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% | RaBitLoc Sample Control File! || Remember, this file is optional! |
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% LockRate
;
;  This sets the speed you lock your modem at. The default is 38,400bps.
;  The example below sets the default speed to 19,200bps.
;
LockRate 19200

% DorInfo
;
;  This sets the path to DORINFO1.DEF. The default is . which is the current
;  directory - you can set it to look in a certain area if you like, ie:
;
DorInfo E:\RA
;
;  NB: No Trailing Backslash

% Lock
;
;  This sets the command you send to the modem to lock the port. The default
;  is the command you need with the Courier series of modems: the example
;  here is useful for certain V32 modems. (Default AT&B1).
;
Lock AT\B0

% UnLock
;
;  This sets the command you send to the modem to unlock the port. The
;  default is the command you need with the Courier series of modems: the
;  example here is useful for certain V32 modems. (Default AT&B0).
;
UnLock AT\B1

% Escape
;
;  This sets the command you send to the modem to enter command mode. The
;  default on most modems is +++ but you may want this changed to some
;  other code. The example is what I use (a lot of BBS I call use + as a
;  command to logoff and I got fed up with the modem entering command mode
;  :-). (Default +++).
;
Escape @@@

% GuardTime **REGISTERED ONLY**
;
;  This verb lets you change the 'guard time' RaBitLoc waits after sending
;  the welcome screen and before sending the command to enter command mode.
;  The default on this is three seconds - more than enough time in most
;  cases - if you want to change this, you will need to register - if your
;  modem doesn't work with this, then check your S-registers. The example
;  here is what I use with my HST. The time is in tenths of a second, just
;  like the S-register is quoted in on the HST.
;
GuardTime 15

% LowLock **REGISTERED ONLY**
;
;  This verb is most useful for people who run doors that support locked
;  speeds of 19,200bps and not 38,400bps - this command lets you use MNP or
;  V42bis compression on the modem and get higher speeds. It also lets you
;  get full speed connections on 14k4 HST connections. This option re-
;  writes your DORINFO1.DEF (nb. not EXITINFO.BBS) with the new speed.
;
% LowLock 19200
;
;  This is normally specified on the command line where it can be used for
;  certain doors and not others easily.

% MaxBaud
;
;  This verb is useful for fast action doors that often lose characters when
;  sending at high speeds. There aren't many of these, and you should only
;  use it in extreme circumstances or your users will not be too happy! This
;  also rewrites DORINFO1.DEF
;
% MaxBaud 2400
;
;  This is normally specified on the command line where it can be used for
;  certain doors and not others easily.                                                  .