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- From: andy@cs.caltech.edu (Andy Fyfe)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.3b1
- Subject: Re: kermit and onboard modem
- Date: 17 Nov 1992 20:21:42 GMT
- Organization: California Institute of Technology
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- In article <1ebebsINN717@matt.ksu.ksu.edu> electro@matt.ksu.ksu.edu (Eric L Patterson) writes:
- >Does anyone know how to use the onboard modem with kermit on a 3b1?
-
- If you're using a current version of kermit, the following will work.
- This is the file ftp.cs.caltech.edu:pub/3b1/sample.kermrc. It defines
- a macro "call" -- you can then say "call 123-4567". The sample.kermrc
- gets installed as .kermrc in your home directory.
-
- Andy Fyfe andy@cs.caltech.edu
-
- set file display fullscreen
- set attributes date on
- set block-check 3
- set receive packet-length 512
- set window 5
- # We add ^O (\15) to the prompt just in case we got switched to the
- # alternate character set (using ^N) from line noise.
- set prompt {\15\v(host)> }
-
- # in the dial command we use t for tone. use p if you want pulse dialing.
- def dial_int -
- set modem att7300, -
- set line /dev/ph1, -
- set speed 1200, -
- dial t\%1, -
- if success connect
- def dial_ext -
- set modem hayes, -
- set line /dev/tty000, -
- set speed 2400, -
- dial \%1, -
- if success connect
- def call -
- dial_int \%1
- def example -
- call 123-4567
-