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                  EZ Com. tm

                  USER'S GUIDE











































    Copyright (c) 1990-1995 Louis M. Robert
    All Rights Reserved

    This publication is protected by federal
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    publication  may be  copied,  translated
    into   any   form  or  by   any   means,
    electronic,     magnetic,    mechanical,
    manual,  or  otherwise,  or stored in  a
    retrieval  system  without  the  written
    permission    of   Louis   M.    Robert,
    1948 Hwy. 114 - Hessmer, La. 71341.


    DISCLAIMER

    THIS SOFTWARE AND MANUAL ARE SOLD "AS IS"
    AND WITHOUT WARRANTIES AS TO PERFORMANCE
    OR MERCHANTABILITY. THE SELLER'S  SALES-
    PERSON  MAY  HAVE MADE STATEMENTS  ABOUT
    THIS SOFTWARE.ANY SUCH STATEMENTS DO NOT
    CONSTITUTE  WARRANTIES AND SHALL NOT  BE
    RELIED  ON  BY  THE  BUYER  IN  DECIDING
    WHETHER TO PURCHASE THIS PROGRAM.

    THIS PROGRAM IS SOLD WITHOUT ANY EXPRESS
    OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES WHATSOEVER.BECAUSE
    OF  THE  DIVERSITY  OF  CONDITIONS   AND
    HARDWARE UNDER WHICH THIS PROGRAM MAY BE
    USED, NO  WARRANTY  OF  FITNESS  FOR   A
    PARTICULAR  PURPOSE IS OFFERED.THE  USER
    IS ADVISED TO TEST THE PROGRAM THOROUGHLY
    BEFORE RELYING ON IT.THE USER MUST ASSUME
    THE ENTIRE RISK OF USING THE PROGRAM.ANY
    LIABILITY OF SELLER OR MANUFACTURER WILL
    BE LIMITED EXCLUSIVELY TO PRODUCT REPLA-
    CEMENT OR REFUND OF THE PURCHASE PRICE.

    For  technical  assistance  or  to  make
    suggestions, contact:

    Louis M. Robert
    1948 Hwy. 114
    Hessmer, La.  71341
    [phone]






















    TABLE OF CONTENTS                                              PAGE



     1-1  INTRODUCTION..............................................   1
     1-2  THE KEYBOARD..............................................   2
     1-3  INSTALLATION..............................................   3
     2-1  EZ Com. OPERATION.........................................   4
     2-2  EZ Com. COMMANDS..........................................   5
     2-3  SCRIPT COMMANDS...........................................  10
     2-4  SCRIPT FILES..............................................  15






















































    1-1 INTRODUCTION

    EZ  Com.  is a telecommunications software package,  to be used
    with an IBM PC or compatible microcomputer.
    EZ  Com.  can be used with Sales Register III to send &  receive
    SRIII Data files from one location to another. This would be es-
    pecially useful to print reports from multiple stores, at a cent-
    ral location. EZ Com. can be used for most modem communications.

    EZ Com. features include:

    1.  A  command structure,  allowing use of Alt+keys,  redefinable
        function keys, and script files to control program operation.

    2.  User  selectable terminal types,  such as  DUMB,  BBS  ANSI,
        VT100, and VT52.

    3.  A phonebook database, up to 499 phone numbers can be stored,
        for dialing remote computers.

    4.  An assortment of standard protocols, such as, XMODEM, MODEM7,
        YSINGLE,  and  YMODEM can be used to transfer files from  one
        system to another, in single-file or batch modes.

    5. Keeps a log file of EZ Com. activity. The name of the log file
       will be today's date plus .LOG, (YYMMDD.LOG)  i.e. 950701.LOG.
       Each day will have a different Log File. You may view the  Log
       file by pressing the Alt+V keys, then type the Log  File  name
       you want to view. To  print  the  screen  contents  press  the
       Shift+PrintScreen keys.

























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    1-2 THE KEYBOARD

    Alt+F10     Displays the commands menu.

    Alt+C       Clears the screen.

    Alt+D       Calls up the Dialing Directory for auto-dialing and to
            enter/edit phone numbers in the phone data base file.

    Alt+E       Toggles echo on/echo off.
            USE IF YOUR KEYBOARD INPUT IS BLANK OR DOUBLE.

    Alt+F       Displays the file directory on the logged drive.

    Alt+G       Writes the contents  of the  screen  to  a file, named
            SCRNDUMP.TXT, on the Logged drive.

    Alt+H       Hangs up (disconnects the phone line from the modem).

    Alt+P       Permits changing the communications Parameters.

    Alt+S       Permits changing terminal emulation.

    Alt+V       Allows you to view a file which has been saved to disk.

    Alt+X       Exits the program and returns to DOS.

    Alt+Z       Permits changing monitor colors.

    Alt+F4      Permits shelling to DOS

    Alt+F5      Permits execution of a script file

    PgDn        Permits you to receive files from a remote computer and
            save them to disk.

    PgUp        Permits you to transmit files to a remote computer.

    Shift+PrintScreen Prints screen contents to printer.















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    1-3 INSTALLATION

    1. EZ Com. will be installed when you install Sales Register III.

    2. Reset communications  parameters,  if  the  EZ  Comm.  default
       settings  or not  correct.  The parameters may be changed with
       an  INIT.SCP  file, or by typing Alt+P from the commands menu.

       The EZ Com. parameter defaults are:

       Comm. port    1
       Baud rate     1200
       Parity        N
       Data bits     8
       Stop bits     1
       Phone type    T
       Terminal type Dumb

       The Stop Bits will always be 1.

    3. Two Script files are provided with EZ Com. to automate the send-
       ing & receiving of SRIII  data  files. These script  files  are
       SEND.SCP & RECEIVE.SCP.
       If you need to modify these files or create an INIT.SCP file or
       create any other Script file please refer to page 15.

    4. In order for EZ Com.  to properly hang  up  your  modem,  you
       must  set the modem to recognize the DTR and CARRIER  signals.
       That is, the DTR and CARRIER must not be "forced high". If you
       find  that  EZ Com.  will not hang  up  the  phone,  you  will
       probably  need to change the settings on your modem.  See your
       modem manual for information on how to do this.

    5. If your modem connects, but you can't transmit, you may have to
       disable DTE/DCE flow control.

    6. If you are using a high speed modem at 14,400 baud, you may  be
       able to use an EZ Com. baud rate of 57600, and obtain  a  higer
       throughput.
















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    2-1 EZ Com. OPERATION

    To run EZ Com. from the C:\SRIII prompt, type EC <Enter>.
    EZ  Com.  will  load into computer memory,  then check  for  an
    INIT.SCP file. If an INIT.SCP file is found, it will be executed.

    When you see the prompt "EZ Com.  is ready...". EZ Com. is in op-
    eration.
    Press the Alt+F10 keys at the same time to display  the  commands
    menu.
    You may proceed to send the appropriate EZ Com. commands directly
    from the keyboard.
    Please  refer  to page 5,  for  instructions on using the dialing
    directory.
    Dial the phone number you wish and wait for your computer to make
    a  connection  with  the  remote  computer  you  dialed.  When  a
    connection is made, you can proceed with keyboard instructions.
    You  can  send information to the remote computer by typing on the
    keyboard, and see information sent by the remote computer displayed
    on your screen.

    NOTE:  IF YOU CAN'T SEE YOUR KEYBOARD INPUT, TYPE Alt+E TO TOGGLE
           ECHO ON.

    EZ Com. is capable of doing many more things,  such as  receiving
    and sending disk files, dialing phone numbers, and storing funct-
    ion key macro commands for future use.  All the program  features
    are described in the documentation.
    Please  read the documentation.  This will greatly increase  your
    proficiency in using the program.


























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    2-2 EZ Com. COMMANDS

    Alt+C  Clear Screen

    Typing Alt+C will clear the screen at any time. This command does
    not send any character or signal to the remote computer.

    Alt+D  Dialing Directory

    The Alt+D command calls up the Dialing Directory, which is one of
    EZ  Com.'s most useful features.  The Directory can list up  to
    499 names and phone numbers,  plus communications parameters  and
    script for each entry.

    The following instructions will first show you how to place names
    and phone numbers into the Directory and then describe how to use
    the Directory as part of your standard communications routines.
    When the Directory is called up for the first time, all entries
    will be blank. To add names and phone numbers to the Directory or
    to  edit the Directory later on,  enter E .  The edit mode window
    will be displayed on the screen.  Press F1 to display the Add  an
    Entry  window.  You may use the DOS or WORD STAR editing keys  to
    fill  in the fields.  To edit an entry press F2,  then enter  the
    number to edit.To add/edit entries, type in the name, followed by
    <Enter>.  Type in the phone number followed by <Enter>.  Up to 14
    characters may be specified for the phone number.  If the default
    baud rate,  parity and word length are acceptable,  press <Enter>
    for  each field.  If there is a script file to be executed  after
    this number is dialed and a connection made,  type in the name of
    the script file, in the script field. After all the field entries
    are  correct,  press Esc.  You will then be asked whether to save
    this entry to disk file, enter Y. The directory will now show the
    new information you input. The name, phone number, communications
    specs., and script will be permanently stored in a separate file,
    named DIALER.DAT,  on your default disk drive.  Repeat the  above
    steps  for  each  name and phone number you want to  add  to  the
    Directory.

    AUTO-DIALING

    The  Dialing Directory will automatically dial a Directory entry.
    Press  the up or down arrows to highlight the entry to  dial  and
    press  <Enter>,  or type M <Enter> and type the record number  of
    the entry to dial.












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    You can also use auto-dialing to call phone numbers not stored in
    the Dialing Directory. From the main Dialing Directory prompt,type
    M <Enter>. A prompt will then ask for the phone number to be dialed.
    Type the phone number and press <Enter>,  and the number will  be
    dialed automatically.
    You  should  note that when you place a call through the  Dialing
    Directory,  the Communications Parameters will remain in  effect,
    even after the call is completed.

    MANUAL DIALING

    At the promt, EZ Com. is Ready..., type ATDT phonenumber.
    ie. (ATDT 3185634428)

    Alt+E  Toggle Local Echo On/Off

    If  the remote computer sends back to your screen the  characters
    you  type  at  your keyboard,  it is  operating  at  full  duplex
    communications.  If  the  remote computer does not send back  the
    characters you type, it is operating at half duplex. You may adjust
    for either one of these situations with the Echo option, which is
    toggled on and off by pressing Alt+E.
    If  you  can't  see your own keyboard input on  the  screen  once
    communications are in progress, turn Local Echo on by typing Alt+E
    If your keyboard input appears as double characters,  turn  Local
    Echo off by typing Alt+E.

    Alt+F  File Directory

    This  command  permits  you to view the file  directory,  on  the
    default disk drive.  You cannot do this if you are connected to a
    remote computer.

    Alt+G  Screen Dump

    This  command allows you to dump the contents of the screen to  a
    disk file at any time by pressing Alt+G.
    Each  time you press Alt+G,  the screen contents will be appended
    to the SCRNDUMP.TXT file, on the default drive.


    Alt+H Hang Up

    Hangs up the telephone, disconnecting the call.

    Alt+P Set Com. Parameters

    When you  press Alt+P, a window will display  the  communications
    parameters at the top and the choices below.  To change the  baud
    rate  enter A-J.  To change the parity and word length enter K or
    J. To change the Com. Port enter M or N. To change the phone type
    enter P or T. When you or finished, press Esc or Q.




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    Alt+S  Set Terminal Type

    When  you  press  Alt+S,  a  window  will  display  the  terminal
    emulations  supported  by  EZ Com..  Enter 1-5 to select the term-
    inal of your choice.

    Alt+V  View a File

    EZ  Com.  permits you to view any file which is on your default
    disk  drive,  while  your computer is not connected to  a  remote
    computer. This feature makes it possible for you to refer to files
    on disk. To  View a file, press Alt+V. The program will ask for  a
    file name. Once Viewing is in progress, 23 lines of text  will  be
    displayed  on  the screen at a time.   To see more of  the  file,
    press any key. To cancel the Viewing  routine,  press  Ctrl-Break.
    You  can  print  selective  portions of the  file  by  using  the
    Printscreen function (Shift+PrtSc).
    The DOS program, MORE.COM, must be in the default disk drive Dir..

    Alt+X  Exit

    When  you press Alt+X,  a window will display the prompt,  do  you
    want to exit EZ Com.(y/n)?. If you want to exit enter Y, otherwise
    enter N.

    Alt+Z  Set Colors

    This command will allow you to change the monitor colors.

    Alt+F4  Shell to DOS

    This command will allow you to shell to DOS, run another program,
    then return to EZ Com., by typing EXIT. You cannot do this  while
    connected to a remote computer.

    Alt+F5  Execute Script File

    When you press Alt+F5,  a window will display a prompt for you to
    enter  the  scrpt file name.  Once you enter the file  name  that
    script will be executed.
















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    PgDn  Receive a File

    This command permits you to receive and save files transmitted to
    you from a remote  computer.
    To start the Receiving routine, press PgDn.
    The program will ask for:

    1 XMODEM
    2 MODEM7
    3 XMODEM-1K/YMODEM SINGLE
    4 YMODEM

    If  you select 1 or 3,  the program will ask for a filename under
    which to receive the file.
    MODEM7 and  YMODEM  are  batch file transfer  protocols  that  can
    receive  multiple files at one time and will use the  filename(s)
    specified by the sender. If the filename is not given an extension,
    the default extension LZH will be used. You may over-ride this by
    putting a period at the end of the filename.
    To guard against accidentally erasing existing files, if a filename
    is  specified  that  already  exists  on  the  disk,  you  will  be
    prompted that the file already exists, delete Y/N?.
    A window will display the status of the file being received.
    The receive routine will terminate automatically at the end
    of the file.
    To terminate receipt of a file, press Esc.

    PgUp  Send a File

    This  command  permits  you to transmit disk files  to  a  remote
    computer.
    To start the Transmit routine, press PgUp.
    The program will ask for:

    1 XMODEM
    2 MODEM7
    3 XMODEM-1K/YMODEM SINGLE
    4 YMODEM

    The  program will ask for the filename to be transmitted.  If you
    select 2 or 4 you may enter wildcards,  such as,  (*.LZH). MODEM7
    and  YMODEM  are  batch file transfer  protocols  that  can  send
    multiple  files  at  one time.  If the filename is not  given  an
    extension,  the default extension LZH will be used. You may over-
    ride this by putting a period at the end of the filename.
    A window will display the status of the file being transmitted.
    The transmission routine will terminate automatically at the end
    of the file.
    To terminate transmission of a file, press Esc.







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    Shift+PrtSc  Print Screen

    You may print the screen contents to the printer at any time,  by
    pressing the Shift Key in combination with the PrtSc key.
    (This is a DOS function).



















































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    2-3 SCRIPT COMMANDS

    The  script language is composed of commands,  each of which  may
    contain one or more parameters with a space between them.

    A list of valid commands are:

    COMMAND   PARAMETER
    -------   ---------
    BAUD      baudrate
    CLS
    COLOR     foreground background
    DIAL      number scriptfile
    ECHO      on/off
    EMULATE   terminal
    END
    EXIT
    FUNCTION  functionkey scriptcommand
    HANGUP
    INPUT     message
    OUTPUT    message
    PARITY    parity wordlength
    PHONETYPE pulse/tone
    PORT      commport
    PRINT     message
    RECEIVE   protocol filename
    SEND      protocol filename
    SHELL     filename
    TIMEOUT   delay scriptfile
    RUN       scriptfile
    WAIT      comm/delay

    BAUD baudrate

    Sets  the speed of the comm port.  Valid choices for the baudrate
    parameter are:  300, 1200, 2400, 4800, 9600, 14400, 19200, 38400,
    and 57600.

    BAUD 1200

    CLS

    Clears the monitor screen.

    COLOR foreground background

    The  color  command  sets the foreground and  background  monitor
    colors. The foreground colors are 0-15, the background colors are
    0-7:

    COLOR 7 0





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    DIAL number scriptfile

    Dials a given phone number.  The scriptfile parameter is optional
    and specifies a script file to execute, if the dial is successful
    in connecting to the remote computer.

    DIAL 3185634428 EFTBANK

    ECHO on/off

    Turns  local echo ON or OFF.  The parameter must be either ON  or
    OFF.

    ECHO ON

    EMULATE terminal

    Specifies one of the following terminals to emulate:

    DUMB      standard dumb terminal
    NOANSI    removes and ignores ANSI codes
    BBSANSI   the ANSI.SYS variant of ANSI
    VT52      VT52
    VT100     VT100

    To emulate the ANSI BBS terminal:

    EMULATE BBSANSI

    END

    Exits  the  current  script file,  stops  script  processing  and
    Exits the EZ Com. program:

    END

    EXIT

    Exits  the  current  script file,  stops  script  processing  and
    returns to EZ Com.:

    EXIT














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    FUNCTION functionkey scriptcommand

    The FUNCTION command defines a script macro for a given  function
    key. The functionkey parameter is any of F1 to F10, corresponding
    to  the appropriate function key.  You may prefix this with an  S
    for shifted function keys, a C for control function keys, or an A
    for Alt function keys. Note that EZ Com. uses several Alt function
    keys for commands, you will not be able to redefine these. The scr-
    ipt command parameter may be any script command.

    FUNCTION F1 DIAL 3185634428 EFT.SCP

    HANGUP

    Hangs up the telephone, disconnecting the remote computer:

    HANGUP

    INPUT message

    Waits  for  the  specified message to be received from  the  comm
    port.  On timeout, control passes to the next command by default.
    The timeout delay defaults to 10 seconds, but can be changed with
    the  TIMEOUT command,  as can the action taken  on  timeout.  The
    message  must  be delimited with single quotes.  You may  include
    control  codes by specifying them outside the quotes,  either  of
    two  ways.  You  can use a pound sign "#",  followed by the ASCII
    code  of  the character to send.  You can also use a  caret  "^",
    followed by the letter for the control code you wish to generate.
    For  instance,  to wait for the message "Enter your last  name:",
    you would use:

    INPUT 'Enter your last name:'

    OUTPUT message

    Sends a message out the comm port.  The message must be delimited
    with single quotes. You may include  control  codes by specifying
    them outside the quotes, either of two ways. You  can use a pound
    sign  "#",  followed by the ASCII code of the character to  send.
    You  can  also use a caret "^",  followed by the letter  for  the
    control  code  you wish to generate.  For instance,  to send  the
    message "Enter your last name:  ",  followed by a beep (ASCII  7)
    and a carriage return (control+M), you would enter the following:

    OUTPUT 'Enter your last name: '#7^M










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    PARITY parity wordlength

    Sets  the parity and word length parameters  for  communications.
    The parity may be EVEN,  ODD,  or NONE. The word length must be 7
    or  8.  You must use a parity of NONE when using a word length of
    8:

    PARITY NONE 8

    PHONETYPE tone/pulse

    Determines  the type  of dialing to use, for the  type  of  phone
    service you have. Valid settings are TONE and PULSE.

    PHONETYPE TONE

    PORT commport

    Sets  the communications port.  This can be either 1 (com1) or  2
    (com2):

    PORT 1

    PRINT MESSAGE

    Sends  a message to the screen.  This message must  be  delimited
    with  single quotes.  You may include control codes by specifying
    them  outside the quotes,  in either of two ways.  You can use  a
    pound  sign "#",  followed by the ASCII code of the character  to
    send.  You can also use a caret "^",  followed by the letter  for
    the  control code you wish to generate.  The example sends a beep
    (control  G),  followed  by the message  "EZ  Com.  is  ready",
    followed by a carriage return (ASCII 13):

    PRINT ^G'EZ Com. is ready'#13

    RECEIVE protocol filename

    Receives a file or files using one of the following protocols:
    XMODEM, MODEM7, YSINGLE, or YMODEM.
    YSINGLE is the single file variant of YMODEM (also called XMODEM-
    1K). The more advanced CRC mode will be used if possible, but the
    routine  will  fall back to the checksum mode,  if the sender  is
    incapable of handling CRC. You do not have to specify a file name
    for MODEM7 or YMODEM, which are batch file transfer protocols that
    use the filename(s) specified by the sender.  If the filename  is
    not  given an extension,  the default extension LZH will be used.
    You may over-ride this by putting a period at the end of the file
    name:

    RECEIVE XMODEM  ABM.LZH
    RECEIVE YMODEM




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    RUN filename

    Exits  any  existing  script file and executes  the  script  file
    specified by filename.  If no filename is specified,  the current
    script file will be restarted from the top:

    RUN EFT
    RUN

    SEND protocol filename

    Sends a file or files using one of the following protocols:
    XMODEM, MODEM7, YSINGLE, or YMODEM.
    YSINGLE is the single file variant of YMODEM (also called XMODEM-
    1K). The more advanced CRC mode will be used if possible, but the
    routine will fall back to the checksum mode, if the  receiver  is
    incapable  of  handling  CRC.  You may specify wildcards  in  the
    filename if using MODEM7 or YMODEM, which are batch file transfer
    protocols that can send multiple files at a time. If the filename
    is not given an extension, the default extension LZH will be used.
    You may over-ride this by putting a period at the end of the file
    name:

    SEND XMODEM ABM.LZH
    SEND MODEM7 *.LZH

    SHELL filename

    Shells  to the DOS command line,  optionally executing a filename
    that  you specify.  You may return from the DOS command  line  by
    typing EXIT.  If a filename was specified, control will return to
    your  program when the shelled to program ends.  You cannot SHELL
    while connected to a remote computer.

    SHELL
    SHELL TYPE 950701.LOG

    TIMEOUT delay scriptfile

    Sets the timeout delay for the INPUT command.  If the delay  time
    is  exceeded without INPUT finding a match for the given message,
    control  will drop to the script file specified,  or to the  next
    command, if there is no script file parameter. The delay is given
    in eighteenths of seconds. The default delay is 180 (10 seconds):

    TIMEOUT 18
    TIMEOUT 90 NOTFOUND









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    WAIT waitparm

    Waits  for  a  given  condition to  be  met.  This  condition  is
    specified by waitparm and may be either ANY,  which waits for any
    response from the comm port,  or a number,  which is a time delay
    in eighteenths of seconds, or the time of day in  military  time,
    i.e. 24:00 1s 12:00 midnight:

    WAIT ANY
    WAIT 18
    WAIT 24:00

    2-4 SCRIPT FILES

    To run a script file, at the  EZ  Com.  is  ready  prompt,  press
    Alt+F5,  a window will display a prompt for you to enter the scrpt
    file name.  Once you enter the  file  name  that  script  will  be
    executed.
    Script  files  can  be  used to  automate  and  speed-up  command
    processing.  You may create your script files with a text editor,
    or from the command line.
    The following script file, is an example of an INIT.SCP file. You
    must use an extension of SCP for all your script files.

    At the system promt type:

    COPY CON INIT.SCP <ENTER>
    port 2 <Enter>
    baud 1200 <Enter>
    parity none 8 <Enter>
    emulate dumb <Enter>
    phonetype tone <Enter>
    FUNCTION F1 DIAL 3185634428 EFT.SCP <Enter>
    FUNCTION F2 DIAL 3185634428 PRENOTE.SCP <Enter>
    Press F6 <Enter>

    The following, is an example EFT.SCP file:
    At the system promt type:

    COPY CON EFT.SCP <ENTER>
    OUTPUT 'Press Pg Dn to receive file ABM.LZH'#7^M <Enter>
    SEND XMODEM ABM.LZH <Enter>
    EXIT <Enter>
    Press F6 <Enter>

    At the prompt, EZ Com. is ready..., if you press F1 the phone number
    3185634428 will be dialed. If a connection is made, the commands  in
    the EFT.SCP script file will be executed.








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    There are four script files provided with EZ Com., they are
    SEND.SCP, RECEIVE.SCP, SENDPASS.SCP, & RECVPASS.SCP.
    You may use a text editor to modify these files.

    The SEND.SCP file contains:

    WAIT ANY
    TIMEOUT 90 SENDPASS
    INPUT 'PASSWORD'^M
    OUTPUT 'PASSWORD'^M
    SEND YMODEM *.LZH
    HANGUP
    EXIT

    The RECEIVE.SCP file contains:

    WAIT TIME 24:00
    DIAL 3185634428
    OUTPUT 'PASSWORD'^M
    TIMEOUT 180 RECVPASS
    INPUT 'PASSWORD'^M
    RECEIVE YMODEM
    HANGUP
    EXIT

    The SENDPASS.SCP file contains:

    PRINT 'INCORRECT PASSWORD'^M
    HANGUP
    RUN SEND.SCP
    EXIT

    The RECVPASS.SCP file contains:

    PRINT 'INCORRECT PASSWORD'^M
    HANGUP
    RUN RECEIVE.SCP
    EXIT


















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