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CARRIER() (INTEGER)
Function
Determine what speed the current caller is connected at as reported
by the modem to PCBoard.
Syntax
CARRIER() No arguments are required
Return Type & Value
INTEGER
Returns an integer with the connect speed of the current caller.
Remarks
Should the need arise for you to know what speed the caller is connected
to the BBS at, this function will return that information. You should
note that this information is not guaranteed accurate. It is the
responsibility of the modem to tell PCBoard the actual connect speed,
especially in locked port environments.
For example, if your serial port is locked at 38400 bps, the modem can
usually be configured to report either the actual connect speed
(9600 bps, for example) or the locked port rate (38400 bps). PCBoard has
to trust the modem; if the modem tells it 38400, it will have to live
with that, as will your PPL applications.
Examples
IF (CARRIER() < 9600) THEN
PRINTLN "Sorry, downloads are not permitted at speeds below 9600 bps"
END
ENDIF
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