(* Modem definition file - *.MDF
This file is a simple text file containing one (or several) modem
definitions. These definition files can be imported into Telegard to be
used as the default modem configuration. Following are the accepted
keywords for this file; any other lines are considered comments and
won't be parsed.
MODEM <string> { Description of definition (50) }
SPEED <num> { Maximum bps (0-115200) }
LOCKED <num> { Locked bps (0-115200) }
INIT <string> { Init string (80) }
ANSWER <string> { Answer string (40) }
HANGUP <string> { Hangup string (40) }
OFFHOOK <string> { Offhook string (40) }
OK <string> { 'OK' result (16) }
ERROR <string> { 'ERROR' result (16) }
RING <string> { 'RING' result (16) }
NOCARRIER <string> { 'NO CARRIER' result (16) }
DELAY_CMD <num> { Delay after command (0-255) }
DELAY_ASW <num> { Delay before answer (0-255) }
DELAY_DTR <num> { Delay before dtr (0-255) }
CONNECT <num> <string> { 'CONNECT ' result - first }
: { token is the speed value }
: { (0-115200), the second }
: { (separated by a space) is }
: { the string returned by the }
: { modem (16). Connect strings }
: { are not required when string }
CONNECT <num> <string> { is CONNECT <num>. }
CONNECTARQ <string> { ARC result extension (16) }
FLAGS <string> { Modem Flags;
XONXOFF XON/XOFF on
CTSRTS CTS/RTS on
DTRDROP DTR hangup on
FOSHOT Fossil HOT
}
NOTE <string> { Any line marked note will be }
: { sent to the user when the }
: { modem is first setup - these }
: { could be related to specific }
: { hardware, software, etc... }
: { esp: SWITCH SETTINGS, NRAM }
NOTE <string> { SETTINGS }
The modem definition files may also be created by exporting a configured
setup to an .MDF file. If you do not find your modem listed in the
TELEGARD.MDF file (default modem definitions), then please export your
configuration and attach to the closest beta/support site.
The first keyword for any modem definition must be MODEM. The definition
for that modem follows that keyword.
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