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╔═══════════════════════╤════════════════════════════════════╗
║ GT-Help Configuration │ Miracle WS4000 V23 modem ║
╟───────────────────────┴────────────────────────────────────╢
║ created by Harry Green (050/003) June 1990 ║
╚════════════════════════════════════════════════════════════╝
This configuration operates using floating DTE rate since, except
at V23, the WS4000 makes no provision for speed buffering.
The configuration fully supports V23 for incoming and outgoing
calls. (If upgraded to V22, it might be necessary to set the
S26 register to be able to make outgoing V23 calls).
For host operation, the modem has to be in autoanswer mode since
this modem fails to speed seek when the ATA command is given,
even if the speed seek register (S24) is set to a non-zero value.
This can mean that the modem continues to answer the phone ad
nauseum if for any reason GT or the PC crashes, but there seems
to be no alternative.
Assumptions:
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This configuration assumes that the ATZ command resets the modem
to the factory defaults.
Customising
-----------
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=1200
-------------------------------------------------------------------
MB= Maximum Baud Rate. Usually the highest line rate the modem supports.
MB=1200
-------------------------------------------------------------------
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=
-------------------------------------------------------------------
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=~ATZX1S7=50S10=35S24=3S26=10
Z ensures we start from a well-defined state - the factory
defaults.
X1 Use extended result code set
S7=50 No carrier timeout
S10=35 Keep online until carrier lost for more than about
3 seconds
S24=3 Speed seeking enabled on incoming calls, 3 secs per step
S26=10 Use equaliser on V23 calls
-------------------------------------------------------------------
HO= Host mode, modem initialization string.
HO=~ATS2=43 S10=25 S0=2|
S2=43 Stops command mode if user types +++
S10=25 Slightly tighter carrier monitoring when in host
S0=2 Answer on 2nd ring
-------------------------------------------------------------------
AS= Answer string. Blank, because the modem is in autoanswer mode.
AS=
-------------------------------------------------------------------
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,CONNECT 1275,CONNECT 7512
RC=6,
RC=7,
RC=8,NO ANSWER,BLACKLISTED
RC=9,
RC=10,
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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