Black Box LRA001A-R2 User Manual page 169

modem0-4, sync0
iface
dialup iface script file
Specifies the name of the dialer script for this interface. Instead of using the built-in modem commands,
the dialer executes the commands from the dialer script. This is useful for complex dialing sequences or
for operating between other vendor's dialup devices. See Appendix B, Dialing Scripts, for more
information.
iface modem0-4, sync0 (the interface for which you want to assign a dialer script)
The name of the dialer script file.
file
dialup [iface] status
Displays the current dialup settings for a given interface or for all interfaces if iface is not specified. The
modem line speed only appears when the modem is connected. The modem line speed is also
sometimes missing from the dialup status display.
modem0-4, sync0
iface
dialup iface volume [{off | low | medium | high}]
Controls the volume of the Router's modem speaker. When the speaker is disabled (using the off
keyword), you will not hear incoming or outgoing calls. Use the low, medium and high keywords to
adjust the volume to a more audible settings.
We recommend leaving the speaker enabled when you initially install the Router. When
the modem speaker is disabled, you will not know when the Router is placing calls.
modem0-4
iface
off Disables the speaker.
low Sets the speaker volume to low.
medium Sets the speaker volume to medium.
high Sets the speaker volume to high.
dialup iface warning mins
Specifies the number of minutes a day your Router may use for outgoing calls before you receive a
warning (a syslog message) calling attention to the high usage. The default warning is 240 minutes, or 4
hours. The warning time is reset every night at midnight or when a new warning command is given. The
amount of time left for the day before a warning is displayed is shown in the dialup status command.
modem0-4, sync0
iface
The number of minutes your Router may be connected to an outgoing call before
mins
receiving a warning. The default is 240 minutes or 4 hours.
ASYNC ROUTER AR-P, AR-5, AND SYNC ROUTER REFERENCE MANUAL
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