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July 29/87 Stuart Lynne
Systems File
NB. I have split the lines, in the real file they should be one line for
each entry.
This entry uses the built in Hayes dialer.
van-bc Any a HAYES-40 ATD939-4782 g ogin:--ogin: uuslmac sword:-\c-sword: uuslmac
Connect to van-bc using HAYES dialer with phone number 939-4782 with
protocol g. '-nn' means, that a timeout of nn seconds (here 40) is used
when logging in. Default is 30 seconds.
Wait for ogin: if timeout send \n and wait for ogin:.
Send uuslmac (login ID).
Wait for sword:, if timeout send nothing, wait for sword:
Send uuslamc (login ID).
I use this entry to connect via a DC Hayes Smartmodem 2400, dialing explicity.
van-bc Any a DIR 2400 g "" ATZ OK-\d+++\dATZ-OK ATS7=12 OK ATTD939-4782
CONNECT \d\c ogin:--ogin: uuslmac sword:-\c-sword: uuslmac
Connect to van-bc at 2400 on port a with protocol g.
Expect nothing, send ATZ to reset the modem,
Expect OK, if not received send pause +++ pause to try and get
modems attention and wait for OK.
When OK received, send ATS7=12 to shorten connect timeout on modem.
Expect OK, send ATTD939-74782.
Expect CONNECT, send nothing but pause (\c is needed).
Expect ogin:, if not received send newline.
Send login name.
Expect sword:, send password.
This entry is used to connect directly to my Callan at 9600. It is
complicated due to the Callan running a special mgetty program which
thinks it is talking to a Hayes Smartmodem. So we fake it out, then
tell it the connection has been made at 9600, then switch to 9600
ourselves.
van-bc Any a DIR 2400 g "" OK\r\d\dRING\r\dCONNECT\s9600\d\z9600\
ogin:-\r\r-ogin: uuslmac sword:-\c-sword: uuslmac "" \d\d\d\d\d\d\c
Connect to van-bc at 2400 on port a.
Expect nothing, send OK, pause, RING, CONNECT, 9600,
and change to 9600 bps.
Expect ogin: send login id.
Expect sword: send password.