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INITIALISATION TRIES is the number of times RemoteAccess
will attempt to initialise the modem before aborting and
returning an error condition.
The INITIALISATION STRING is sent to the modem whenever
RemoteAccess is fired up. This string should prepare the
modem to take calls. See the reference section MODEM STRING
TRANSLATION at the end of this document for more
information.
The BUSY STRING is sent to the modem whenever you either
log-on locally or if you ESCape from the "wait for call"
sequence. You could either tell the modem to go "off hook"
with an "ATH1|", or simply not to answer the phone by
dropping DTR.
The ANSWER STRING is sent to the modem if you have set
automatic answer on, and a call comes in. Most modems will
answer a call upon receiving an "ATA|" from the computer.
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