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Completely configurable via included ini file.
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Listens for incoming telnet connections and connects to the serial port.
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Emulates a standard Hayes modem and accepts AT commands from the serial port.
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You configure the TCP port, COM port, BAUD rate, Handshake, Start/Stop/Data bits, etc.
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Informs callers that the BBS is busy if another connection is already active.
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Allows you to make outgoing telnet calls via the ATDT command (ATDT <ip or addr>[:port])
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Handles the telnet protocol transparently. You can connect to a telnet server from a non-compliant terminal.
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IRC compatible. InternetModem goes into IRC mode, making itself an IRC gateway for your terminal when you connect to a port defined as an IRC port in the ini file.
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Translates to/from a non-ascii character set by use of the translations.txt file.
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The AT command parser accepts multiple command and ignores those it doesn't need.
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You turn on various debug options in the ini file. KeepLog, ShowModemCommands, and ShowResultCodes.
| Command | Description |
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| ATDT <ip or addr>[:port] | Establishes a TCP connection to the specified host on the specified port. If port is not specified, port 23 is assumed. |
| ATE | Echo mode off (ATE0) or on (ATE1, the default) |
| ATH | Disconnects the network session |
| ATI | Displays modem version information |
| ATQ | Result codes on (ATQ0, the default) or off (ATQ1) |
| ATS0 | ATS0=0 will cause the program to send RING to the serial port when it receives a network connection request. The connected serial device (BBS) must reply with ATA before the program sends the CONNECT message. ATS0=1 will cause the program to automatically accept network connections (the default) and send the CONNECT code to the serial port. |
| ATV | Numeric codes (ATV0, the default) or text codes (ATV1) |
| AT&V | Displays current modem settings |
| A/ | Repeat last AT command |
| ATD | Redial last system dialed |
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