#
#	/etc/ppp/Dialers - Morning Star PPP dialer description file
#
#	Format:
#
#dialer chat-script
#
#	dialer:		The name of this dialer.  Devices in the
#			Devices file refer to this name.
#
#	chat-script:	Chat scripts are "expect send expect send ..."
#			or "expect-send-expect send ...", where the
#			send following the hyphen is executed if the
#			preceding expect fails.  Each send string is
#			followed by a carriage return unless it ends
#			with \c.  ^X gets translated into the
#			appropriate control character, and \X gets
#			translated into X if \X isn't one of the
#			following special sequences.
#
#	Escape sequences:
#
#	\s	space		\r	carriage return
#	\t	tab		\c	don't append return (send only)
#	\n	line feed	\q	log shows ?????? -- for passwords
#	\d	2 second delay	\K	send a break
#	\p	1/4 sec. delay	\T	replaced by phone number
#	\\	backslash	\^	uparrow
#	^<char>	Ctrl-<char> (e.g. ^S for Ctrl-S, ASCII 0x13)
#
#	If your modem isn't listed here, please refer to section 11.1
#	of the Morning Star PPP User Guide for setup suggestions.
#
#Dialer	Chat script

#
# Use this if your modem uses AT commands but needs no special setup
# for each call.  It's also a good base for constructing your own
# dialer.
#
GENERIC	ABORT NO ABORT BUSY TIMEOUT 5 "" AT OK-AT-OK ATDT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT

#
# Set up a T1600 by giving it the following command:
#
#    at&f s0=1 s7=120 s48=1 s51=6 s58=2 s59=15 s61=0 s63=2 tq2x12 &c1&d3&s1 &w
#
# Set up a T2500 by giving it the following command:
#
#    at ~&f &w q6 t w1 x3 s48=1 s51=5 s52=2 s54=3 s58=2 s66=1 s92=1 s131=1 &w
#
#  We also use the following additional settings on our T2500; you may
#  want to consider some of them for your own use, such as turning off
#  the speaker (m0).
#
#     at m0 s7=60 s95=2 s97=1 s106=1 s120=16 &w
#
# Set up a Telebit QBlazer by giving it the following command:
#
#    at&f s0=1 s7=120 s48=1 s51=6 s58=2 s59=15 s61=0 s63=2 tq0x4 &c1&d3&s1 &w
#
# Set up a Telebit T3000 by giving it the following command:
#
#    at&f9 s0=1 s7=120 s48=1 s51=6 s58=2 s59=15 s61=0 s63=1 tq2x12 &c1&d3&s1 &w
#
# Set up a Telebit WorldBlazer by giving it the following command:
#
#    at&f9 s0=1 s7=120 s48=1 s51=6 s58=2 s59=15 s61=0 s63=1 s92=1 tq2x12&c1&d3&s1&w
#
# Set up a Telebit Trailblazer Plus by giving it the following command:
#
#    at&f q6 x3 s0=1 s7=120 s48=1 s51=5 s52=2 s53=4 s54=3 s58=2 s66=1 s95=2 s131=1 &w
#
# Old versions of the Trailblazer Plus do not support the S131 register,
# so if your modem says ERROR in response to the above string, try this
# one (or something like it) instead:  (This also works for a T1000,
# however we haven't had a chance to test it extensively).
#
#    at&f q6 x3 s0=1 s7=120 s48=1 s51=5 s52=2 s53=4 s54=3 s58=2 s66=1 s95=2 &w
#
#
# Use this dialer when your Telebit V.32 modem is already set up as
# above, and you can be confident of the saved register settings not
# changing between connections.
#
T2500	ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT NO\sDIALTONE ABORT BUSY \
	ABORT RRING\r\n\r\nRRING\r\n\r\nRRING ABORT ERROR \
	TIMEOUT 5 "" AT OK-AT-OK ATS111=0DT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT
#
QBLAZER	ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT NO\sDIALTONE ABORT BUSY \
	ABORT RRING\r\n\r\nRRING\r\n\r\nRRING ABORT ERROR \
	TIMEOUT 5 "" AT OK-AT-OK ATDT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT
#
T1600	ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT NO\sDIALTONE ABORT BUSY \
	ABORT RRING\r\n\r\nRRING\r\n\r\nRRING ABORT ERROR \
	TIMEOUT 5 "" AT OK-AT-OK ATS111=0DT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT
#
T3000	ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT NO\sDIALTONE ABORT BUSY \
	ABORT RRING\r\n\r\nRRING\r\n\r\nRRING ABORT ERROR \
	TIMEOUT 5 "" AT OK-AT-OK ATS111=0DT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT
#
WORLDBLAZER	ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT NO\sDIALTONE ABORT BUSY \
	ABORT RRING\r\n\r\nRRING\r\n\r\nRRING ABORT ERROR \
	TIMEOUT 5 "" AT OK-AT-OK ATS111=0DT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT
#
#
# Use one of these Telebit V.32 lines when you can't be sure of the
# modem's saved settings staying constant between sessions
#
#T2500	ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT BUSY ABORT NO\sDIALTONE \
#	ABORT RRING\r\n\r\nRRING\r\n\r\nRRING ABORT ERROR \
#	TIMEOUT 5 "" AT OK-AT-OK \
#	at&fs0=1s7=120s48=1s51=5s58=2s59=15s61=0s63=2s111=0l0m0q6tw1x3&d3&s1 \
#	OK-AT-OK atDT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT
#
#T1600	ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT BUSY ABORT NO\sDIALTONE \
#	ABORT RRING\r\n\r\nRRING\r\n\r\nRRING ABORT ERROR \
#	TIMEOUT 5 "" AT OK-AT-OK \
#	at&f9s0=1s7=120s48=1s51=6s58=2s59=15s61=0s63=2s111=0l0m0q2tx12&d3&s1 \
#	OK-AT-OK atDT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT
#
#QBLAZER	ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT BUSY ABORT NO\sDIALTONE \
#	ABORT RRING\r\n\r\nRRING\r\n\r\nRRING ABORT ERROR \
#	TIMEOUT 5 "" AT OK-AT-OK \
#	at&fs0=1s7=120s48=1s51=6s58=2s59=15s61=0s63=2l0m0q2tx4&c1&d3&s1 \
#	OK-AT-OK atDT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT
#
#T3000	ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT BUSY ABORT NO\sDIALTONE \
#	ABORT RRING\r\n\r\nRRING\r\n\r\nRRING ABORT ERROR \
#	TIMEOUT 5 "" AT OK-AT-OK \
#	at&f9s0=1s7=120s48=1s51=6s59=15s61=0s63=1s111=0l0m0q2tx12&d3&s1 \
#	OK-AT-OK atDT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT
#
#WORLDBLAZER	ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT BUSY ABORT NO\sDIALTONE \
#	ABORT RRING\r\n\r\nRRING\r\n\r\nRRING ABORT ERROR \
#	TIMEOUT 5 "" AT OK-AT-OK \
#	at&f9s0=1s7=120s48=1s51=6s59=15s61=0s63=1s111=0l0m0q2tx12&d3&s1 \
#	OK-AT-OK atDT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT
#
# Use this dialer when you know your TB+ or T2500 is set up right, and
# you want to only use PEP.
#
TB-PEP	ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT NO\sDIALTONE ABORT BUSY \
	ABORT RRING\r\n\r\nRRING\r\n\r\nRRING ABORT ERROR \
	TIMEOUT 5 "" AT OK-AT-OK ATX3S50=255S110=1S111=0DT\T \
	TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT\sFAST
#
# You should use the WorldBlazer in PEP mode only if the telephone
# lines are unable of sustaining a V.32bis carrier connection.
#
WORLDBLAZER-PEP	ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT NO\sDIALTONE ABORT BUSY \
	ABORT RRING\r\n\r\nRRING\r\n\r\nRRING ABORT ERROR \
	TIMEOUT 5 "" AT OK-AT-OK ATS111=0S50=255DT\T TIMEOUT 90 CONNECT
#
# Use this dialer if you don't care what modulation you use.
#
TB	ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT NO\sDIALTONE ABORT BUSY \
	ABORT RRING\r\n\r\nRRING\r\n\r\nRRING ABORT ERROR \
	TIMEOUT 5 "" AT OK-AT-OK ATX3S110=1S111=0DT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT

#
# NEC N9631
#
NEC-V32 ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT NO\sDIAL\sTONE ABORT BUSY ABORT ERROR \
	TIMEOUT 5 "" AT OK-AT-OK ATDT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT

#
# UDS V.3224/V.3225
#
# Make sure you have firmware version 2.08.08 or later, so you can use MNP!
#
# Configure the modem with the following command:
#
#    at &f v1 q2 x4 \a3 \j \n \q3 \v1 %e1 &s1 &c1 &d3 %c1 &w
#
# (If you have firmware version 2.08.08 or later, also enable MNP and
# set S72.6=1.)
# 
# Use the UDS-V32 dialer below under UDS V.3229, or use this dialer
# if you can't be sure of the modem's saved settings staying constant
# between sessions.
#
#UDS-V32 ABORT NO ABORT BUSY ABORT ERROR \
#	TIMEOUT 5 "" AT OK-AT-OK atv1q2x4\\a3\\j\\n\\q3\\v1 OK \
#	at%e1&s1&c1&d2%c1 OK ATDT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT
#
# UDS V.3229
#
# Use the front panel to set the DTE speed to 38400, then issue
# the following command to the modem:
#
#    at &f v1 q2 x4 \q3 \v1 &c1 &d3 &w
#
UDS-V32	ABORT NO ABORT BUSY ABORT ERROR ABORT NO\sDIALTONE TIMEOUT 5 \
	"" AT OK-AT-OK ATDT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT

#
# Forval SA9600
#
# Occasionally gets `stuck'.  Push the reset button or power it off to
# fix it.
#
# Use tip(1) to connect to the modem at the desired DTE speed (e.g.
# 38400), and then set up the modem by sending it the following
# command.  The speed the tty port is running at when the `&w' gets
# executed is the speed the serial port will be set to at dial-in when
# carrier gets established.
#
# Current parameters can be displayed with the AT*O command.
#
#    at &f s0=1 &c1 &d3 &b2 q2 *f3 *e9 t &w
#
Forval-V32	ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT NO\sDIALTONE ABORT BUSY ABORT ERROR \
	TIMEOUT 5 "" AT OK-AT-OK ATDT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT

#
# Forval SA14400 V.32bis-like modem
#
# Use tip(1) to connect to the modem at the desired DTE speed (e.g.
# 38400), and then set up the modem by sending it the following
# commands.
#
# Current parameters can be displayed with the AT&v command.
#
#	at&f 
#	at s0=1 l1 &d2 \q3 -d12 -a &w
# which means
#	&f	restore factory defaults
#	s0=1	answer on 1st ring
#	l1	low speaker volume (might want m)
#	&d2	hangup on DTR drops
#	\q3	bidirectional RTS/CTS flow control
#	-d12	set DTE to 38400
#	-a	disable autobaud
#
Forval-14400 ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT ERROR ABORT NO\sDIALTONE \
	ABORT BUSY ABORT NO\sANSWER TIMEOUT 5 "" AT OK-AT-OK \
	ATDT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT

#
# Hayes V-series ULTRA Smartmodem 9600
#
#  This was written from a FAX of a photocopy of the Hayes AT Command
#  Set Reference, may contain redundant settings, and is totally
#  untested.  We welcome any comments and improvements.- BS 920207
#
# Begin by typing the following to your modem:
#
#  at &f n5 q2 v1 w1 x4 &c1 &d3 &k1 &r0 &s0 &w0
#  at s0=1 s36=7 s37=9 s46=2 s95=32 &w0
#
HAYES-9600	ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT ERROR ABORT NO\sDIALTONE \
	ABORT RING\r\n\r\nRING\r\n\r\nRING \
	ABORT BUSY ABORT NO\sANSWER TIMEOUT 5 "" AT OK-AT-OK \
	ATDT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT

#
# Codex 3260 Series
#
# Begin by typing the following to your modem: (make sure you are
# connected at the speed you want PPP to use, probably 38400)
#
#  at &f q1 &c1 &d3 *fl3 *xc2 s0=1 *aa1 s7=60 &w0
#
# You may need to type each command separately, rather than in one line
# For example, type
#   at &f
#   at q1
#   at &c1
#   ...
#
# which says to
#  &f	restore factory defaults
#  q1	don't show result codes (for inbound - outbound set below)
#  &c1	DCD follows carrier
#  &d3	when DTR drops the modem will reset
#  *fl3	RTS/CTS flow control
#  *xc2	long connection status messages
#  s0=1	answer on ring 1
#  *aa1	answer on ring 1
#  s7=60 wait 60 seconds for carrier
#  &w	write to NVRAM
#
# Use this if you trust the modem's settings
CODEX-3260	ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT ERROR ABORT NO\sDIALTONE \
	ABORT RING\r\n\r\nRING\r\n\r\nRING ABORT BUSY ABORT NO\sANSWER \
	TIMEOUT 5 "" ATQ0 OK-ATQ0-OK-ATQ0-OK ATDT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT
#
# Use this if you can't get the modem to stay set right
#CODEX-3260	ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT ERROR ABORT NO\sDIALTONE \
#	ABORT RING\r\n\r\nRING\r\n\r\nRING ABORT BUSY ABORT NO\sANSWER \
#	TIMEOUT 5 "" ATQ0 OK-ATQ0-OK-ATQ0-OK at&f&w OK at&c1&w OK \
#	at&d3&w OK at*fl3&w OK at*xc2&w OK ats0=1&w OK at*aa1&w OK \
#	ats7=60&w OK atq1&w "" ATQ0 OK-ATQ0-OK-ATQ0-OK \
#	ATDT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT

#
# Intel 9600 Ex
#
# Initialize with: at&f ? &w
# Where the ? is,
#	- put \x1 if you're not using XON/XOFF flow control
#	- put \q1 if you are using Xon/Xoff flow control (must include
#		XON/XOFF in asyncmap)
#	- s0=1 if you want to answer the phone
#	- \n4 if you want to force V.42 connections
INTEL-9600-EX	ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT NO\sDIALTONE ABORT BUSY \
	ABORT RRING\r\n\r\nRRING\r\n\r\nRRING ABORT ERROR \
	TIMEOUT 5 "" AT OK-AT-OK ATS7=60S11=55DT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT

#
# US Robotics Sportster 14,400
#
# First, set the DIP switches to
#		 1   2   3  4   5   6   7   8 
#		 U   U   D  U   U   U   U   D 
#		OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF OFF ON (in USRspeak)
#	Dip-switch Meaning:
#	 	 1 - Normal DTR
#		 2 - Verbal result codes
#		 3 - Results enabled
#		 4 - Echo enabled
#		 5 - Ensable auto-answer
#		 6 - Normal DCD, not forced on
#		 7 - Load NVRAM defaults at power-up
#		 8 - Allow AT commands
#
# Then, set the NVRAM registers by sending it this string:
#	at &f m0 q2 x4 &a3 &b1 &h1 &r2 s0=1 s2=255 s13=1 &w
#
USR-SPORTSTER	ABORT BUSY ABORT ERROR \
	ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT NO\sDIAL\sTONE ABORT NO\sANSWER \
	TIMEOUT 5 "" AT OK-ATQ2V1-OK ATD\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT

##########################################################################
##########################################################################
##                                                                      ##
##  All the modem setups below were contributed by MST PPP users, and   ##
##  have not yet been tested by MST personnel.  We appreciate the       ##
##  contribution, but can't vouch for their accuracy.                   ##
##                                                                      ##
##########################################################################
##########################################################################

#
# Hayes ISDN System Adapter using V.120 rate adaptation
#
#  Use ISA-64 for calls using 64k Bearer Capability (%a4=0)
ISA-64	ABORT ERROR ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT RRING\r\nRRING\r\nRRING \
	TIMEOUT 5 "" AT&F OK-ATQ0-OK AT%a1=0%a2=2%a4=0%a0=2 OK-AT-OK \
	ATS01=1&c1&d2&k3 OK-AT-OK ATD\T TIMOUT 60 CONNECT
# Use ISA-56 for calls using 56k Bearer Capability (%a4=1)
ISA-56	ABORT ERROR ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT RRING\r\nRRING\r\nRRING \
	TIMEOUT 5 "" AT&F OK-ATQ0-OK AT%a1=0%a2=2%a4=1%a0=2 OK-AT-OK \
	ATS01=1&c1&d2&k3 OK-AT-OK ATD\T TIMOUT 60 CONNECT

ATT-2296	ABORT No\sanswer ABORT Busy \
	TIMEOUT 5 "" \r\c :-\r\c-: T\T\r\c TIMEOUT 60 Connected

#
# The following Datakit dialer is to be used with a Systems entry like
#  host Any ACU 9600 switchname/hostname in:--in: login-name word: password
# and  Devices entry like
#  DK	ttya	9600	rtscts
#
DK	ABORT not\srecognized TIMEOUT 20 "" \r\n\r\n DESTINATION: \T

#
# Some sort of USR modem
#
USR	ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT NO\sDIALTONE ABORT BUSY \
	TIMEOUT 5 "" ATQ2V1 OK-ATQ2V1-OK ATD\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT

#
# US Robotics V.32bis modem
#	The first thing to do is set the dip switches:
#		 1   2   3  4   5   6   7   8   9  10
#		 U   U   D  U   U   U   D   D   D   U
#		OFF OFF ON OFF OFF OFF ON  ON  ON  OFF  (in USRspeak)
#	Dip-switch Meaning:
#	 	 1 - Normal DTR
#		 2 - Verbal result codes
#		 3 - Results enabled
#		 4 - Echo enabled
#		 5 - Ensable auto-answer
#		 6 - Normal DCD, not forced on
#		 7 - Result codes in originate mdoe only
#		 8 - Allow AT commands
#		 9 - Return to command mode (keep connection live) on +++
#		10 - On ATZ or power-on, read from NVRAM (latest AT&W)
#	Since it is not a good idea to trust the users, start from some
#	"known" setup (NOTE, this implies that the dip switches are set
#	as above, your mileage may vary).
#		AT&F	- Re-read factory defaults (with dip-switch changes)
#		  B0	- V.32/V.32bis mode handshake
#		  E0	- Turn off echoing
#		  X7	- Get extended response codes (RINGING, etc.)
#		  &B1	- Lock DTE speed (no matter the DCE-DCE speed)
#		  &H1	- Use Hardware (CTS) transmit flow control
#		  &I0	- Use no received data (DCE) flow control
#		  &K3	- Only do V.42bis data compression
#		  &R2	- Use Hardware (RTS) received flow control
#		  &S1	- Modem controls Data Set Ready (DSR)
#		S01=1	- Answer on the first ring
#		S02=255	- Disable the '+++' escape sequence
#		S19=0	- Turn off the inactivity timer
#	Everything else is either controlled by the dip switches, or
#	become the default with the AT&F in the beginning.  Be sure that
#	you have dip switch 6 set correctly, otherwise as soon as the &F
#	happens, DCD will be forced high, and as soon as the number is
#	dialed, DCD will be forced low; the system will see this transition
#	and thing the line has been lost and closes things out.
#

USRv32bis	ABORT ERROR ABORT NO\sANSWER ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT BUSY \
	ABORT RRING\r\n\r\nRRING\r\n\r\nRRING ABORT NO\sDIAL\sTONE \
	TIMEOUT 5 "" AT&F OK-ATQ0-OK ATB0E0X7&B1&H1&I0&K3&R2&S1 OK-AT-OK \
	ATS01=1S02=255S19=0 OK-AT-OK ATDT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT

#
# Digicom Systems Inc. model 9624E with plus option (i.e., V.32bis, kind-of)
#	Doing all of this setup because we cannot be guaranteed
#	what shape the modem is in, and we cannot do the &F to re-read
#       factory defaults.  When we do this, CD goes high, as soon as
#       we do the &C1, CD goes low.  This causes pppd to think that
#       the line is down and it gets a HUP signal, so it dies.
#       (The CD "wink" problem in older modems has reportedly been
#       fixed with a ROM upgrade.)
# PLEASE NOTE:  This modem does NOT do RTS/CTS handshaking.  When you tell it
#	to do RTS/CTS, what it really does is have CTS follow RTS (if you tell
#	it to).  When using the lines for outgoing stuff (from this system
#	to the host system), expect to get many errors reported by PPP
#	(bad FCS's, Bad protocol's, and short frames).  This cannot be
#	helped.
#
#	Setup:	E0	- Do not echo commands
#		H0	- Put the modem on-hook (hang it up)
#		L0M0	- Low volume, speaker always off
#		Q0	- Enable messages from modem
#		V1	- Print the messages in English (not numeric)
#		X4	- Extended messages
#		&B2	- DSR follows normal RS-232 settings
#		&C1	- Normal carrier detect (i.e., not always on)
#		&D3	- Disconnect and re-read NVRAM when DTR drops
#		&R0	- CTS follows RTS (this is NOT good, but oh well)
#		*D0	- 10 bit characters
#		*E9	- Enable V.42bis LAPM with compression
#		*F3	- CTS/RTS flow (even though it does not DO CTS!)
#		*G1	- Allow adaptive handshaking
#		*H0	- Disable ENQ/ACK flow control
#		*K0	- Disable remote configuration
#		*N6	- Modem connect at 14400 (if possible)
#		*Q2	- Adaptive retrain on line noise
#		*S1	- Enable the speed conversion
#		*V0	- Disable overspeed option
#		S0=1	- Auto-answer on the first ring
#		S2=255	- Disable the escape character
#		S26=1	- Turn on CTS 1 second after RTS comes on
#

DSI+ ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT BUSY ABORT NO\sDIALTONE \
	TIMEOUT 5 "" AT OK-ATQ0-OK ATE0H0L0M0Q0V1X4 OK-AT-OK \
	AT&B2&C1&D3&R0 OK-AT-OK \
	AT*D0*E9*F3*G1*H0*K0*N6*Q2*S1*V0 OK-AT-OK \
	ATS0=1S2=255S26=1 OK-AT-OK ATDT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT

#
#  Digicom Systems Neuron Faxmodem 96+.
#	No manual available to detail this setup, but these values work
#	and were stolen from a setup file in the Marble Teleconnect program.
#
DSIfax96+ ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT BUSY \
	TIMEOUT 5 "" AT&F OK-AT-OK ATE0HL1M0*F3*P1*H0S7=60&D3 OK-AT-OK \
	ATDT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT

#
# Practical Peripherals 9600SA V.32/V.42bis modem
#	Doing all of this setup below because we cannot be guaranteed
#	what shape the modem is in, and we cannot do the &F to re-read
#	factory defaults.  When we do this, CD goes high, as soon as we
#	do the &C1, CD goes low.  This causes PPPD to think that the line
#	is down and it gets a HUP signal, so it dies.
#
#	Setup:	B60	- Use CCITT V.32 modulation at 9600 bps
#		E0	- Do not echo commands
#		L0M0	- Low volume, Speaker always off
#		N1	- Negotiate speed, start at S37 speed
#		Q0	- Return result codes
#		V1	- Return them in English, not numeric
#		X4	- Return extended messages
#	    *	W1	- Return negotiation messages
#		&B1	- Enable automatic retrain on line noise
#		&C1	- Normal Carrier Detect (i.e., not force on)
#		&D3	- Loss of DTR reset and read NVRAM defaults
#		&K1	- Use CTS/RTS handshaking
#		&Q9	- Never do MNP5, but do LAPM if in V.42 mode
#		&U0	- Enable Trellis Coded Modulation in V.32
#		S02=255	- Disable the +++ attention sequence
#		S30=0	- Disable the inactivity timer, let PPP do it
#		S36=6	- Try V.42, failing that try V.42 Alternate (aka MNP)
#		S37=0	- Try to connect at speed of DTE (should be 38,400)
#		S46=148	- Try to do negotiate compression
#		S48=7	- Do feature negotiation, do not assume anything
#		S82=128	- In-sequenced, timed break, integrity maintained
#	   *	S95=48	- Show all sorts of negotiation messages
#
# * - Only need these if you want to see exactly the CARRIER, PROTOCOL,
#	COMPRESSION, and CONNECT stuff that the modem sees.  It does not
#	hurt to have them all, but it is not necessary.  W0 does not show
#	any of that stuff, so you can just have it W0 and leave S95 alone.
#		
PP-9600SA ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT BUSY ABORT NO\sDIALTONE \
	ABORT ERROR TIMEOUT 5 "" AT OK-ATQ0-OK \
	ATB60E0L0M0N1Q0V1X4W1&B1&C1&D3&K1&Q9&U0 OK \
	ATS02=255S30=0S36=6S37=0S46=148S48=7S82=128S95=48 OK-AT-OK \
	ATDT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT

#
#	MultiTech MultiModem MT1432BLK 
#
#	Modem DIP Switch Settings
#
#	1	up	DTR from DTE
#	2	up	Hardware flow control
#	3	down	Enable command responses
#	4	up	Disable Unix spoofing
#	5	up	Enable auto answer
#	6	up	Maximun throughput enabled
#	7	up	RTS enabled
#	8	down	Enable command mode
#	9	down	Local digital loopback off
#	10	up	Dial-Up link
#	11	down	Use Multi-Tech responses
#	12	down	Async
#	13	up	) 14.4K operation
#	14	up	)
#	15	up	CD and DSR function normally
#	16	up	2 wire operatopn
#
#	Modem set-up commands
#
#	&f		restore factory defaults
#	q2		report results when originating, not on answer
#	t		default to tone dialing
#	x4		look for dial and busy tones & use extended codes
#	&c1		DCD switched on remote carrier
#	&d3		modem resets on DTR drop
#	&s1		DSR switched on answer
#	M1		speaker on until remote carrier detected
#	$ba0		baud rate adjust off
#	$mb14400	modem rate
#	$sb38400	serial rate
#	&E1		enable error correction, try V.42 LAPM,
#			then  V.42 MNP class 3&4 then normal
#	&E4		cts/rts flow control
#	$A1		buffer data received whilst we try auto-reliable
#	&E13		enable pacing
#	&E15		enable data compression, V.42bis or MNP 5
#	s0=1		answer after 1 ring
#	s6=1		dial after 1 sec
#	s7=55		wait 55 secs for carrier tone
#	&w		write config to RAM
#
#
#MT1432BLK	ABORT NO\sDIALTONE ABORT BUSY ABORT NO\sANSWER \
#	ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT RRING\r\n\r\nRRING\r\n\r\nRRING \
# 	ABORT ERROR TIMEOUT 5 "" AT OK-AT-OK \
#	at&fq2tx4&c1&d3&s1m1$ba0$mb14400 OK-AT-OK \
#	at$sb38400&e1&e4$a1&e13&e15&e15s0=1s6=1s7=55&w OK-AT-OK \
#	ATDT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT
#
MT1432BLK	ABORT NO\sDIALTONE ABORT BUSY ABORT NO\sANSWER \
	ABORT NO\sCARRIER ABORT RRING\r\n\r\nRRING\r\n\r\nRRING \
 	ABORT ERROR TIMEOUT 5 "" AT OK-AT-OK \
	ATDT\T TIMEOUT 60 CONNECT