System information

Modem Operation
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7–12 Blastware Operator Manual
String_CR= %s
Same as the String command, but it also sends a
String_cr= ATH0
carriage return (13) to the modem after the text
string. Many modems use the CR as a delimiter.
Modem_ID_Number=
%s
This command causes the program to prompt the user for
an ID text string and sends the text string specified by the
%s parameter followed by the ID text to the modem.
Modem_ID_Number= ID
7.2.2 Example Modem Script File
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*
* This file contains commands to control and identify a modem. The commands
* are grouped into 5 procedure blocks and one file terminator. Each procedure
* block name is enclosed in square [] brackets. When a procedure is run, all
* commands between the procedure block title and the next procedure block
* title are run. The possible procedures are:
*
* Identification –Modem identification that helps you choose a driver.
* Connect –Commands to make a connection with a remote modem.
* Disconnect –Commands to break a connection or hangup the line.
* Initialize_PC –Contains commands to initialize the modem that will
* be attached to the PC at the time of making a connection.
* Initialize_Remote –Contains commands to initialize the modem that will be
* attached to the monitor.
* End – This procedure block has no body and is used to identify
* the end of the script file.
*
* Each procedure block can consist of one or more commands. The commands are
* in the form "Command= %d" or "Command=%s" where %d is an integer number and
* %s is an alphanumeric text string. All unrecognized commands are ignored so
* you can easily add documentation to your file by starting the line with
* a "*" as we have done here. The following commands are recognized:
*
* Title= %s – Placed in the Initialization procedure to provide
* the PC user with some additional information with which
* to identify the modem driver. The text is truncated to
* 25 characters.
* UserNotes= %s placed in the initialization procedure to provide
* additional help information to the PC user. This text
* string can be up to 78 characters long. It is shown
* at the bottom of the screen when selecting a new modem
* driver from a list.
* Dial= %s this command does the actual dialing. The telephone
* number or remote modem ID number is appended to the
* command string specified by the %s parameter.
* CheckResponse= %d %s this command instructs the program to look for the
* text response specified by the %s parameter for up to
* the number of seconds specified by the %d parameter.
* Byte= %d – Sends the byte specified by the %d parameter to the
* modem. This is required to send special control
* characters that cannot be embedded in a text string.
* Pause= %d – Causes the modem program to pause the number of
* seconds specified by the %d parameter before executing
* the next command.
* ShowResponse= %d – Shows the modem response over the number of seconds
* specified by the %d parameter.
* String= %s sends the text string specified by %s to the modem.
*
* String_CR= %s – Same as the String command, but it also sends a
* carriage return (13) to the modem after the text
* string. Many modems use the CR as a delimiter.
* Modem_ID_Number= %s this command causes the program to prompt the user