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;SETTIME 1.3 INSTALLATION SCRIPT
;COPYRIGHT 1988 BY UNIQUE SOFTWARE
;
; NOTE * KEEP BOTH ORIGINAL files in a SAFE place
; *
; * NEVER use your ORIGINAL COPY for installation
; *
; * You can REMOVE all comment lines in this script file for
; * faster script execution. If you don't remove these
; * lines, each one will cause DEBUG to show an `Error'
; * but this does NOT affect INSTALL's operation.
; *
; * Once you have made all the changes to INSTALL your defaults
; * type "DEBUG < INSTALL.SCR" after your DOS prompt (don't
; * type the quote marks).
N SETTIME.COM
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E 103 00
; ^^ change the above 00 to 01 if your modem is setup as COM2
; NOTE: some versions of DOS support COM3=02 and COM4=03
E 129 'ATDT12026530351 '
; ^................................................................^
; above is the number for United States Naval Observatory Time.
; Your dialing string can be as many as 64 characters long but NOT longer!
; This enables you to dial through varied LD services or PBX systems.
; NOTE that the apostrophe on each end of the string are not part of
; the string itself but MUST NOT be removed from this file!
E 169 0F
; ^^ if you changed the length of your command string then you need to
; change the HEX value, 0F, above to the proper length of your dialing string.
; The above [default] string is 15 characters long so the length is set to
; 15 decimal or 0F HEX.
E 128 19
; ^^ another HEX value. this is the number of seconds that SETTIME will
; wait for carrier detect before trying to redial. [default=25 or 19 HEX]
; The length is entirely up to you, your modem, how fast it dials, etc.
E 16B 0D
; ^^ another HEX value...this is a <CR> required by all Hayes compatible
; modems to execute a command string. DO NOT change this unless you modem
; requires another character. [Some old Tandy Modems require a "X" or 58 HEX.]
E 16C '~+++~~ATH0 '
; ^....................^
; above is the hangup string you modem requires to disconnect. NOTE
; that SETTIME attempt disconnect first by dropping DTR which for MOST modems
; will immediately drop carrier. Other modems require the escape string only,
; "+++". While others require the escape string and the "ATH0" to hangup.
; The tildes, "~", are NOT transmitted. SETTIME translates these into
; a pause. You may have to add additional pauses for your modem to hangup
; properly. Also note that even if you modem does NOT hangup, USNO will
; disconnect after 60 seconds. Here again the apostrophe on each side of the
; hangup string is NOT part of the hangup string but MUST REMAIN in this
; file!
E 180 0A
; ^^ another HEX number. This is the length of the hangup string.
; Adjust this number to whatever length is appropriate.
E 182 05
; ^^ The number of hours offset from Greenwich Mean Time where you live.
; ADT=3 / AST=4 / EDT=4 / EST=5 / CDT=5 / CST=6 / MDT=6 / MST=7 / PDT=7 / PST=8
E 184 9A
; ^^ Intializes RS232 port (specified above) to 1200 7E1. Some modems
; require 1200 8N1. If your modem is not dialing change this to "83" which
; will intialize your RS232 to 1200 8N1.
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