Macsense MIH-108 User Manual page 24

Command
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"ogin:"
"Neil"
~~"word"
"a5831010"
IP Address
If you can get a fixed IP address from your ISP, you can enter the fixed
IP address here. The fixed IP address would be very useful for an Internet
user to get access to the resources on your local network.
Enter the DNS (Domain Name Server) IP address obtained from your ISP
on the DNS setting. Up to three DNS IP addresses can be set.
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Advanced configuration
Description
Wait for two seconds before executing the next script
line. The number of "~" stands for the time of seconds.
The double quotes stands for sending/receiving the mes-
sage. The 'ogin:' is part of 'login:'. To avoid mistakes
such as lowercase/uppercase error on the beginning let-
ter "L". Use "ogin:" as criteria to verify that the ISP is
sending login message.
After receiving the login requirement from the ISP, you
can enter your login name 'Neil' within double quotes to
send the message. Please note that the login name is
provided by ISP.
'word' is part of 'password'. After sending out the login
user name, you may wait two seconds for the ISP to ask
for your password.
After receiving the inquiry from your ISP, please enter
your password within double quotes to send the mes-
sage.