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# # tcldiald TCL script used to dial a modem # Originally contributed by Mark Crispin # # modified for University of Oregon environment by # Audun S. Runde (audun@doek.uoregon.edu) # - 10/16/92: added error response to BUSY + additional log info # modified to recognize 14.4 modem connect signal # Jason Fosback (jfosback@darkwing.uoregon.edu) # $Id: dial-modem.tcl,v 4.6 1992/09/05 01:59:53 louie Rel $ # $Id: dial-modem.tcl,v 4.6b 1992/10/16 01:59:53 audun Rel $ # The phone number to dial is passed as the 0'th argument set number [lindex $args 0] # Set default timeout for expect/rexpect commands set timeout 20 log "Start of dialing script" # Flush any pending command xmit {\r} sleep 1 # Get modem attention xmit {AT\r} expect timeout {error "waiting for OK from AT"} "*OK*" # Initialize to modem wired-in defaults xmit {ATZ\r} expect timeout {error "waiting for OK from ATZ"} "*OK*" # Let things cool down from the ATZ sleep 1 # Dial the number log "Dialing $number" xmit "ATDT$number\r" # Wait for connect message - if we see something else (such as BUSY), or # if we cannot finish negotiations in 40 seconds, break the connnection set timeout 40 expect timeout {error "connecting"} \ "{*CONNECT 14400\r*}" {log "Connected 14400!"} \ "{*CONNECT 9600\r*}" {log "Connected 9600!"} \ "{*CONNECT 2400\r*}" {log "Connected 2400!"} \ "{*CONNECT 1200\r*}" {log "Connected 1200!"} \ "{*CONNECT 300\r*}" {log "Connected 300!"} \ "{*CONNECT*\r*}" {log "Connected $expect_match"} \ "{*ERROR\r*}" {error "Modem returned ERROR"} \ "{*NO CARRIER\r*}" {error "Modem returned NO CARRIER"} \ "{*BUSY\r*}" {error "Remote modem busy"} # set expect timeout back to something "reasonable" set timeout 20 # All OK log "End of dial-modem script - Connected normally"
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