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; Toneloc (c) 1993 by Minor Threat & Mucho Maas
;
; ToneLoc config file. You may create multiple config files if you
; wish. To use different config files with ToneLoc, run:
;
; TONELOC [Mask] /C:[ConfigFilename] ...
;
; Otherwise the default config filename is TONELOC.CFG.
; You may choose how toneloc communicates with the modem. You can use
; the FOSSIL routines, or the built-in SERIAL routines. The FOSSIL
; routines require an external FOSSIL driver (like BNU) to be loaded.
; Choose whichever you prefer: 'Fossil' or 'NoFossil'
noFossil
; This is the COM port to use. '1' = COM1, '2' = COM2, etc.
Port 1
; This is the baud rate to send the modem commands at.
Baud 57600
; This indicates whether the speaker should start ON or OFF.
; 0 = off, 1 = on.
Speaker 1
; This sets whether ToneLoc should use a stupid sound effect
; when a tone or carrier is found.
; 0 = off, 1 = on.
FoundSound 1
; This can be used to disable all sounds. 0 = no sound, 1 = only
; enabled sounds.
Sound 1
; These set the color attributes of the windows and text.
ActivityWindow 3 ; Color of Activity Window border
ActivityText 9 ; Color of Activity Window Text
ModemWindow 15 ; Color of modem window border
ModemText 2 ; Color of modem window text
ToneText 10 ; Color of text for a found tone
CarrierText 12 ; Color of text for a found carrier
StatsWindow 11 ; Color of the Statistics window border
StatsItems 3 ; Color of the Statistics window items
StatsText 15 ; Color of the Statistics window text
MeterBackground 1 ; Color of the meter background
MeterForeground 14 ; Color of the meter foreground
; MeterBack and MeterFront - These are the characters that are used
; for the meter foreground and background. purely cosmetic.
MeterBack ▒
MeterFront █
; InitString - is the modem init string.
; '|' means send [Enter]
; '~' means pause for 1/2 second
InitString ATZ|~~~ATX4S11=50|~~
; This is what your modem should send back after sending the init
; string As long as this string is found anywhere in the return
; string, things will be Ok.
InitResponse OK
; This is the dial string. Usually "ATDT". If you need to disable
; Call Waiting or Caller-ID, add *70 or *67 or anything else here. Or
; if you need to dial "9" to get an outside line, add it here.
DialString ATDT
; DialSuffix - This is added AFTER the phone number in the dial
; string. Sometimes a comma is needed to avoid false VOICE detection
; on some switches. (A comma tells the modem to wait 2 seconds)
DialSuffix
; ConnectString - This is the string that your modem sends upon
; connecting. Almost always "CONNECT", but some modems may send
; strange strings like "CARRIER", etc. If your modem sends multiple
; connect strings, you can use the IgnoreUnknown option to fix that
ConnectString CONNECT
ToneString OK
RingingString RINGING
BusyString BUSY
VoiceString VOICE
NoDialtoneString NO DIAL
NoCarrierString NO CARRIER
; These are the strings to turn the speaker on and off. In case you
; prefer ATM2 or ATM3.
SpeakOn ATM1|~
SpeakOff ATM0|~
; Strings that adjust the volume to various levels. Could also be used
; for macros or adjustments during dials.
; (you must end these with '|' if you want [enter] sent to modem)
Volume0 ATM0|~
Volume1 ATM1|~
Volume2 ATM2|~
Volume3 ATM3|~
Volume4 ATL4|~
Volume5 ATL5|~
Volume6 ATL6|~
Volume7 ATL7|~
Volume8 ATS11=60|~
Volume9 ATS11=40|~
; CarrierHangUp - String to hang up the modem when there IS a carrier
; For most modems, simply use "!" (drops DTR for 1/4 second). But some
; modems may need a longer delay ("<~>" drops dtr, pauses 1/2 second,
; and raises DTR again). Some modems require a full "~~~+++~~~ATH0|",
; which is very slow. Special characters are:
;
; ~ = .5 second delay
; | = [Enter]
; < = lower DTR
; > = raise DTR
; ! = quick dtr drop (1/4 second)
CarrierHangup <~>
; ToneHangup - String to hangup modem when a tone is found.
; Some modems won't hangup using the regular DTR drop, but require
; a full "ATH0|" to properly hangup when a tone is found. Same
; special characters as CarrierHangup above.
ToneHangup ATH0|
; HangUp - string to hang up the modem when it is NOT CONNECTED
; Usually, a simple dtr drop ('!') or [enter] ('|') will work. But some
; modems may require a full "ATH0|" to properly hangup.
; Same special characters as CarrierHangup above.
Hangup !
; LogFile - This is the log file to use. Everything that ToneLoc
; does is logged here.
LogFile TONE.LOG
; This is how many milliseconds to pause after sending a modem command.
; This shouldn't need adjusting, but it's here just in case.
CommandDelay 250
; This is the amount of time (in milliseconds) to wait between calls.
; If you have 3-way calling, or a slow modem, you should set this higher.
; (1000 = 1 second)
BetweenDelay 250
; This sets whether ToneLoc should do a fancy wipe of the meter
; between calls during the BetweenDelay time.
;
; 1 = wipe edges to middle
; 2 = middle to edges
; 3 = wipe backwards
; 4 = double right
; 5 = triple right
; 6 = none
BetweenWipe 3
; This is the amount of time (in milliseconds) to wait for a carrier
; or tone for each call. (1000 = 1 second)
WaitDelay 23000
; This specifies whether or not ToneLoc should keep a .DAT file to
; prevent dialing the same number twice between runs. Comment this
; out if you don't want the .DAT files saved.
NoDupes
; If your modem reports RINGING, you can set this to abort the call
; after X number of rings. Since most PBXs answer after 1 ring, and
; most carriers answer after 2 or 3 rings, this may speed up the scan.
; 0 means no limit
MaxRing 3
; Sets the response ToneLoc will scan for.
;
; 0 = Tone
; 1 = Carrier
; 2 = All but tones
; 3 = All but carriers
ScanType 1
; IgnoreCD sets whether ToneLoc should ignore or use the Carrier Detect
; line of modem to detect a carrier. Use this if your CD is always true
; or your modem is reporting false carriers to toneloc.
IgnoreCD 0
; ToneLoc checks for CTS at startup to make sure the modem is on and
; ready. If ToneLoc always says the CTS signal isn't there, but your
; modem is actually on and ready, turn IgnoreCTS on. This will also
; disable periodic checks toneloc performs to make sure the modem hasn't
; been turned off during the scan. (what a lame thing to do)
IgnoreCTS 0
; IgnoreUnknown tells toneloc to ignore modem responses that are not
; recognized by toneloc. If your modem sends strange messages like
; "DIALING ...", turn this on. 0 = off, 1 = on.
; Good for Rockwell Modems (Supra, DallasFax, etc.)
IgnoreUnknown 0
; Sets the interval in minutes for an automatic save of the .DAT file.
; Useful if your machine or power source is undependable. If set to
; 0 ToneLoc will only save the .DAT file on exiting.
AutoSave 20
; Sets the name of the found file. All tones or carriers found are
; logged to this file so you don't have to search through the
; big log files.
FoundFile FOUND.LOG
; This the filename of a list of numbers ToneLoc will never dial - a
; personal blacklist. Good numbers would be: your own numbers, your
; friend's numbers, the secret service field office, FBI, girlfriend,
; x-girlfriend, etc.
Blacklist BLACK.LST
; ToneLoc can dial 3 ways: Random, Forward sequential, or Backward
; sequential. Keywords are: Random, Forward, & Backward.
; (Default = Random)
Random
; Use this to enable or disable the log file ToneLoc keeps of scans.
; 0 = off, 1 = on.
Logging 1
; Use this to tell ToneLoc to exit to DOS if it gets too many
; "NO DIALTONE" messages from the modem IN A ROW (if your line dies).
NoToneAbort 30
; GetDelay - if you are having problems with ToneLoc recognizing
; responses from your modem, try increasing this value by 50 until
; it works. If you get up to 500 or so look elsewhere for the
; problem. Once you get it working, you should "tweak" it; get it
; as low as you can, while it still works reliably.
GetDelay 350
; SlowModem - Some modems may require a delay between characters sent
; by ToneLoc. This specifies how many milliseconds to pause between
; each character sent. This should be small (1-25 milliseconds)
; 0 means no delay
SlowModem 0
; AltScreen - This is in case your parents or someone other (minor) threat
; comes in to see your computer. This is the filename of the screen
; to display as your "parent screen". Press "B" to toggle between it
; and the normal ToneLoc screen. If the file is not found, the screen
; is simply blanked. Create with TheDraw, and save in <B>inary Mode.
AltScreen HELP.BIN
; FlogString - String in found.log
; %d = Date, %t = Time, %n = Phone Number
; %b = Brief result (T, C, NT, NC)
; %r = Response from modem (i.e. CONNECT 9600/ARQ)
; %l = Long result (Tone, Carrier, No Tone, No Carrier)
; "%d %t %b %l" would print "10-Mar-92 12:55:04 C Carrier"
FlogString %d %t %n: %b %r