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╔═══════════════════════╤════════════════════════════════════╗
║ GT-Help Configuration │ Hayes Smartmodem 2400 (untested) ║
╟───────────────────────┴────────────────────────────────────╢
║ created by Harry Green (050/003) June 1990 ║
╚════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝
This configuration operates using Floating DTE. An easy choice,
since it doesn't work any other way.
Answering is controlled solely by GT (ie, S0=0 at all times).
This ensures that the modem does not answer calls at unwanted times.
Assumptions:
-----------
This configuration assumes nothing except the AT&F defaults and that
the dipswitch which puts the modem into DUMB mode has not been set.
Customising
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When used with GT-Help, all non-indented lines are copied to the GT-CNF
file. So if editing, be sure to keep comments and commands suitably
distinguished in this way.
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Fixed DTE rate ?
FD=FALSE
-------------------------------------------------------------------
BA= Default Baud Rate. Usually the highest rate the DTE interface supports.
BA=2400
-------------------------------------------------------------------
MB= Maximum Baud Rate. Usually the highest line rate the modem supports.
MB=2400
-------------------------------------------------------------------
CS= Honor CTS from modem option. Usually wanted, ALWAYS if fixed DTE rate.
CS=TRUE
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Non-hayes setups. If not applicable, leave them listed but empty to
ensure old contents are properly overwritten when transferred to GT.CNF.
S2=
S4=
S5=
S6=
S7=
S8=
P0=
P1=
P2=
P3=
P4=
P5=
P6=
P7=
-------------------------------------------------------------------
┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ This is really for the end user to change. The distributed library │
│ copy ought to stick with pulse dialling unless unsupported. │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘
Standard Dialling Prefix. You will want to change this to ATTD if
your phone line and modem both support tone dialling.
PR=ATPD
-------------------------------------------------------------------
PO= Dialing Post String. Usually just a | (for carriage return).
PO=|
-------------------------------------------------------------------
HU= The modem hang-up string. Normally keep it *empty* (DTR control).
HU=
-------------------------------------------------------------------
MI= Modem initialization string :
- - - line length limit - - - - - - - ──┐
│
MI=~AT&F&F&C1&D3X4S7=50S10=35
&F ensures we start from a well-defined state - the factory
defaults.
&C1 is important - prevents modem from pretending there's a
carrier when there isn't.
&D3 ensures modem disconnects and is reset whenever DTR is dropped
X4 all response codes enabled
S7=50 carrier detect timeout
S10=35 keep online until carrier lost for more than about
3 seconds
-------------------------------------------------------------------
HO= Host mode, modem initialization string.
HO=~ATS2=43 S10=25|
S2=43 stops command mode if user types +++
S10=25 slightly tighter carrier monitoring when in host
-------------------------------------------------------------------
AS= Answer string.
AS=~ATA|
-------------------------------------------------------------------
SY= Speaker command for initial dialling (change to M0 for speaker off)
SY=~ATM1|
-------------------------------------------------------------------
SN= Speaker command for repeat dialling (change to M0 for speaker off)
SN=~ATM1|
-------------------------------------------------------------------
FC= Forced Carrier. You definitely don't want this.
FC=FALSE
-------------------------------------------------------------------
RC= Result codes.
RC=0,OK
RC=1,CONNECT
RC=2,RING
RC=3,NO CARRIER
RC=4,ERROR
RC=5,CONNECT 1200
RC=6,NO DIALTONE
RC=7,BUSY
RC=8,NO ANSWER
RC=9,
RC=10,CONNECT 2400
RC=11,
RC=12,
RC=13,
RC=14,
RC=15,
RC=16,
RC=17,
RC=18,
RC=19,
-------------------------------------------------------------------
HN= Off-hook string. Sent to modem when the sysop logs on to GT locally.
Often used to make it go off-hook, though its not compulsory.
HN=~ATH1|
-------------------------------------------------------------------
HY= On-hook string. Sent to modem when sysop logs off after local use
HY=~ATH0|
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