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AT
A Program for the Enthusiast
Ever had the need to issue your modem AT commands from the DOS
prompt? I have. I tried using a little program called AT.COM
and it seemed to work, but only after running DTR.COM to bring up
DTR; at that point, about 70% of the time I could successfully
take my modem off-hook, reset it, etc. with no problems.
That spurred the genesis of AT.EXE....written in Turbo Pascal
5.5, it uses very effctive routines for accessing the
Communications Port, and it does it with one wisk of the
fingertips. No running DTR.COM or anything else. Just type "AT"
for a "Usage" screen, or simply follow the program name with the
COM port # (1-4 right now) and the commands to send to your modem.
It's that simple.
For the moment Com's 3 & 4 are configured for IRQ's 5
and 7. Shortly I will be adding support for ANY Com port, any
Base address and any IRQ. All I need to know is that
someone will use it.
This program is offered to the Public Domain. All
rights to the source code are retained by the author.