# $Header: /a/cvs/386BSD/ports/flexfax/etc/config.usr-sportster,v 1.1 1993/08/31 23:41:30 ljo Exp $
#
# Configuration for using the Class 1 command interface with
# a USR Sportster modem.  Beware that there are apparently two
# different architectures for the modem.  Also, use of old
# firmware can result in timing problems.  The following firmware
# is known to work:
#
#		Rev	Date
# Supervisor	4.1	04/22/93
# DSP		10	03/23/93
#
# If you do not have up-to-date firmware and are experiencing
# problems, contact USR to get an upgrade (apparently for free).
#
# XON/XOFF flow control is used.
#
# CONFIG: CLASS1: 1444: Manufacturer=USRobotics Model=Sportster
#
CountryCode:		1		# USA
LongDistancePrefix:	1
InternationalPrefix:	011
AreaCode:		415
DialStringRules:	etc/dialrules
FAXNumber:		+1.415.965.7824
ServerTracing:		1		# log server-related operations
SessionTracing:		11		# log session-related operations
RecvFileMode:		0600		# recvd facsimile are not public
#QualifyTSI:		etc/tsi		# accept facsimile from anyone
SpeakerVolume:		quiet		# audible confirmation
RingsBeforeAnswer:	1		# answer on first ring
#
# Modem-related stuff: should reflect modem command interface
# and hardware connection/cabling (e.g. flow control).
#
ModemType:		Class1		# use this to supply a hint
ModemMaxRate:		38400		# max rate for DCE-DTE communication
ModemXONXOFF:		yes		# SunOS does CTS but not RTS
# NB:  Modem sets &H3&I2 on +FCLASS=1
ModemSetupDTRCmd:	&D2		# setup so DTR drop resets modem
ModemSetupDCDCmd:	&C1		# setup so DCD reflects carrier (or not)
# NB:  Idle in class 0 to avoid jinxing dial out programs.
# (See also ModemDialCmd and ModemAnswerCmd.)
ModemSetupAACmd:	+FCLASS=0&H1&I0
GettyArgs:		"du.38400 -"
#
# We normally append the "@" symbol to the dial string so that
# the modem will wait 5 seconds before attempting to connect
# and return result codes that distinguish between no carrier
# and no answer.  This makes it possible to avoid problems with
# repeatedly dialing a number that doesn't have a fax machine
# (kudos to Stuart Lynne for this trick.)
# [I found that I had trouble with machines that answered
# in less than five seconds.  BK]
#
# NB: If you need to prefix phone numbers to get through a PBX,
#     put it in the ModemDialCmd; e.g. "DT9%s@".
#
ModemDialCmd:		+FCLASS=1DT%s	# T for tone dialing
ModemAnswerCmd:		+FCLASS=1A	# "generic" answer (counter 0 idle)
#
# HACK:  Make sure the phone is on on-hook before answering in data mode.
# This allows a crude adaptive answer capability by taking advantage of
# the fact that, in the US at least, the phone company won't drop the
# caller for ten seconds.
ModemAnswerDataCmd:	H+FCLASS=0A	# data answer
ModemAnswerFaxCmd:	+FCLASS=1A	# fax answer
ModemNoAutoAnswerCmd:	S0=0		# disable auto-answer
#
# Set modem speaker volume commands: OFF QUIET LOW MEDIUM HIGH.
# Note that we both turn the speaker on/off and set volume.
#
ModemSetVolumeCmd:	"M0 M1 M1 M1 M1"
ModemMfrQueryCmd:	!USR		# US Robotics
ModemModelQueryCmd:	I3
ModemRevQueryCmd:	I7
#
ModemRecvFillOrder:	LSB2MSB		# bit order of received facsimile
ModemSendFillOrder:	LSB2MSB		# bit order modem expects for transmit
#
# A shorter than normal T1 timer is required for incoming calls
# to avoid timing out most data callers if using dual mode.
FaxT1IDTimer:		10000		# shorter T1 for incoming ID
#DualModeAnswer:	yes		# answer data if fax answer fails
AlternateAnswer:	yes		# alternate fax/data answer on error