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; AceComm & Utilities (Tm) ; 2.0 ; ; AceComm Ascii Control File ; Use ACTL.EXE to compile into ACE.PRM ; ; * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ; ACE.CTL is ; A Plain Ascii Text File... ; Use a Plain Ascii Text Editor... ; * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * ;;; ============ ;;; Port Setup ;;; ============ ADDRESS_A 3F8 IRQ_A 4 ADDRESS_B 2F8 IRQ_B 3 ADDRESS_C 3E8 IRQ_C 4 ADDRESS_D 2E8 IRQ_D 3 ADDRESS_E 230 IRQ_E 5 ADDRESS_F 238 IRQ_F 2 ADDRESS_G 240 IRQ_G 4 ADDRESS_H 248 IRQ_H 4 Port 1 ; o Connect speeds such as 12000, 14400 etc. are not actual ; data rates that the UART (serial port) can be set to. ; o Setting the Baud rate to 19200 for a 9600 baud modem will ; allow better performance when down loading data. ; o Locking the port means selecting a baud rate higher than the ; highest connect speed the modem is capable of, and telling the ; communications software to lock it there. ; o Modems capable of connecting at 9600 and above can usually be ; used with a "Locked port" ; o Using a locked port requires your modem be in full handshake ; mode. Baud 19200 LockBaud RBuff 16384 RBuff 256 FIFO_Trigger 8 ;TX ;Chain_IRQ CTS/RTS ;XON/XOFF ;Strip_HighBIT DropDTR ;;; ================= ;;; Dialing Options ;;; ================= InterByteDelay 1 DialTimeout 70 TimeBetweenRedial 3 ;DTR_BetweenRedial DialConnectBell 1 ;DCD_VerifyConnect ;;; =========================== ;;; Internal Protocol Options ;;; =========================== AutoEngage FileResume ;XfrTimeSlice XfrBell ;;; ================= ;;; General Options ;;; ================= StatusLine LogFile ;LogModemRes AutoSave ;SnowCheck ScrnBlank 3 SwapSpawn SwapShell EnhancedKBD KeyRef 1 ScrlBakBuf 64 VideoRows 0 ;;; ================= ;;; Pointer Options ;;; ================= MouseDetect ;;; ====================== ;;; Colors, Menu Options ;;; ====================== BorderAttr 7 BorderType 1 LeftFieldAttr 3 RightFieldAttr 7 DisplayATTR 48 TitleAttr 120 ITitleAttr 10 SelectorAttr 2 ;BurstMenu ;ChatterMenu ;WhistleMenu TermColor 7 CurtainColor 22 CurtainChar 176 HelpLineColor 112 HelpScreenColor 7 HelpScreenTitleColor 26 HelpScreenKeyWordColor 122 HelpScreenSelectorColor 30 HelpScreenLastErrorColor 28 FonBorderAttr 16 FonBorderType 2 FonLeftFieldAttr 31 FonRightFieldAttr 11 FonDisplayAttr 48 FonTitleAttr 27 FonITitleAttr 26 FonSelectorAttr 30 ;FonBurstMenu ;FonChatterMenu ;FonWhistleMenu DialBorderAttr 51 DialBorderType 2 DialLeftFieldAttr 63 DialRightFieldAttr 62 DialDisplayAttr 48 DialTitleAttr 62 DialITitleAttr 58 DialSelectorAttr 59 ;DialBurstMenu ;DialChatterMenu ;DialWhistleMenu ;;; ================= ;;; Sub Directories ;;; ================= FonDir fon Captures cap Scripts scr TermKey kts DnldDir files Screens screens Nodelist mail_in MailIn mail_in MailOut mail_out ;;; ============= ;;; Modem Setup ;;; ============= ; ; - Modem command strings ; Note: Mdm commands are automaticaly appended with ; Mdm_Cmd_Line_Terminator at time the command string ; is sent to the modem. ; The `^` character is recognized as a Control character. ; The byte following a `^` will become (byte - 64d) ; Examples: ; ^M translates to CR ; ^A translates to 1, ^M translates to 13 (CR_CHAR) ; ~ translates to 1 second delay ; ` translates to 5 second delay ; !, @, #, and $ are dial strin modifiers. Mdm_Init_A ATZ^M~ATE0M0W2&C1&D2 Mdm_Init_B Mdm_Init_C Mdm_Dial_Prefix ATEQ0X4DT Mdm_Dial_Sufix Mdm_Answer ATA Mdm_Hangup +++~ATH0 Mdm_OffHook ATH1 Mdm_Abort ^M Mdm_Reset ATZ Mdm_Echo ATE1 Mdm_Host_Init_A ATZ^M~ATE0M0W2&C1&D2 Mdm_Host_Init_B Mdm_Host_Init_C ; ; Mdm_Cmd_Line_Terminator is automaticaly appended to all modem commands Mdm_Cmd_Line_Terminator ^M ; ; ; - Modem Responce Strings ; Note: The following strings are probably case sensitive ; (see your modem manual) Mdm_Res_OK OK^M Mdm_Res_Ring RING^M Mdm_Res_NoCarrier NO CARRIER Mdm_Res_Error ERROR Mdm_Res_NoDialTone NO DIAL TONE Mdm_Res_Busy BUSY Mdm_Res_NoAnswer NO ANSWER Mdm_Res_Ringing RINGING^M Mdm_Res_Voice VOICE ; ; - The following connect strings may be tailored any way you wish. ; No particular order, refer to your modem manual for case and format. ; Note: ACECOMM will detect a carrier anyway, the connect strings ; may speed things up, and will also allow automatic baud adjustments ; when connecting at a speed not dialed out on, and port not locked. ; With Lockbaud SET, the UART baud rate remains fixed, translation ; is made by your modem. Mdm_Res_Connect_A CONNECT Mdm_Res_Connect_B CARRIER Mdm_Res_Connect_C FAX User_Name_A User_Name_B Barb Phelps User_Name_C Melissa Phelps User_Pwd_A password User_Pwd_B password User_Pwd_C kidstuff ;;; ======================== ;;; Interactive EMSI Setup ;;; ======================== ; ; IEMSI handshake data is an Auto Log-In standard used with BBS ; software. ; IEMSI_Name IEMSI_Alias IEMSI_Location IEMSI_Data_Pnum IEMSI_Voice_Pnum, IEMSI_Password password IEMSI_CRTDEF ANSI,24,80,0 IEMSI_Protocols Zap,ZMO IEMSI_Capabilities CHT,TAB,ASCII8 IEMSI_Requests ;;; ============ ;;; EMSI Setup ;;; ============ ; ; EMSI handshake data is the current mailer session protocol. ; ; EMSI_System_Address 1:99/99 EMSI_Acka_A EMSI_Acka_B EMSI_System_Name AceComm Mailer EMSI_Sysop_Name AceComm User EMSI_City AceComm USA EMSI_Phone_Number (123) 123-1234 EMSI_Baud_Rate 115200 EMSI_Flags V32b,CM,XA PassWord_A 1:114/12 mailman PassWord_B 1:114/440 holdmail PassWord_C 1:124/4115 betasite PassWord_D 1:114/245 mailman PassWord_E BossAddress_A 1:114/35 BossName_A AceComm Suport BBS BossPhone_A 1-602-846-2940 BossPwd_A password BossBaud_A 38400 BossAddress_B 1:124/4115.227 BossName_B Roberts BossPhone_B 1-214-339-4495 BossPwd_B BossBaud_B BossAddress_C BossName_C BossPhone_C BossPwd_C BossBaud_C BossAddress_D BossName_D BossPhone_D BossPwd_D BossBaud_D BossAddress_E BossName_E BossPhone_E BossPwd_E BossBaud_E AfterMailMacro <RunProg>EMAIL toss ProgramStartMacro <DispStr>^M^I^I^I^I^I AceComm Communications version 2.0^M^J MailOnlyMacro <SendStr>^M^J[BWhi][Blu] Mail only hour! [AttrOff] LongDistanceDef_A 1- DialModifier_A #70 DialModifier_B DialModifier_C DialModifier_D ;;; ================== ;;; Dial Translation ;;; ================== ; ; AceComm can filter or translate phone numbers ; To strip 1-612- from numbers: ; 1-612- ; To modify 1-612- into 1- : ; 1-612- 1- ; To modify 1-555-232-4000 into 1-555-232-4111 : ; 1-555-232-4000 1-555-232-4111 ; DialTrans_A DialTrans_B 1-602-292-0997 1-602-292-0997 DialTrans_C DialTrans_D DialTrans_E Request_file REQUEST.LST Files_file MGP-SOFT.ZIP About_file ABOUT.FIL ;;; ======================================================== ;;; Auto Engage Sequence Triggers, Associated Macro Stacks ;;; ======================================================== PreAutoM PostAutoM AutoDnld_A rz^M** AutoDnld_B HS*^B AutoDnld_C ¬ÈÕÔ‰ÂÌ AutoDnld_D MPt ^V^H AutoDnld_E AutoDnld_F AutoDnld_G AutoDnld_H AutoDnld_I **EMSI_REQA77E AutoDnld_J **EMSI_IRQ8E08 AutoMacro_A <RecvZmo> AutoMacro_B <RunProg>HSLINK -P%P -U[DIR_DNLDS] @UPLDS.LST AutoMacro_C <RunProg>BIMODEM /L%P /R[DIR_DNLDS] Bimodem.Pth AutoMacro_D <RunProg>MPT P%P N+ F+ R+ R [DIR_DNLDS] AutoMacro_E AutoMacro_F AutoMacro_G AutoMacro_H AutoMacro_I <SendEMSI_CLI> AutoMacro_J <SendEMSI_ICI> ;;; ======================================================== ;;; Auto Log On Sequence Triggers, Associated Macro Stacks ;;; ======================================================== AutoLogOn_A is your name: AutoLogOn_B Your FIRST name: AutoLogOn_C Host Name: AutoLogOn_D first name ? AutoLogOn_E and LAST name: AutoLogOn_F last name? AutoLogOn_G first name? AutoLogOn_H (First and Last) AutoLogOn_I full name? AutoLogOn_J AutoLogOn_K AutoLMacro_A <SendStr>[USER_NAME]^M~Y^M~[FON_PWD]^M AutoLMacro_B <SendStr>[USER_NAME]^MY^M~[FON_PWD]^M AutoLMacro_C <SendStr>CIS^M~~[FON_ID]^M~~[FON_PWD]^M AutoLMacro_D <SendStr>[USER_NAME]^MY^M[FON_PWD]^M AutoLMacro_E <SendStr>[USER_NAME]^M~^M~[FON_PWD]^M AutoLMacro_F <SendStr>[USER_NAME]^M~~[FON_PWD]^M AutoLMacro_G <SendStr>[USER_NAME]^M~~[FON_PWD]^M AutoLMacro_H <SendStr>[USER_NAME]^M~~[FON_PWD]^M AutoLMacro_I <SendStr>[USER_NAME]^M~^M[FON_PWD]^M AutoLMacro_J AutoLMacro_K ;;; ======================================================== ;;; Event Schedules, Associated Macro Stacks ;;; ======================================================== ;; Sample Event an associated macro stack: ;; (Allow a mail event from midnight to 3am) ; Schedule_A 0:0-3:0,MAIL ;; (The macro stack will be run at beginning of event) ; SchedMacro_A <ChgDir>c:\mail <RunProg>QM <ChgDir>[DIR_START] Schedule_A 0:0-2:0,Mail,host,LD Schedule_B 2:0-3:0,Mail,ld Schedule_C 3:0-7:30,Mail,host Schedule_D 7:30-12:00,Mail,host Schedule_E 12:0-17:20,Mail,host Schedule_F 17:20-20:0,Mail,host,ld Schedule_G 20:0-23:45,Mail,host Schedule_H 23:45-23:59,Mail,host Schedule_I 0:0-0:0, SchedMacro_A <RunScript>getmail.scr SchedMacro_B SchedMacro_C SchedMacro_D SchedMacro_E <RunProg>EMAIL export SchedMacro_F SchedMacro_G SchedMacro_H SchedMacro_I <DispStr>^J^M --- The Midnight Schedule! ---^J^M ;;; ========================================================= ;;; Auto Answer Connect Sub-string, Associated Macro Stacks ;;; ========================================================= ;; Sub_string - String to match in modem Answer/Connect string ;; Macro stack - Macro stack to process on Answer/Connect ;; Sample Sub-string and associated macro stack: ;AutoAnsSub-str_1 CONNECT ;AutoAnsMac_1 <RunProg>TRIBBS port %P baud %B ;; Sample Sub-string and associated macro stack: ;AutoAnsSub-str_2 FAX ;AutoAnsMac_2 <RunProg>BGFAX /FAX %P Q AutoAnswer_A CONNECT AutoAnsMac_A <RunScript><RunProg>BBS %P %C AutoAnswer_B FAX AutoAnsMac_B <RunProg>BGFAX /FAX %P Z AutoAnswer_C CARRIER AutoAnsMac_C <ChgDir>C:\BBS <RunProg>BBS %P %C <ChgDir>[DIR_START] DefaultMac <ChgDir>C:\BBS <RunProg>BBS %P %C <ChgDir>[DIR_START] ;;; ========================================================= ;;; Auto Answer C ExtrnDn_A <RunProg>BIMODEM /L%P /R[DIR_DNLDS] Bimodem.Pth ExtrnDn_B <RunProg>HSLINK -P%P -U[DIR_DNLDS] @UPLDS.LST ExtrnDn_C <RunProg>MPT P%P N+ F+ R+ R [DIR_DNLDS] ExtrnDn_D <RunProg>JMODEM %PF %WK ExtrnDn_E <RunProg>DSZ port %P speed %B rz -mrr [DIR_DNLDS] ExtrnDn_F <RunProg>ozbext /B%B /C%P /F[DIR_DNLDS] /J /U /X ExtrnDn_G ExtrnDn_H ExtrnDn_I ExtrnDn_J ExtrnUp_A <RunProg>BIMODEM /L%P /R[DIR_DNLDS] bimodem.pth ExtrnUp_B <RunProg>HSLINK -P%P -U[DIR_DNLDS] @UPLDS.LST ExtrnUp_C <RunProg>MPT P%P N+ F+ S @UPLDS.LST %WK ExtrnUp_D <RunProg>JMODEM S %PF %WK ExtrnUp_E <RunProg>DSZ port %P speed %B sz @[DIR_START]\UPLDS.LST ExtrnUp_F ExtrnUp_G ExtrnUp_H ExtrnUp_I ExtrnUp_J ;;; ============= ;;; User Menus ;;; ============= User_1_Title CIS Functions User1_desc_A Forums Script User1_macro_A <RunScript>cisforum.scr User1_desc_B Bill Script User1_macro_B <RunScript>cisbill.scr User1_desc_C Compose Message User1_macro_C <SendAscii>%P User1_desc_D IBMPRO Forum 2 File User1_macro_D <SendStr>go IbmPro^M <OpenCapture>prog[MODA] <Delay>5 <SendStr>Read New^M User1_desc_E IBMCOM Forum 2 File User1_macro_E <SendStr>go IbmCom^M <OpenCapture>comm[MODA] <Delay>5 <SendStr>Read New^M User1_desc_F WINSDK Forum User1_macro_F <SendStr>go winsdk^M <OpenCapture>wsdk[MODA] <Delay>9 <SendStr>Read New^M User1_desc_G CIS Msg Reference User1_macro_G <RunProg>List cis_msg.ref User_2_Title OffLine Reader User2_desc_A OffLine QWK Reader User2_macro_A <ChgDir>D:\QWK <RunProg>OFFLINE <ChgDir>[DIR_START] User2_desc_B Run Mail Script User2_macro_B <RunScript>offline.scr User2_desc_C EMAIL Point Reader User2_macro_C <RunProg>EMAIL read User2_desc_D User2_macro_D User2_desc_E User2_macro_E User2_desc_F User2_macro_F User2_desc_G Delete QWK Packet User2_macro_G <FileDel>files\114-35.qwk User_3_Title User Menu #3 User3_desc_A Description User3_macro_A User3_desc_B Description User3_macro_B User3_desc_C Description User3_macro_C User3_desc_D User3_macro_D User3_desc_E User3_macro_E User3_desc_F User3_macro_F User3_desc_G User3_macro_G User_4_Title User Menu #4 User4_desc_A User4_macro_A User4_desc_B User4_macro_B User4_desc_C User4_macro_C User4_desc_D User4_macro_D User4_desc_E User4_macro_E User4_desc_F User4_macro_F User4_desc_G User4_macro_G User_5_Title User Menu #5 User5_desc_A User5_macro_A User5_desc_B User5_macro_B User5_desc_C User5_macro_C User5_desc_D User5_macro_D User5_desc_E User5_macro_E User5_desc_F User5_macro_F User5_desc_G User5_macro_G ;;; ============== ;;; ALT A-Z, 1-0 ;;; ============== ; ; AceComm`s MACRO driven keyboard provides for easy key re-def ; ; You may define the keys any way you like, should you forget to ; assign an exit key, CTRL-BREAK from terminal mode will force the ; <EndACEComm> MACRO to be executed, CTRL-BREAK is an acceptable ; key-combo permanantly assigned to the <EndACEComm> MACRO ; ; Functions which end with `_` are not suited for scripts as they ; require local keyboard input. ALT-A <AutoScrGen_> ALT-B <ScrollBack_> ALT-C <CaptureFile_> ALT-D <PhoneList_> ALT-E <SendStr> ATE^M <HostEcho> ALT-F <FileList_>[DIR_DNLDS] ALT-G <FileReq_> ALT-H <MdmHangUp_> ALT-I ALT-J <DOSShell_> ALT-K ALT-L <RunProg> list ALT-M <Mailer_> ALT-N <ChgDir>c:\mail\qm <RunProg>QM toss <ChgDir>[DIR_START] ALT-O <PrmData_> ALT-P <PrmData_> ALT-Q ALT-R <RunScript_> ALT-S <ScrnDump_> ALT-T <ScrnTag_> ALT-U <Users> ALT-V <KeyRef_> ALT-W ALT-X <EndAceComm> 0 ALT-Y <AutoAnswer> ALT-Z <ClrWin> ALT-1 <SendZmo> %PF ALT-2 <RunProg>DSZ sz %PF %WK <SendStr> ^M ALT-3 <SendAscii> %PF ALT-4 <RunProg>BiPath ALT-5 ALT-6 <RunProg> dsz rz -rm ALT-7 <RunProg>bimodem bimodem.pth <SendStr>^M ALT-8 ALT-9 ALT-10 ALT-- ALT-= <DoorWayMode> ;;; ========== ;;; CTRL A-Z ;;; ========== CTRL-A CTRL-B CTRL-C CTRL-D CTRL-E CTRL-F CTRL-G CTRL-H CTRL-I CTRL-J CTRL-K CTRL-L CTRL-M CTRL-N CTRL-O CTRL-P CTRL-Q CTRL-R CTRL-S CTRL-T CTRL-U CTRL-V CTRL-W CTRL-X CTRL-Y CTRL-Z CTRL-2 CTRL-6 CTRL-- CTRL-BkSp CTRL-[ CTRL-] CTRL-Enter CTRL-\ CTRL-PrtSc CTRL-Home CTRL-PgUp CTRL-Left CTRL-Right CTRL-End CTRL-PgDn ;;; ============ ;;; Other Keys ;;; ============ Home Up PgUp <SProtocols_> GreyMinus Left Right GreyPlus End Down PgDn <RProtocols_> Ins Del ;;; ========= ;;; Fn Keys ;;; ========= F1 <SendStr>[USER_NAME]^M F2 <SendStr>[FON_PWD]^M F3 <SendStr>[LOCATION]^M F4 <SendStr>[VOICE_PNUM]^M F5 F6 F7 <SendAscii>%PF F8 <Users> F9 <HelpMenu> F10 <TopBar> F11 <ChgDir>\QWK <RunProg>OFFLINE <ChgDir>[DIR_START] F12 <SendStr>[FON_ID] SHIFT-F1 <SendStr>ACE20A.ZIP SHIFT-F2 <SendStr>ACE20B.ZIP SHIFT-F3 <SendStr>AceComm Communications Package version 2.0 SHIFT-F4 <SendStr>Inovative and feature full COMM package especialy SHIFT-F5 <SendStr>for Hi-Speed modems. Macro language, key-redef SHIFT-F6 SHIFT-F7 SHIFT-F8 SHIFT-F9 SHIFT-F10 SHIFT-F11 SHIFT-F12 CTRL-F1 <LocalEcho> ON <DIALNUM> 846-2940 <LocalEcho> OFF CTRL-F2 <SetDTR> Off <Delay> 5 <SetDTR> ON CTRL-F3 CTRL-F4 CTRL-F5 CTRL-F6 CTRL-F7 CTRL-F8 CTRL-F9 CTRL-F10 CTRL-F11 CTRL-F12 ALT-F1 ALT-F2 <LogFile>This is a test line by [USER_NAME] ALT-F3 <DispStr>^M^JHello [CBW][CBW][CBW]Hello^M^J ALT-F4 ALT-F5 ALT-F6 ALT-F7 ALT-F8 ALT-F9 <SetUser>1 ALT-F10 <SetUser>2 ALT-F11 <SetUser>3 ALT-F12 <PollHost>1 files ![USER_NAME]