SAY “Calling the peer”
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Display this message on the screen of the dial-out machine.
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TIMEOUT 10
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Set the initial timeout to 10 seconds.
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ABORT BUSY
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Abort transmission if the modem receives this message from the
opposite peer.
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ABORT 'NO CARRIER'
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Abort transmission if the modem receives this message from the
opposite peer.
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ABORT ERROR
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Abort transmission if the modem receives this message from the
opposite peer.
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REPORT CONNECT
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Gather the CONNECT string from
the modem and print it out.
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""
AT&FB40S83.7=
1&K44&J3X7S61.3=1
S0=0S2=255
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The letters in this line have
the following meaning:
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&F – Use factory default
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B40 – Do asynchronous PPP conversion
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S83.7=1 – Use data over speech bearer
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&K44 – Enable CCP compression
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&J3 – Enable MP
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X7 – Report DCE side rates
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S61.3=1 – Use packet fragmentation
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S0=0 – No auto answer
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S2=255 – Disable TIES escape
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OK ATDI18882638234
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Make an ISDN call. For multi-link, the second call is placed
to the same telephone number, which is normally what is required by most ISPs.
If the remote peer requires a different second phone number, append “+nnnn” (nnnn represents the
second phone number).
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CONNECT \c
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Wait
for the CONNECT message from the opposite
peer's modem.
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\r \d\c
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Wait until the end of
the CONNECT message.
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SAY "Connected; running
PPP\n"
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Display
this message on the screen of the dial-out machine.
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