User's Guide for MS-DOS Clients

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Using Remote Access Service
Modems
NOTE: Every modem section must contain a line reading:
MAXBAUD = x
where x is the baud rate of the modem. The MAXBAUD line must be included, even
if the modem is using the same baud rate as that listed in the [default] section.
Whether other entries are included depends on whether a modem's init, listen, or dial
strings match those in the [default] section. If they match, they do not have to be
listed again in the modem's own section.
1 Check to see if the [modem_name.init] section for the modem needs to be
different from the one listed in the [default] section. If it does, then add an [init]
section to the section for the new modem, below the MAXBAUD line.
2 If you changed the [modem_name.init] section, then repeat the previous step for
the [modem_name.listen] and [modem_name.dial] sections. Normally, you
should not have to change these sections.
Being meticulous when you create a new modem section can save
debugging time later. It is recommended that you document your work so
that others can quickly understand the entries in case you are not available,
or so you can remember a year later what you did and why you did it. Be
sure to type a pound sign (#) at the beginning of each comment line.
MODEMS.INF Macros
The following macros can be used in the MODEMS.INF file:
Modifying Your Modem Initialization Strings
If you are adding a new modem, you may need to modify the modem
initialization strings in the MODEMS.INF file.
Macro Function
hxx Inserts a character represented by the next two hexadecimal
digits. For example, to send Ctrl+P (ASCII character 16), use
*h10 (10 hex is 16 decimal).
w (wildcard
character)
Matches any one character coming from the modem.