; FILE CONN144P.SCR (MSMC144P.SCR)
; 
; An MS-DOS Kermit script program for dialing the Digicom Connection 144+
; (previously known as the Connection 96+; there is no functional difference)
; 14400 modem, to be used with MS-DOS Kermit 3.12 or later.  The modem is set
; for V.32bis, compression, error correction (if appropriate software loaded),
; RTS/CTS flow control, fixed interface speed of 115200, 57600, or 38400.
; NOTE: Compression is enabled only if DATA144B software is loaded in the 
; modem.  Do not use %C1 to enable compression, because the modem will
; malfunction if this command is given but DATA144B is not loaded (if it is
; loaded, compression will be enabled automatically anyway).
;
; Rename this file to CONN144P.SCR if necessary.
;
; To use: SET MODEM=CONN144P (in DOS, before starting Kermit)
; or:     DEFINE _MODEM CONN144P (in Kermit, before dialing)
; and:    Make sure Kermit executes the standard MSKERMIT.INI file.
;
; Authors: Christine M. Gianone, Frank da Cruz; Columbia U, September 1993
; Adapted from DATAPORT.SCR by Mike Long; January 1994
;
def errfail echo \%1, hangup, goto fail ; Macro to handle failures.
if < VERSION 312 errfail {MS-DOS Kermit 3.12 or later required.}
if eq "\v(system)" "UNIX" if = \v(local) 0 stop 1 You must SET LINE first

define chkerr if fail stop 1 \%1
define chkok input 3 OK, if fail stop 1 \%1

set input echo on               ; So we can watch what happens.
set input timeout proceed       ; Allow IF SUCCESS, IF FAILURE.
set input case ignore           ; Use caseless string comparisons

set parity none                 ; Avoid parity foulups
set flow none                   ; Avoid flow control deadlocks
hangup                          ; Begin by dropping DTR
pause 1                         ; for one second

; Speed.  Don't worry about modem, it autobauds up to 115200 bps.
;
set speed 57600                 ; If computer can be set to 57600 bps, use it.
if fail set speed 38400         ; If not, use 38400.

echo Configuring Digicom Connection 144+ on \v(line).\13\10

:INIT
output ATQ0V1\13                ; Enable word result codes
chkok {Can't get modem's attention}
; E1 = Echo commands
; W0 = Don't show error correction & compression status
; X4 = Verbose result codes, show modulation speed
; &C1 = CD follows RS232
; &D2 = DTR follows RS232
output ATE1W1X4&C1&D2\13
chkok {Can't initialize modem}
output AT&K3\13                 ; RTS/CTS hardware flow control
chkok {Can't enable RTS/CTS}    ; On modem
wait 5 cts
if fail errfail {Modem is not asserting CTS!}
set flow rts/cts                ; And in Kermit too, but only now
output AT\92N5\13               ; Auto-reliable V.42, and V.42bis enabled
chkok {Can't enable compression or error correction}
output AT&V\13                  ; Show modem configuration
chkok {Can't display configuration}
echo Firmware version:\13\10
output ATI3\13                  ; Show modem software version
chkok {Can't determine modem software version}

if def \%1 if not equal "\%1" "=" goto BEGIN
echo Modem initialization complete, no number to dial
end 0

:BEGIN                          ; Now DIAL.
clear                           ; Clear INPUT buffer.
set count 5                     ; Dialing retry counter, 5 tries allowed.
echo Dialing \%1 on \v(line) at \v(speed) bps, wait...
echo
pause 1
goto dial                       ; 1st time, skip pause and Redialing message

:REDIAL
set alarm 30
pause 30                        ; Wait 30 seconds before redialing.
if not alarm errfail {Dialing canceled.}
echo Redialing...               ; Message for redialing.
pause 1

:DIAL
output ATD\%1\13                ; Dial the number.
set alarm 90                    ; (For detecting keyboard interruptions.)
if > VERSION 312 clear input    ; Clear echo from INPUT buffer.
if < VERSION 313 clear
input 30 \10                    ; Wait for the linefeeds...

:GETMSG
input 60 \10                    ; ...that surround the response message.
if success goto gotmsg          ; Got a message.
if alarm errfail {No response from modem.} ; No response in 90 seconds.
hangup                          ; User interrupted from keyboard,
output \13                      ; cancel dialing by sending carriage return,
goto again                      ; and go try again right away.

:GOTMSG
reinput 1 CONNECT               ; Got a message, was it CONNECT?
if success goto done            ; If so, we're done.
reinput 1 BUSY                  ; Line is busy.
if success goto busy            ; Go wait a while and then dial again.
reinput 1 ERROR                 ; Command syntax error.
if success errfail {Dialing command error}
reinput 1 NO CARRIER            ; Phone didn't answer or no carrier.
if success errfail {No answer or no carrier}
reinput 1 NO ANSWER             ; No answer
if success errfail {No answer - try again later}
reinput 1 NO DIALTONE           ; No dialtone when phone taken off hook.
if success errfail {No dialtone - Is your modem connected to the phone line\63}
goto getmsg                     ; None of the above, get another message.

:BUSY
if < \v(count) 2 goto quit      ; Don't wait 30 seconds if tries are used up.
Echo Line is busy, will dial again in 30 seconds.
echo Press any key to cancel...
output \13                      ; CR cancels dialing
hangup                          ; Hang up.
:AGAIN
if count goto redial            ; Then go redial.
:QUIT
errfail {It never answers!  I give up.} ; Too many tries.

:DONE                           ; Connected.
echo \7                         ; Celebrate with a beep.
define errfail                  ; Erase local macro definitions...
end 0                           ; Finished, return success code.

:FAIL                           ; Dialing failed, no beep.
define errfail                  ; Erase local macro definitions...
end 1                           ; Return failure code.

; End of CONN144P.SCR