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90030500B Configuring Modem Connections Page 129
Dialer and Login Scripts
Creating or editing a script
Scripts can dial modems on outgoing connections and login to remote systems. (See
Chapter 8, Configuring WAN Connections). For example, if you dial in to PortServer
II from a PC running Windows 95, you may need a script to work with your dialer
program – refer to your PC documentation for details. They can also initialize, and test
modems (see above). Scripts are stored in the Scripts Table.
Each script contains one or more strings and each string describes a machine state.
You can configure up to 24 different machine states. Each machine state contains a
sequence of commands performed in order from left to right. The available commands
are listed below.
To create a new script, enter the following command:
set script name=<script_name> s{1-24}=statedefinition
<
script_name
> is the name you give to the script.
s{1-24}
is the number of the
machine state, and <
statedefinition
> is the sequence of commands that
corresponds to that machine state. For example, the following script tells the modem
to pause for one second, send parameter 2 on the outgoing port, then go to state 5:
set script name=waitscript s3=”P1 M{%2\r} G5”
Important: It is not possible to add a line into the middle of a script that has been
completed. You can only add a line to the end, or replace an existing
line. Otherwise, you should create a new script that includes the addi-
tional line.