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- To assist third-party programmers, this file documents how TriBBS's
- TTPROT.EXE protocol driver is called.
-
- IMPORTANT: TTPROT.EXE can only be used with either TriBBS or a related
- TriBBS utility or door. Any other use is a violation of United States
- Copyright laws.
-
- TTPROT.EXE is called as follows:
-
- TTPROT port baud rts/cts protocol filename
-
- Where:
-
- port is the serial port to be used. The valid range is 1 to 4.
-
- baud is the baud rate to be used. The valid range is 300 to
- 57600.
-
- rts/cts indicates whether or not to use RTS/CTS hardware flow
- control. Y if RTS/CTS flow control is to be used.
- Otherwise, N if RTS/CTS flow control isn't to be used.
-
- protocol XU to send a file using Xmodem
- 1U to send a file using Xmodem-1K
- YU to send one or more files using Ymodem
- GU to send one or more files using Ymodem-G
- ZU to send one or more files using Zmodem
- XD to receive a file using Xmodem
- 1D to receive a file using Xmodem-1K
- YD to receive one or more files using Ymodem
- GD to receive one or more files using Ymodem-G
- ZD to receive one or more files using Zmodem
-
- filename is the name of a the file to be sent or received. With a
- batch upload or download, the filename can be preceded with
- an @ to indicate that the file is an ASCII text file that
- lists the name of the files to be sent or received.
-