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- # HAYES.BSL
- # This script simply dials a Hayes compatible modem to make a BackMail
- # Connection. It is a good prototype if you need a custom script to
- # drive a non-standard modem.
- # Here we could open a script log for debugging purposes.
- # Leave this commented out unless you want to debug
- #F\\
- # Next we will set our wait time to 5 secs
- B5\\
- # Let us wake up the modem by asking for numeric responses
- # with no echo note that BackMail will need numeric
- # responses to establish its connection
- I\ATQ0V0E0][\0
- # Let's also turn on the modems speaker for the script call
- I\ATM1][\0
- # Now lets dial the user's number (making sure to wait for
- # wait for dialtone). Note that the "at" sign is
- # replaced by the user's number.
- # You could add prefix's and suffixs here for long
- # distance credit card number etc.
- I\ATDTW @ ][\
- # Now we wait for carrier
- # If we don't get carrier in time out seconds
- # we will hang up. So lets give our selves a 30 second
- # wait time (X-0=30)
- BX\\
- #and wait for carrier
- C\\
- # If we didn't get carrier we hung up so
- # if we reached this point we can proceed with
- # a regular backmail connection
- G\\
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