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AT&T UNIX™PC Unix System V Users Manual - tenox AT&T UNIX™PC Unix System V Users Manual - tenox
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MODEMCAP ( 5) ( AT&T UNIX PC Only ) MODEMCAP ( 5 ) NAME modemcap - modem capability data base SYNOPSIS /usr /lib/uucp/modemcap DESCRIPTION Modemcap is a data base describing modems, in the same manner as termcap describes terminals. Modems described in the modemcap data base and connected to an RS-232 port can then be passed commands by standard dial(3) routines. Modems named in modemcap are identified in the L-devices file, which is maintained by the Administration software, as follows: ACU ttyOOO name speed ACU defines the modem to uucp, ttyOOO is the device used, name is the name given to the modem in the modemcap entry, and speed is the baud rate used by the modem. See termcap (5) for a description of the format used for modemcap entries. FILES Commands Where termcap defines terminal capabilities, modemcap defines modem commands. The available commands are described in the table below. See termcap (5) for an explanation of the command types and syntax. Name Type Description a�a- z,0-9\ b a-z,0-9 c[a- z,0-9] d[a- z,0-9] eh es m[a-z,0-9] n[a- z,0-9] pa ph pp ps pt pw s[a-z,0-9] t[a-z,0-9] w[a- z,0-9] str str str num str char num num char str str char str char str str char /usr /lib/uucp/modemcap /usr /lib/uucp/L-devices Abort EQUAL with string as error Abort NOT _EQUAL with string as error Compare string to previous results of 'w' (not including terminator) Delay num seconds End of phone string primary Command start character Skip num instructions EQUAL Skip num instructions NOT_EQUAL Pause character (replaces [-]) Send (srt,phone#,eh). If not defined, then no string sent Controls modem for pulse dialing Primary command start character Controls modem for tone dialing Wait character (replaces [w=]) Send (ps,str,es) if ps and es are defined Send str Read characters until get character specified (nulls are ignored) - 1 - file containing modem descriptions logical device identification file
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