Brother Ensemble PDP-100J, Owner'S Manual

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Using a Modem 347
Command Description Example
PRINT <text>
Thiscommand instructs Communication
to print <text> in your Script Display
window. This message is not sent to the
other computer or word processor. Use
this command as an indication of what
the script is doing. You can have as
many PRINT statements in your scripts as
you want.
To force carriage returns after the text
display, enter ,CR" at the end of each
line, or add another print command:
PRINT CR
For example:
PRINT Enter Password Now" ,CR
PRINT Password:"
This displays on your screen as:
Enter Password Now
Password:
PULSE
TONE
These commands cause Communication
to use tone or pulse dialing when it dials
a phone number. Otherwise,
Communication uses whatever you have
set in your Modem settings.
To force your script to use pulse dialing,
use the following command:
PULSE
SEND <text>
This command sends the specified text
to the other computer or word
processor. Use a ,CR" at the end of the
text if you want to insert a carriage
return after the text.
For example, to send the word
password" followed by a carriage return
to the other computer, you would put
the following line in your script:
SEND password" ,CR
TERM <terminal type> Thiscommand instructs Communication
to emulate the type of terminal specified.
Valid terminal types are TTY, VT52,
VT100, WYSE50, ANSI, IBM3101, and
TVI1950.This command is the equivalent
of specifying Select Terminal in the
Terminal Options dialog box. For more
information, see Choosing the Terminal
Settings" in this chapter.
For example, to make Communication
emulate a standard TTYterminal, you
would put this command in your script:
TERM TTY