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From Eugene Palenock To All 14 January 2001

Hello All! There are 4 main ways to organize the work of the CM node: 1. Really make it CM ;) 2. Adaptive voice response. The modem picks up the phone, says something, and if there is silence, that means they call via modem. There are two implementation options - if available USR Courier must be loaded with AVC 2.1.8/2.1.9 firmware and in the tmyla config write this: Init_After_Dial Yes Modem_Answer AT#CLS=8#VAA=1A| Extern VCON | Sound 10 595 0 55 1 743 0 55 1 (or Extern VCON | Sound C:PROGRA~1ICQSOUNDSAUTH.WAV for .C) The modem says “hello” when the handset is picked up and if in response silence means the modem is ringing, and the person is also calling something will answer - and then the tmyl will make a sound. If the modem is not a courier, but RC21600 or Zyxel, then all that remains is to use commercial T-Mail - there is an adaptive voice response for These two modems are implemented in software as an answering machine. 3. DTMF extension. With USR Courier this can be done in hardware. For example, by means firmware IDSDL 4.03. And in this case, in the presence of AON RUSS-25 and they can be docked higher! In this version of Rus' there is a mode "miniPBX", which must be turned on, and T-Mail must respond line like AT+SR1%T[10]2?A:X1DP1T1 (calling AOH in the circuit The miniPBX is like this - dial 1 with a pulse, then with a tone two numbers - the number of the caller ID in the diagram and the number of the one who is calling, but it can be omit). Naturally, AOH should not be turned on throughmodem and is in normal mode. If AOH is not perceives - you need to add commas to DP1T1. Others modems with voice functions for this purpose will have to buy commercial T-Mail and use scripts. In the script you need to pick up the phone with the command at#cls=8a, and then wait for a specific DTMF number, if there is one, do an atl-a macro, otherwise call the sysop to the phone 4. separation according to AON If the modem has a hardware caller ID, you can use specific numbers respond like a modem. But, to implement this ideas need to write scripts for commercial soap. * Original written in ZXNET.PC *Copied to RELISH.LOCAL *Copied to 1835.LOCAL * Copied to PVT.1761.LOCAL *Copied to MAGGOTS.COLONY.CREW Best regards, Evgeniy.

From Vladimir Larkov To Eugene Palenock 21 January 2001

Hello Eugene! Sun 14-Jan-2001 18:42, you (500:95/468@ZXNet) wrote a letter to All: EP> 2. Adaptive voice response. EP> When the handset is picked up, the modem says “hello” and if in response EP> silence means the modem is ringing, and the person is also doing something EP> will answer - and then the tmyl will make a sound. If the modem is not a courier, EP> but RC21600 or Zyxel, then all that remains is to use EP> commercial T-Mail Not only. For Rc21600 there is (for example) RCMM - Russian Courier Message Manager, text-based program, can be launched from under the soaper directly into the answer, work autopilot (without soaper), writes/plays messages, has groups (like white/black lists in Aon, you can, if you wish, for at least each person set your parameters), there is a /2 version. Commercial, judging by the dock, can also work with faxes. I have 1.21/2/crk (the spherical limit of 100 has been removed messages). With best wishes, Vladimir.