# MODEMS, for use with Citadel-86's Ease utility.
# '#'s are comments, extending to EOL.  Blank lines are SIGNIFICANT!
#
# This is a collection of text records.  Structure of the records:
#
# Modem Name
# Modem init string
# Reinitialization string
# Dialout Default Prefix
# Dialout 300 Prefix
# Dialout 1200 Prefix
# Dialout 2400 Prefix
# Dialout 4800 Prefix
# Dialout 9600 Prefix
# Dialout 14400 Prefix
# Dialout 19200 Prefix
# Dialout Suffix
# Lock Port baud.  0=300, etc.  -1 implies disabled.
# Comment lines, End of Comment is "&&&&&&".
#
# A "Generic Hayes" set up
Generic Hayes
AT M0 S0=1

ATDT







\r
-1

  This is very general, edit as necessary.

&&&&&&
# Hayes SmartModem 2400, as donated by Chez' Spaz
Hayes SmartModem 2400

AT
ATDT







\r
-1
  For effective use of the SmartModem 2400:
 o set STORED PROFILE 0 to the following values using
the AT command
 E0 Q0 V1 X3 Y0 &C1 &D2 &G0 &J0 &L0 &P0 &Q0 &R0 &S0 &X0
S0=1
 o Set the modem to use PROFILE 0 for all power-up and
and reset conditions by using the AT&W0 command.
 o Use a comm program to do the above before attempting
to use your SmartModem with Citadel-86.
&&&&&&
#
# USR HST 9600
USR HST 9600
AT X4 S15=8 &M4 &B1 &H1 &A0 M0 S0=1
AT&B1&M4
AT&M0D




AT&M4D
AT&M4D
AT&M4D
\r
4	# 9600 -- can't assume a good chip is in place for greater performance
 o Your modem cable MUST support CTS.
 o You'll find your LOCK-PORT parameter is set to 4
   (9600 baud).  You can up that if you have a good
   UART chip.
&&&&&&
#
# MultiTech's MT224AH
MultiTech MT224AH
AT S0=1 M0 X1 Q0 B1

ATDT







\r
-1
 o Recommended 8-pin DIP switch settings (accessible in
bottom of modem):
     1 - UP (DTR controlled by computer)
     2 - UP (Verbose mode on - see "ATV")
     3 - DOWN (Responses enabled - see "ATQ")
     4 - DOWN (Disable echo of commands - see "ATE")
     5 - DOWN (Disable auto-answer - we do it manually)
     6 - UP (Carrier Detect normal)
     7 - UP (RJ11 Jack selected.)
     8 - DOWN (Enable Command Mode)
&&&&&&
#
# Everex 2400 -- the modem from hell
Everex 2400
AT S0=1 E0 V0 L3 S7=25 S2=255 S5=130
ATS0=1E0V0L3S7=25S2=255S5=130
ATDT







\r
-1
   DIP switches
 o 1 and 2 Are Comm select - consult docs
 o 3 is IRQ (Controls DTR) - probably DOWN
 o 4 is DCD (Controls Data Carrier Detect), and should
   be down
 o 5 Telephone line select, and should be down
 o ... and have a LOT of patience with this modem.
&&&&&&
#
# Another Everex - ick!
Everex EMAC-MD2400
ATS0=1M0X4Q0B1H0&C1&D2S2=255S7=30
AT
ATDT







\r
-1
  Switch 9 Modem Standard  (set to BELL) 
  Switch 8 AT commands     (set to active) 
  Switch 7 Phone Line Type (set to RJ11,14) 
  Switch 6 Carrier Detect  (set to active)
  Switch 5 Auto Answer     (set to on)
  Switch 4 Command Echo    (set to on)
  Switch 3 Result codes    (set to on)
  Switch 2 Result codes    (words instead of numbers) 
  Switch 1 DTR signal      (set to active)
&&&&&&
# CTS DataComm
CTS DataComm
ATQ0S0=1V0&D2E0S2=255S5=130T
AT
ATDT







\r
-1
&&&&&&
#
