Table of Contents
Advertisement
COMM <baud-databits-parity-stopbits--duplex>.
Sets the baud
rate, databits, parity, stopbits, and duplex.
DIAL <number>.
Dials the phone number that you specify.
END.
Stops the script.
MATCH
<text>
GOTO'<label>
PROMPT <mlmber>.
Match
and
Prompt
work
together
to perform
an action
based
on text received
by
another
computer.
PAUSE <mtmber>.
Causes
Communication
to pause
for a specified
period
of time (number).
The
number
is in sixtieths
of a second.
For
example,
to pause
for one
minute,
enter
PAUSE 3600.
PRINT <text>.
Tells Communication
to print the specified
text
on-screen.
•
PULSE TONE. Tells Communication
the phone
type: pulse
or tone.
•
SEND <text>. Sends the specified
text to the other computer,
enter
,CR to send a carriage return at the end of a line of text (example:
SEND "password"
,CR).
•
TERM <terminal
type>.
Tells Communication
to emulate
a terminal.
Valid terminals
are TIT,
VT52, VT100, WYSE50,
ANSI, IBM3101,
and
TVl1950.
7.
When
f'mished,
press
SAVE to save
the changes
to the script.
Be sure
to
include_the
extensi.dfi'_d._AC
to all script names.
l!_Touse
a script:
1. Insert
the diskette
labelled
Communication.
2.
Click on the File Manager
icon from the Main Menu; then click on the drive A
icon. The contents
of the diskette
appear.
3.
Double-click
on Communication.
The Communication
window
appears.
4. Select
Scripts
from
the Dial menu. A dialog
box appears.
5. Select
the script from
the A drive; then click on Run. The modem
dials
and
connects
to the bulletin
board service
ktsing the commands
inside
the script.
To cancel
during
the dialing
phase,
click on Stop Running
Script.
Fax and Data Modem
86
- Quick Links:
- Parts and Features
Hide quick links:
Advertisement
Table of Contents
