| From EK-ODF03-UG-001:
Table 3-2 Control Characters
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Control |
Character | Function
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^A | Aborts a call until the ACU transfers control to the modem
| when the "A" response is sent.
|
^B | Initiates the call and prepares the automatic call unit (ACU)
| for numeric inputs.
|
^C | When preceeded by a ^B, initiates redialing of the telephone
(^B, ^C) | number previously entered.
|
< | Transfers the telephone line to the modem after a telephone
| number has been dialed by the ACU without looking for an
| answer tone (not normally used).
|
= | Access pause - holds dialing for an intermediate dial tone
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Table 3-3 Response Characters
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Response |
Character | Definition
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A | The telephone line is transferred to the modem.
|
B | The communications link is not established. Either no dial
| tone was achieved within three seconds or no answer tone was
| obtained from the remote location within 27 or 52 seconds.
|
G | The automatic call unit has control; however, a ^B has been
| entered two consecutive times.
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> on how to accomplish this 2 number dial sequence? Can I detect first number's
> dial tone to know when to start the second number or could this be accomplished
> using delays?
Sounds like the "=" command is what you're looking for, although I
don't know how you would apply it in your situation. I suppose
something like:
^B5551234=5554321
I'm not sure how you'd put this into a VLT script. I use VLTjr but gave
up dialup scripts for lent. Luckily it is a local call for me, so it is
pretty painless (besides, I got lazy and started stuffing the LAT login
passwords in the scripts; definetely a no-no).
> ^Bnnnnnnnnn<CR> - dial number n (any idea how many digits?)
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
How many can you type? ;^)
Note that when autodialing, you don't need to enter a carriage return
or control character to start dialing. Once you initiate the call
(typing ^B), the DF03 immediately starts dialing after each digit is
entered but unfortunately does not echo any of the numbers entered.
> w - insert a delay (5 sec?)
I don't think the "W" command (blind dialing) is available. The DF03
manual doesn't indicate what the access pause command ("=") pause time
is, although a Scholar running in DF03 compatibility mode will wait 15
seconds for a secondary dial tone.
Hope this helps,
Petey
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