSY
NoConnect NO_ANSWER
NoConnect VOICE
;Dialer and Dialing Directory
;============================
AutoDirSave true ;NOTE default is: false
; Type: true/false
; Notes: if true the directory file will be saved each time
; upon exiting the Dialing Directory.
dialerTimeOut 45 ;seconds
; Type: numeric, greater than zero
; Notes: Amount of time in seconds that the dialer will
; allow a phone number to ring.
RedialDelay 2 ;seconds
; Type: numeric, greater than zero
; Notes: Amount of time in seconds that the dialer will
; pause between dialing attempts.
;Color Attributes
;================
; This is the color setup that the author uses. They should be
; fairly reasonable in full screen mode and need some readjustment
; if you run in a vio window.
ChatAttr 0x0b ;NOTE default is: 0x0f - Bright white on black
; Type: attribute
; Notes: Chat Mode, Local Window text
ChatRemoteAttr 0x03 ;NOTE default is: 0x07 - White on black
; Type: attribute
; Notes: Chat Mode, Remote Window text
ChatTitleAttr 0x30 ;NOTE default is: 0x70 - Black on white
; Type: attribute
; Notes: Chat Mode, titles
DLogDaAttr 0x28 ;NOTE default is: 0x08 - Gray on black
; Type: attribute
; Notes: Dialog boxes, disabled menu items
DLogEdAttr 0x02 ;NOTE default is: 0x70 - Black on white
; Type: attribute
; Notes: Dialog boxes, text input, while editing
DLogEdHiAttr 0x70 ;NOTE default is: 0x0f - Bright white on black
; Type: attribute
; Notes: Dialog boxes, text input, initial display of
; default value
DLogHiAttr 0x2f ;NOTE default is: 0x70 - Black on white
; Type: attribute
; Notes: Dialog boxes, highlit text
DLogNormAttr 0x20 ;NOTE default is: 0x0f - Bright white on black
; Type: attribute
; Notes: Dialog boxes, normal text
DialHiAttr 0x0e ;NOTE default is: 0x0f - Bright white on black
; Type: attribute
; Notes: Dialing Directory, highlighted bar
DialNormAttr 0x03 ;NOTE default is: 0x07 - White on black
; Type: attribute
; Notes: Dialing Directory, normal text
ErrorAttr 0x4f ;NOTE default is: 0x0f - Bright white on black
; Type: attribute
; Notes: Error Message display
LogoAttr 0x1f ;NOTE default is: 0x70 - Black on white
; Type: attribute
; Notes: Terminal Screen menu, TE/2 logo
MenuHiAttr 0x0e ;NOTE default is: 0x0f - Bright white on black
; Type: attribute
; Notes: Terminal Screen menu, highlit text
MenuNormAttr 0x03 ;NOTE default is: 0x07 - White on black
; Type: attribute
; Notes: Terminal Screen menu, normal text
ScrlBackAttr 0x03 ;NOTE default is: 0x07 - White on black
; Type: attribute
; Notes: Scroll Back, normal text
ScrlBackFdAttr 0x4f ;NOTE default is: 0x0f - Bright white on black
; Type: attribute
; Notes: Scroll Back, found text
ScrlBackMkAttr 0x13 ;NOTE default is: 0x70 - Black on white
; Type: attribute
; Notes: Scroll Back, marked text
ScrlBackTiAttr 0x30 ;NOTE default is: 0x70 - Black on white
; Type: attribute
; Notes: Scroll Back, titles
ShadowAttr 0x08 - Gray on black
; Type: attribute
; Notes: Dialog boxes, shadow
SnapShotAttr 0x70 - Black on white
; Type: attribute
; Notes: SnapShot, flash attribute
TermAttr 0x07 - White on black
; Type: attribute
; Notes: Terminal Screen attribute
;Transfer Protocols
;==================
AsciiUL 0,crlf,true,0,0,false,false,2000,2000
; Type: special
; Notes: Here you may specify the default answers to the
; questions posed in the Ascii Upload Dialog (see
; "Alt-U Upload" above). The last two fields are
; options, all others must be specified, they must
; be separated by commas, and there must be NO
; extra space or tab characters in the line.
; The fields are:
; Prompt Char: ascii value of the prompt character
; you wish to use. The value may be
; in decimal, hex, or octal. Use zero
; to set no prompt.
; CR before LF: "LF", "CR", or "CRLF"
; Expand Blanks Lines: true or false.
; Char Pacing: in milliseconds.
; Line Pacing: in milliseconds.
; Strip 8th Bit: true or false.
; View Output: true or false.
; Write Timeout: in milliseconds.
; Read Timeout: in milliseconds.
AutoZM true ;NOTE default is: false
; Type: true/false
; Notes: enables/disables Auto ZModem downloads
; When enabled, TE/2 will automatically begin a ZModem
; download whenever it receives the ZModem signature
; from the remote system.
ClobberDL SALVAGE
; Type: enumerated: TRUE, FALSE, or SALVAGE
; Notes: This controls what TE/2 will do when you attempt to
; download a file with a file of the same name already
; in existence in the download directory of your disk.
; If set to TRUE, the new file will overwrite (clobber)
; the old file, if set to FALSE it will abort the
; transfer and issue an error message. If set to
; SALVAGE, it will attempt to rename the existing file
; before beginning to write the new file. It does
; this by replacing characters in the file name,
; starting at the end of the name, with dollar sign
; characters until it finds a name that does not already
; exist.
downloadPath ; NULL
; Type: path name
; Notes: specifies the directory you wish all downloaded
; files to be placed in. If left NULL, the current
; directory is used. For XModem and XModem-1K you
; may override this setting by specifying a drive or
; a path when prompted for the file name.
DLPrtyClass FIXEDHIGH,0
; Type: special
; Notes: specifies the priority you wish OS/2 to give the
; download file transfer protocols while they are
; doing their duties. TE/2 normally operates at the
; default priority level but if the DLPrtyClass is
; set to anything other than "NORMAL" it will adjust
; the priority level accordingly for the duration of
; the file transfer and restore normal priority upon
; return. Valid values for the first parameter of
; DLPrtyClass are: "NORMAL", "FIXEDHIGH", or
; "TIMECRITICAL". The second parameter is called a
; priority delta, it may be in the range of -31 to 31
; and it may be omitted with no ill effects.
; Further Notes: If you set the priority class to NORMAL you
; may very well experience timeout errors during your
; file transmissions especially if your computer is
; busy with other tasks while the file is transferring.
; One the other hand, if you leave it at the default
; value of FIXEDHIGH and are still experiencing these
; problems you might want to set TIMECRITICAL although
; the response and throughput of all other processes
; running on your computer during the transfer will
; become noticeably slower.
ULPrtyClass FIXEDHIGH,0
; Type: special
; Notes: See DLPrtClass above for a full discussion of how to
; set this variable. ULPrtyClass affects upload file
; transfers in exactly the same manner as DLPrtyClass
; affects downloads.
uploadPath ; NULL
; Type: path name
; Notes: This is where TE/2 will look for a file that does
; not have a drive or path specified explicitly in
; its name. If left to NULL this will be the current
; directory.
;Misc File and Path Specs
;========================
CallLog ; NULL
; Type: path name
; Notes: If this file name is specified, TE/2 will write
; information about each outgoing phone call it
; makes. The information is the Name from the
; directory entry (or the number for a manual dial),
; the time the call began, the time it ended, and
; the total call duration. This is handy for what-
; ever record keeping you need to do whether it's
; for tax purposes or just to keep the phone company
; honest.
SnapShot te2snap.sht
; Type: path name
; Notes: This specifies the name of the snapshot file (see
; "Alt-S SnapShot" above).
logPath ; NULL
; Type: path name
; Notes: This is where TE/2 will place all log files (see
; "Alt-L LogFile") unless you specify a name with
; an explicit drive or path when prompted for a
; log file name.
ShellCmd cmd.exe ; ,NULL
; Type: special
; Notes: This specifies the name of the program which is to
; be executed when you use the Alt-O key (see "Alt-O
; Shell to OS/2" above). The program name should be
; a complete path/spec and contain the file extension
; (".exe", etc.). If parameters are needed they may
; be specified after one or more white space
; characters (space or tab). The parameter string
; follows the rules for modem strings given above.
; That is, space characters must be replaced with
; underscores, et cetera.
; Note that to execute a batch file (".cmd") you must
; use the syntax:
; ShellCmd cmd.exe /c_cmdfilename