Category : BBS Programs+Doors
Archive   : BGFAX136.ZIP
Filename : BGFAX.CNF

 
Output of file : BGFAX.CNF contained in archive : BGFAX136.ZIP
; this file is ONLY required for people using /host, /send, /init or /ring
; people using rear end mode call bgfax as BGFAX /Fxxx and do not need this
;
; remember to set an environment variable BGFAX equal to the directory
; e.g., in your AUTOEXEC.BAT... SET BGFAX=C:\BGFAX
;
; po ... port, number 1 through 4 or hex base address and IRQ in the
; format po=3f8x12 for non-standard port configurations, also,
; if a ! follows the port, po=2!, means don't shift to 19200
; ft ... fax type (Z for ZFAX, Q for Quick Link II format)
; sp ... DTE locked port speed
; rp ... receive path where incoming faxes are put
;
;------------------------- generic setup ------------------------
po=3
ft=z
sp=57600
rp=C:\BGFAX
;---------------------- fax send mode setup ---------------------
id=713 555 1212
ds=ATM2DT
; some people are unable to correctly send faxes without adding the
; &K4 in their dial string (this forces XON/XOFF flow control)
;ds=ATM2&K4DT
dt=60
mb=3
sw=10
fh=To: %to21% From: %fr42% %mo2%/%dy2%/%yr2% %hr2%:%mi2% Pg %pg2%/%mp2%
fr=Name or Company Name (713-555-1212)
;
; id ... your id string to be presented to the receiving fax machine
; ss ... special send strings, if you need to use them
; ds ... dial string (bgfax will append telephone number)
; dt ... maximum number of seconds for timeout on dialing
; mb ... maximum of busy signals before abort
; sw ... seconds to wait before redialing
; fh ... fax top of page header template, see documentation for details
; fr ... company name put into %frNN% field if no command line override
;
;------------------ initialization strings ---------------------

; tc ... string bgfax sends to modem when finished (all /modes)
; bu ... string to busy out modem for events/local logon (/HOST only)
; in ... initialization string (up to five allowed) (/HOST /SEND /INIT)
in=ATHZ
tc=ATHM
bu=ATH1M

; ri ... number of rings to answer phone
ri=2
; uncomment the next line if you want to use rockwell caller id
;in=AT#CID=1

; the next two lines are for Class 2 modems (Supra, PPI, Zoom)
in=AT+FCR=1;+FLID="713 555 1212";+FDCC=1,3,0,2,0,0,0,0
an=AT+FAA=1;A

; uncomment the next two lines for a Class 1 modem (Hayes 288, Supra LC)
;in=AT+FCLASS=1
;an=AT+FAE=1;A

; uncomment the next three lines for a Class 2.0 modem (USR v.32terbo/VFC)
;in=AT+FCLASS=2.0
;in=AT+FLI="713 555 1212"+FNR=1,1,1
;an=AT+FAA=1;A

; uncomment the next three lines if you are using a ZyXEL modem
;in=AT#B1+FCLASS=6
;in=AT#P713 555 1212
;an=ATA

;--------------- specialized settings for /HOST mode ---------------
;
do=Please press the [Esc] key to load the bulletin board.
;do=c:\bgfax\banner.asc
;do=
lo=Loading the bulletin board. Please wait.
;lo=c:\bgfax\pressesc.asc
ec=
; if you are running wildcat!, uncomment the ec=MNP line
;ec=MNP
sl=2400
ts=Calls are not accepted below 2400 bps. Sorry.
;cm=CQ,30
;ky=P,174
;ky=X,0
;pi=5
ev=07:00,120
;
; in ... initialization strings, up to 5 in= entries allowed
; an ... modem answer string
; do ... string that tells user to press [Esc], if "do=" it will
; automatically begin loading the BBS, do= can also be a filename
; lo ... string that is displayed after user hits [Esc], can be a filename
; ec ... string passed to BBS when on error free call, if "ec="
; it will pass the "/xxx" in "CONNECT 14400/xxx"
; sl ... slowest DCE real data rate allowed
; ts ... string shown to users who are calling too slow
; cm ... crash mail string for GT Power sysops
; ky ... alt-key, errorlevel to exit on when waiting for calls
; pi ... pid number, if your are running a multi-node bbs, this is node num
; ev ... events (time comma errorlevel), up to 20 ev= entries allowed


  3 Responses to “Category : BBS Programs+Doors
Archive   : BGFAX136.ZIP
Filename : BGFAX.CNF

  1. Very nice! Thank you for this wonderful archive. I wonder why I found it only now. Long live the BBS file archives!

  2. This is so awesome! 😀 I’d be cool if you could download an entire archive of this at once, though.

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