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25 #ident "%Z%%M% %I% %E% SMI"
26 #
27 # Each caller type that appears in the Devices file (5th field)
28 # should appear in this file except for the built in callers.
29 # Each line consists of three parts:
30 # - the name of the caller
31 # - the translation table for the phone number to translate from
32 # the 801 codes (=-) to the code for the particular device
33 # - a chat script (same format and meaning as the login scripts
34 # that appear in the Systems file.
35 #
36 # Meaning of some of the escape characters:
37 # \p - pause (approximately 1/4-1/2 second delay)
38 # \d - delay (2 seconds)
39 # \D - phone number/token
40 # \T - phone number with Dialcodes and character translation
41 # \N - null byte
42 # \K - insert a BREAK
43 # \E - turn on echo checking (for slow devices)
44 # \e - turn off echo checking
45 # \r - carriage return
46 # \c - no new-line
47 # \n - send new-line
48 # \nnn - send octal number
49 #
50 # See the Administration Documentation for more details.
51 #
52 # NOTE: blank lines and lines that begin with a <space>, <tab>, or # are ignored
54 penril =W-P "" \d > Q\c : \d- > s\p9\c )-W\p\r\ds\p9\c-) y\c : \E\TP > 9\c OK
55 ventel =&-% "" \r\p\r\c $ <K\T%%\r>\c ONLINE!
56 vadic =K-K "" \005\p *-\005\p-*\005\p-* D\p BER? \E\T\e \r\c LINE
57 develcon "" "" \pr\ps\c est:\007 \E\D\e \n\007
58 micom "" "" \s\c NAME? \D\r\c GO
59 direct
60 ##########
61 # The following entry is for use with direct connections
62 # using ttymon with the -b and -r options on both ends,
63 # or the old uugetty with the -r option.
64 ##########
65 uudirect "" "" \r\d in:--in:
67 # Rixon Intelligent Modem -- modem should be set up in the Rixon
68 # mode and not the Hayes mode.
69 #
70 rixon =&-% "" \r\r\d $ s9\c )-W\r\ds9\c-) s\c : \T\r\c $ 9\c LINE
72 # Hayes Smartmodem -- modem should be set with the configuration
73 # switches as follows:
74 #
75 # S1 - UP S2 - UP S3 - DOWN S4 - UP
76 # S5 - UP S6 - DOWN S7 - ? S8 - DOWN
77 #
78 hayes =,-, "" \dA\pTE1V1X1Q0S2=255S12=255\r\c OK\r \EATDT\T\r\c CONNECT
80 # USR Courier V.32 and Sportster
81 # Set the switches as follows:
82 #
83 # 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
84 # U U D U U U D D D U Courier
85 # U U D U U U U D Sportster
86 #
87 usrv32-ec =,-, "" \dA\pTE1V1X1Q0S2=255S12=255&A0&H1&M5&B2\r\c OK\r \EATDT\T\r\c CONNECT STTY=crtscts,crtsxoff
88 usrv32-nec =,-, "" \dA\pTE1V1X1Q0S2=255S12=255&A0&H1&M0&B0\r\c OK\r \EATDT\T\r\c CONNECT STTY=crtscts,crtsxoff
90 # Telebit TrailBlazer
91 #
92 tb1200 =W-, "" \dA\pA\pA\pTE1V1X1Q0S2=255S12=255S50=2\r\c OK\r \EATDT\T\r\c CONNECT\s1200
93 tb2400 =W-, "" \dA\pA\pA\pTE1V1X1Q0S2=255S12=255S50=3\r\c OK\r \EATDT\T\r\c CONNECT\s2400
94 tbfast =W-, "" \dA\pA\pA\pTE1V1X1Q0S2=255S12=255S50=255\r\c OK\r \EATDT\T\r\c CONNECT\sFAST
96 # Telebit T1600
97 #
98 tb9600-ec =W-, "" \dA\pA\pA\pTE1V1X1Q0S2=255S12=255S50=6\r\c OK\r \EATDT\T\r\c CONNECT\s9600 STTY=crtscts,crtsxoff
99 tb9600-nec =W-, "" \dA\pA\pA\pTE1V1X1Q0S2=255S12=255S50=6S180=0\r\c OK\r \EATDT\T\r\c CONNECT\s9600 STTY=crtscts,crtsxoff
101 ##########
102 # AT&T Programmable 300/1200 Modem Model 4000
103 #
104 # Commands: Explanation:
105 # ------------ ---------------------------------------------------
106 # =,-, Use comma for secondary dial tone & for pause
107 # "" expect nothing
108 # ATZ\r\p\p enter command mode, reset modem,
109 # OK\r expect modem to reply OK
110 # ATZ\r enter command mode, reset modem
111 # OK\r expect modem to reply OK
112 # \E turn on echo check mode
113 # ATDT\T\r\c enter command mode, tone dial the number
114 # (substitute 'P' for first 'T' for pulse dialing)
115 # \T\r\c phone number to dial
116 # CONNECT expect "CONNECT" from modem when connected
117 ##########
118 att4000 =,-, "" ATZ\r\p\p OK\r ATZ\r OK\r\c \EATDT\T\r\c CONNECT
120 ##########
121 # AT&T Model 4024 Modem
122 #
123 # For normal operation, dip switch 4 should be CLOSED.
124 # This disables ENTER INTERACTIVE WITH <CR>.
125 #
126 # Commands: Explanation:
127 # ------------ ---------------------------------------------------
128 # =,-, Use comma for secondary dial tone & for pause
129 # "" expect nothing
130 # atzod, enter command mode, reset modem, set options to default
131 # o12=y, set option 12 to 'y' (transparent data mode)
132 # o4=n\r\c set option 4 to 'n' (don't disconnect on rcvd spaces)
133 # \006 expect ACK from modem
134 # atT\T\r\c enter command mode, tone dial the number
135 # ed expect "ed" (actually "Answered")
136 #
137 # Once transparent data mode is enabled, you
138 # cannot enter the interactive mode from the data mode.
139 ##########
140 att4024 =+-, "" atzod,o12=y,o4=n\r\c \006 atT\T\r\c ed
142 ##########
143 # AT&T DATAPHONE II 2212C Modem
144 #
145 # For normal operation, dip switch 4 should be CLOSED.
146 # This disables ENTER INTERACTIVE WITH <CR>.
147 #
148 # Commands: Explanation:
149 # ------------ ---------------------------------------------------
150 # =+-, '+' for secondary dial tone, ',' for pause
151 # "" expect nothing
152 # atzod, enter command mode, reset modem, set options to default
153 # o12=y, set option 12 to 'y' (transparent data mode)
154 # o4=n, set option 4 to 'n' (don't disconnect on rcvd spaces)
155 # \006 Wait for ACK
156 # atT\T\r\c enter command mode, tone dial the number
157 # ed expect "ed" (actually "Answered")
158 #
159 # Once transparent data mode is enabled, you
160 # cannot enter the interactive mode from the data mode.
161 ##########
162 att2212c =+-, "" atzod,o12=y,o4=n\r\c \006 atT\T\r\c ed
163 att2212C =+-, "" atzod,o12=y,o4=n\r\c \006 atT\T\r\c ed
165 ##########
166 # AT&T DATAPHONE II 2224B Modem
167 #
168 # For normal operation dip switch S1 switch 2 should be OPEN.
169 # This disables ENTER INTERACTIVE WITH <CR>.
170 #
171 # Commands: Explanation:
172 # ------------ ---------------------------------------------------
173 # =+-, '+' for secondary dial tone, ',' for pause
174 # "" expect nothing
175 # atT\T\r\c enter command mode, tone dial the number
176 # (substitute 'P' for first 'T' for pulse dialing)
177 # ed expect "ed" (actually "Answered")
178 ##########
179 att2224b =+-, "" atT\T\r\c ed
180 att2224B =+-, "" atT\T\r\c ed
182 ##########
183 # AT&T DATAPHONE II 2224CEO Modem
184 #
185 # The 2224CEO Modem supports MNP error control protocol.
186 # This entry will use MNP if it is also available on the
187 # remote end.
188 #
189 # For normal operation, dip switch S1 switch 3 should be UP.
190 # This disables ENTER INTERACTIVE WITH <CR>.
191 #
192 # When used with an EPORTS board on a 3B2, it is recommended that
193 # hardware flow control be enabled on the board and that the
194 # corresponding second set of entries below be used.
195 # (i.e. change \\q0 to \\q3 below - use CTS/RTS flow control)
196 #
197 # Commands: Explanation:
198 # ------------ ---------------------------------------------------
199 # =+-, '+' for secondary dial tone, ',' for pause
200 # "" expect nothing
201 # atzod, enter command mode, reset options to default values,
202 # o12=y, set option 12 to 'y' (transparent data mode)
203 # o4=n, set option 4 to 'n' (don't disconnect on rcvd spaces)
204 # \\n3 select normal operating mode
205 # \\c1 modem does not buffer data
206 # \\j0 do not autobaud modem serial port
207 # \\q0 no flow control
208 # \\g0\r\c no modem port flow control
209 # \006 Wait for ACK
210 # atT\T\r\c enter command mode, tone dial the number
211 # (substitute 'P' for first 'T' for pulse dialing)
212 # Connected expect "ed" (actually "Connected")
213 #
214 # Once transparent data mode is enabled, you
215 # cannot enter the interactive mode from the data mode.
216 ##########
217 att2224ceo =+-, "" atzod,o12=y,o4=n,\\n3\\c1\\j0\\q0\\g0\r\c \006 atT\T\r\c Connected
218 att2224CEO =+-, "" atzod,o12=y,o4=n,\\n3\\c1\\j0\\q0\\g0\r\c \006 atT\T\r\c Connected
219 #att2224ceo =+-, "" atzod,o12=y,o4=n,\\n3\\c1\\j0\\q3\\g0\r\c \006 atT\T\r\c Connected
220 #att2224CEO =+-, "" atzod,o12=y,o4=n,\\n3\\c1\\j0\\q3\\g0\r\c \006 atT\T\r\c Connected
222 ##########
223 # AT&T DATAPHONE II 2224G Modem
224 #
225 # The 2224G Modem supports MNP error control protocol.
226 # This entry will use MNP if it is also available on the
227 # remote end.
228 #
229 # For normal operation, dip switch S1 switch 3 should be RIGHT.
230 # This disables ENTER INTERACTIVE WITH <CR>.
231 #
232 # When used with an EPORTS board on a 3B2, it is recommended that
233 # hardware flow control be enabled on the board and that the
234 # corresponding second set of entries below be used.
235 # (i.e. change \\q0 to \\q3 below - use CTS/RTS flow control)
236 #
237 # Commands: Explanation:
238 # ------------ ---------------------------------------------------
239 # =+-, '+' for secondary dial tone, ',' for pause
240 # "" expect nothing
241 # atzod, enter command mode, reset options to default values,
242 # o12=y, set option 12 to 'y' (transparent data mode)
243 # o4=n, set option 4 to 'n' (don't disconnect on rcvd spaces)
244 # o1=n\r\c set option 1 to 'n' (don't wait for far end sense first)
245 # \006 Wait for ACK
246 # atz enter command mode
247 # \\n3 select auto-reliable operating mode
248 # \\c1 select auto-reliable buffering scheme 1
249 # \\j0 do not autobaud modem serial port
250 # \\q0 no flow control
251 # \\g0\r\c no modem port flow control
252 # \datT\T\r\c delay, enter command mode, tone dial the number
253 # (substitute 'P' for first 'T' for pulse dialing)
254 # Connected expect "Connected"
255 #
256 # Once transparent data mode is enabled, you
257 # cannot enter the interactive mode from the data mode.
258 ##########
259 att2224g =+-, "" atzod,o12=y,o4=n,o1=n\r\c \006 atz\\n3\\c1\\j0\\q0\\g0\r\c "" \datT\T\r\c Connected
260 att2224G =+-, "" atzod,o12=y,o4=n,o1=n\r\c \006 atz\\n3\\c1\\j0\\q0\\g0\r\c "" \datT\T\r\c Connected
261 #att2224g =+-, "" atzod,o12=y,o4=n,o1=n\r\c \006 atz\\n3\\c1\\j0\\q3\\g0\r\c "" \datT\T\r\c Connected
262 #att2224G =+-, "" atzod,o12=y,o4=n,o1=n\r\c \006 atz\\n3\\c1\\j0\\q3\\g0\r\c "" \datT\T\r\c Connected
264 ##########
265 # AT&T DATAPHONE II 2224 Modem
266 #
267 # This entry is for 2224 with the optional automatic caller.
268 # Is is provided only to provide compatibility with previous
269 # releases. The entry for the specific model modem you own
270 # should be found above.
271 #
272 # Commands: Explanation:
273 # ------------ ---------------------------------------------------
274 # =+-, '+' for secondary dial tone, ',' for pause
275 # "" expect nothing
276 # \r\c send carriage return to enter interactive mode
277 # :--: expect colon. if don't see it, send newline
278 # and expect colon again.
279 # T\T\r\c dial the given number, using touch-tone signaling
280 # (change the first T to P if you want to use pulse
281 # dialing).
282 # red expect "red" (actually "Answered")
283 ##########
284 att2224 =+-, "" \r\c :--: T\T\r\c red
286 ##########
287 # AT&T DATAPHONE II 2248A Modem
288 #
289 # Commands: Explanation:
290 # ------------ ---------------------------------------------------
291 # =+-, '+' for secondary dial tone, ',' for pause
292 # "" expect nothing
293 # atzod, enter command mode, reset modem, set options to default
294 # o12=y\r\c set option 12 to 'y' (transparent data mode)
295 # \006 Wait for ACK
296 # atT\T\r\c enter command mode, tone dial the number
297 # (substitute 'P' for first 'T' for pulse dialing)
298 # Connected expect "Connected"
299 #
300 ##########
301 att2248a =+-, "" atzod,o12=y\r\c \006 atT\T\r\c Connected
302 att2248A =+-, "" atzod,o12=y\r\c \006 atT\T\r\c Connected
304 ##########
305 # AT&T DATAPHONE II 2296A Modem
306 #
307 # Commands: Explanation:
308 # ------------ ---------------------------------------------------
309 # =+-, '+' for secondary dial tone, ',' for pause
310 # "" expect nothing
311 # atzod, enter command mode, reset options to default values,
312 # o12=y, set option 12 to 'y' (transparent data mode)
313 # o50=y, set option 50 to 'y'
314 # o51=n, set option 51 to 'n' (don't strap CTS/RTS)
315 # o55=n, set option 55 to 'n' (CD does not indicate carrier)
316 # o69=n,\r\c set option 69 to 'n'
317 # \006 Wait for ACK
318 # atz enter command mode
319 # \\n3 select auto-reliable operating mode
320 # \\c1 select auto-reliable buffering scheme 1
321 # \\j0 do not autobaud modem serial port
322 # \\q0 no flow control
323 # \\g0\r\c no modem port flow control
324 # \datT\T\r\c delay, enter command mode, tone dial the number
325 # (substitute 'P' for first 'T' for pulse dialing)
326 # Connected expect "Connected"
327 #
328 # When used with an EPORTS board on a 3B2, it is recommended that
329 # hardware flow control be enabled on the board and that the
330 # corresponding second set of entries below be used.
331 # (i.e. change \\q0 to \\q3 below - use CTS/RTS flow control)
332 #
333 ##########
334 att2296a =+-, "" atzod,o12=y,o50=y,o51=n,o55=n,o69=n\r\c \006 atz\\n3\\c1\\j0\\q0\\g0\r\c "" \datT\T\r\c Connected
335 att2296A =+-, "" atzod,o12=y,o50=y,o51=n,o55=n,o69=n\r\c \006 atz\\n3\\c1\\j0\\q0\\g0\r\c "" \datT\T\r\c Connected
336 #att2296a =+-, "" atzod,o12=y,o50=y,o51=n,o55=n,o69=n\r\c \006 atz\\n3\\c1\\j0\\q0\\g0\r\c "" \datT\T\r\c Connected
337 #att2296A =+-, "" atzod,o12=y,o50=y,o51=n,o55=n,o69=n\r\c \006 atz\\n3\\c1\\j0\\q0\\g0\r\c "" \datT\T\r\c Connected
339 ##########
340 # Network Listener Service
341 # The format of the request to the listener is
342 # NLPS:000:001:<service_code>\N\c
343 # where <service_code> determines what server the listener invokes.
344 # The entry below asks for service code 1.
345 #
346 # If cu & uucico use different service codes, you will have to use
347 # separate Dialers files (e.g., Dialers.cico and Dialers.cu).
348 # See comments in Sysfiles for instructions.
349 ##########
350 nls "" "" NLPS:000:001:1\N\c
352 ##########
353 # DATAKIT(r) serial port connection script
354 #
355 # Commands: Explanation:
356 # ------------ ---------------------------------------------------
357 # "" no special character translation table
358 # "" expect nothing
359 # \d delay to give some settling time
360 # TION:--TION: wait for the DESTINATION: prompt, if it does not come
361 # send a carriage return and wait again.
362 # \D send the specified token
363 ##########
364 datakit "" "" \d TION:--TION: \D