# $Id: lucent-mt-2,v 1.3 2006/06/06 20:45:14 faxguy Exp $
#
# prototype config file for MultiTech MT5634ZPX-PCI (Lucent Venus)
# Note that this file is named intentionally "lucent-mt-2"
# to precede "mt-1432" and win the pick; the two files are
# incompatible and conflict in CONFIG catch-strings.
# Non-MT5634ZPX-PCI modems will pass this file by
# because this CONFIG line is model-specific.
#

#
# CONFIG: CLASS2:"Multi-Tech Systems"-"MT5634ZPX-PCI"-*
# CONFIG: CLASS2:"Multi-Tech Systems"-"MT5634ZBA"-*
# CONFIG: CLASS2:*-"ISI5634PCI"-*
# CONFIG: CLASS2:*-"MT5634SMI-V92"-*
#
# BEGIN-SERVER
# END-SERVER
#

ModemType:		Class2
ModemRate:		19200
ModemFlowControl:	rtscts
ModemNoFlowCmd:		AT&K0
ModemSoftFlowCmd:	AT&K4
ModemHardFlowCmd:	AT&K3
ModemRecvFillOrder:	MSB2LSB		# classic MultiTech
ModemSetupDTRCmd:	AT&D3		# hang up and reset on DTR drop

Class2APQueryCmd:	none		# not available
Class2BUGCmd:		none		# not available
Class2NFLOCmd:		AT+FLO=0
Class2SFLOCmd:		AT+FLO=1
Class2HFLOCmd:		AT+FLO=2

# The modem performs copy quality correction (in Class 2... gasp!)
# always, thus it's not a good idea to use host-based CQ.  The
# query response is incorrect, also.
Class2CQQueryCmd:	"!0-2"
Class2CQCmd:		AT+FCQ=1

# If your line supports Caller-ID, you may want to uncomment this...
# ModemResetCmds:	AT+VCID=1
# CallIDPattern:	"NMBR="
# CallIDPattern:	"NAME="

# Or with the MT5634ZBA-DID you'll probably need something like...
# ModemReadyCmds:	AT*DS1*DD0*DF1*DN4	# enable DTMF-DID, wink-start, 4 digits
# CallIDPattern:	"DTMF"		# format of AT*DF1
# CallIDAnswerLength:	4		# four DTMF-DID digits then ATA
# ModemResetCmds:	AT*DP1		# to reverse the polarity