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; AceComm & Utilities (Tm)
; Version 1.85
;
; AceComm Ascii Control File
; Use ACTL.EXE to compile into ACE.PRM
;
; * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
; ACE.CTL is
; A Plain Ascii Text File...
; Use a Plain Ascii Text Editor...
; * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *
;;; ============
;;; Port Setup
;;; ============
Port 1
; o Connect speeds such as 12000, 14400 etc. are not actual
; data rates that the UART (serial port) can be set to.
; o Setting the Baud rate to 19200 for a 9600 baud modem will
; allow better performance when down loading data.
; o Locking the port means selecting a baud rate higher than the
; highest connect speed the modem is capable of, and telling the
; communications software to lock it there.
; o Modems capable of connecting at 9600 and above can usually be
; used with a "Locked port"
; o Using a locked port requires your modem be in full handshake
; mode.
Baud 19200
LockBaud
RBuff 8192
RBuff 256
FIFO_Trigger 8
;TX
;Chain_IRQ
CTS/RTS
;XON/XOFF
;Strip_HighBIT
DropDTR
;;; =================
;;; Dialing Options
;;; =================
InterByteDelay 1
DialTimeout 70
TimeBetweenRedial 1
;DTR_BetweenRedial
DialConnectBell 1
;DCD_VerifyConnect
;;; ===========================
;;; Internal Protocol Options
;;; ===========================
AutoEngage
FileResume
;XfrTimeSlice
XfrBell
;;; =================
;;; General Options
;;; =================
StatusLine
LogFile
;LogModemRes
AutoSave
;SnowCheck
ScrnBlank 3
SwapSpawn
SwapShell
EnhancedKBD
KeyRef 1
ScrlBakBuf 64
VideoRows 0
;;; =================
;;; Pointer Options
;;; =================
MouseDetect
;;; ======================
;;; Colors, Menu Options
;;; ======================
BorderAttr 7
BorderType 1
LeftFieldAttr 3
RightFieldAttr 7
DisplayATTR 48
TitleAttr 120
ITitleAttr 10
SelectorAttr 2
;BurstMenu
;ChatterMenu
;WhistleMenu
TermColor 7
CurtainColor 22
CurtainChar 176
HelpLineColor 112
HelpScreenColor 7
HelpScreenTitleColor 26
HelpScreenKeyWordColor 122
HelpScreenSelectorColor 30
HelpScreenLastErrorColor 28
FonBorderAttr 16
FonBorderType 2
FonLeftFieldAttr 31
FonRightFieldAttr 11
FonDisplayAttr 48
FonTitleAttr 27
FonITitleAttr 26
FonSelectorAttr 30
;FonBurstMenu
;FonChatterMenu
;FonWhistleMenu
DialBorderAttr 51
DialBorderType 2
DialLeftFieldAttr 63
DialRightFieldAttr 62
DialDisplayAttr 48
DialTitleAttr 62
DialITitleAttr 58
DialSelectorAttr 59
;DialBurstMenu
;DialChatterMenu
;DialWhistleMenu
;;; =================
;;; Sub Directories
;;; =================
FonDir FON
Captures CAP
Scripts SCR
TermKey KTS
DnldDir FILES
Nodelist
MailIn MAIL_IN
MailOut MAIL_OUT
;;; =============
;;; Modem Setup
;;; =============
;
; - Modem command strings
; Note: Mdm commands are automaticaly appended with
; Mdm_Cmd_Line_Terminator at time the command string
; is sent to the modem.
; The `^` character is recognized as a Control character.
; The byte following a `^` will become (byte - 64d)
; Examples:
; ^M translates to CR
; ^A translates to 1, ^M translates to 13 (CR_CHAR)
; ~ translates to 1 second delay
; ` translates to 5 second delay
; !, @, #, and $ are dial strin modifiers.
Mdm_Init_A ATZ^M~ATE0&C1&D2
Mdm_Init_B ATS38=0S95=3H0
Mdm_Init_C
Mdm_Dial_Prefix ATEQ0X4DT
Mdm_Dial_Sufix
Mdm_Answer ATA
Mdm_Hangup +++~ATH0
Mdm_OffHook ATH1
Mdm_Abort ^M
Mdm_Reset ATZ
Mdm_Echo ATE1
Mdm_Host_Init_A AT+FAA=1
Mdm_Host_Init_B
Mdm_Host_Init_C
;
; Mdm_Cmd_Line_Terminator is automaticaly appended to all modem commands
Mdm_Cmd_Line_Terminator ^M
;
;
; - Modem Responce Strings
; Note: The following strings are probably case sensitive
; (see your modem manual)
Mdm_Res_OK OK^M
Mdm_Res_Ring RING^M
Mdm_Res_NoCarrier NO CARRIER
Mdm_Res_Error ERROR
Mdm_Res_NoDialTone NO DIAL TONE
Mdm_Res_Busy BUSY
Mdm_Res_NoAnswer NO ANSWER
Mdm_Res_Ringing RINGING^M
Mdm_Res_Voice VOICE
;
; - The following connect strings may be tailored any way you wish.
; No particular order, refer to your modem manual for case and format.
; Note: ACECOMM will detect a carrier anyway, the connect strings
; may speed things up, and will also allow automatic baud adjustments
; when connecting at a speed not dialed out on, and port not locked.
; With Lockbaud SET, the UART baud rate remains fixed, translation
; is made by your modem.
Mdm_Res_Connect_A CONNECT
Mdm_Res_Connect_B CARRIER
Mdm_Res_Connect_C FAX
;;; ========================
;;; Interactive EMSI Setup
;;; ========================
;
; IEMSI handshake data is an Auto Log-In standard used with BBS
; software.
;
IEMSI_Name
IEMSI_Alias MGP Software/(AceComm)
IEMSI_Location Phoenix, AZ USA
IEMSI_Data_Pnum (602) 846-2940
IEMSI_Voice_Pnum,
IEMSI_Password ace/user
IEMSI_CRTDEF ANSI,24,80,0
IEMSI_Protocols Zap,ZMO
IEMSI_Capabilities CHT,TAB,ASCII8
IEMSI_Requests
;;; ============
;;; EMSI Setup
;;; ============
;
; EMSI handshake data is the current mailer session protocol.
;
;
EMSI_System_Address 1:114/35
EMSI_Acka_A 123/123
EMSI_Acka_B
EMSI_System_Name AceComm Software Support
EMSI_Sysop_Name Michael G Phelps
EMSI_City Phoenix, AZ
EMSI_Phone_Number (602) 846-2940
EMSI_Baud_Rate 38400
EMSI_Flags V32b,CM,XA
PassWord_A 1:114/12 mailman
PassWord_B 1:114/440 holdmail
PassWord_C 1:124/4115 mailman
PassWord_D
PassWord_E
BossAddress_A 1:114/35
BossName_A AceComm Suport BBS
BossPhone_A 1-602-846-2940
BossPwd_A password
BossBaud_A 38400
BossAddress_B
BossName_B
BossPhone_B
BossPwd_B
BossBaud_B
BossAddress_C
BossName_C
BossPhone_C
BossPwd_C
BossBaud_C
BossAddress_D
BossName_D
BossPhone_D
BossPwd_D
BossBaud_D
BossAddress_E
BossName_E
BossPhone_E
BossPwd_E
BossBaud_E
AfterMailMacro <ChgDir>D:\MAIL <RunProg>QM toss <ChgDir>[DIR_START]
ProgramStartMacro <DispStr>^M[BWhi][Blu] Install on port %P ^M^J Initializing Modem ^M^J[BBla]
MailOnlyMacro <HostEcho>ON <DispStr>^MAceComm will be available later tonight <HostEcho>Off
LongDistanceDef_A 1-
DialModifier_A *70
DialModifier_B
DialModifier_C
DialModifier_D
;;; ==================
;;; Dial Translation
;;; ==================
;
; AceComm can filter or translate phone numbers
; To strip 1-612- from numbers:
; 1-612-
; To modify 1-612- into 1- :
; 1-612- 1-
; To modify 1-555-232-4000 into 1-555-232-4111 :
; 1-555-232-4000 1-555-232-4111
;
DialTrans_A
DialTrans_B 1-602-846-4563 1-602-846-2940
DialTrans_C
DialTrans_D
DialTrans_E
Request_file REQUEST.LST
Files_file MGP-SOFT.ZIP
About_file ABOUT.FIL
;;; ========================================================
;;; Auto Engage Sequence Triggers, Associated Macro Stacks
;;; ========================================================
PreAutoM
PostAutoM
AutoDnld_A rz^M**
AutoDnld_B HS*^B
AutoDnld_C ┬Θ═∩Σσφ
AutoDnld_D MPt ^V^H
AutoDnld_E
AutoDnld_F
AutoDnld_G
AutoDnld_H
AutoDnld_I **EMSI_REQA77E
AutoDnld_J **EMSI_IRQ8E08
AutoMacro_A <RecvZmo>
AutoMacro_B <RunProg>HSLINK -P%P -U[DIR_DNLDS] @UPLDS.LST
AutoMacro_C <RunProg>BIMODEM /L%P /R[DIR_DNLDS] Bimodem.Pth
AutoMacro_D <RunProg>MPT P%P N+ F+ R+ R [DIR_DNLDS]
AutoMacro_E
AutoMacro_F
AutoMacro_G
AutoMacro_H
AutoMacro_I <SendEMSI_CLI>
AutoMacro_J <SendEMSI_ICI>
;;; ========================================================
;;; Auto Log On Sequence Triggers, Associated Macro Stacks
;;; ========================================================
AutoLogOn_A is your name:
AutoLogOn_B Your FIRST name:
AutoLogOn_C Host Name:
AutoLogOn_D first name ?
AutoLogOn_E and LAST name:
AutoLogOn_F last name?
AutoLogOn_G first name?
AutoLogOn_