set attributes date on
set block-check 3
set receive packet-length 512
set window 5
set file display crt

# Set the default configuration if you want.
# set modem att7300
# set line /dev/ph1
# set speed 1200

# If you're using a high speed modem, you'll probably want hardware flow
# control.  This is a bit different on the 3b1.  Set up the port to use
# hardware flow control with /etc/hfc_ctl (possibly are boot time) and
# instruct kermit to use "keep" flow control, which tells kermit that
# hfc is set on the port, and it need do nothing to use it.
# set modem v32-telebit
# set line /dev/tty000
# set speed 19200
# set flow-control keep

# If we have a direct connection, we don't need to escape all the
# control characters.  If not direct, then perhaps we simply need
# to escape a few more.....
# set control unprefixed all
# set control prefixed 1
# set control prefixed 129
# set control prefixed 13
# set control prefixed 141
# set control prefixed 3
# set control prefixed 131

# Check to see if we have the if command.  If not, then we don't have
# the script programming language, and thus we can't define any macros.
# With "take error on", the "check if" will abort the script if "if"
# isn't available.
set take error on
check if
set take error off

# Use fullscreen display, if we have it.  Otherwise we use "crt", as
# set above.
check fullscreen
if success set file display fullscreen

# We add ^O (\15) to the prompt just in case we got switched to the
# alternate character set (using ^N) from line noise.  Another thing
# to add is "\27[m" to turn off any character attributes (bold, etc.).
set prompt {\15\v(host)> }

# In the dial command we use t for tone.  Use p if you want pulse dialing.
# It only needs to be set once per-reboot, but there's no harm in doing it
# all the time.  Without t or p, modem will use whatever was last set.
def dial_int -
    set modem att7300, -
    set line /dev/ph1, -
    set speed 1200, -
    dial t\%1, -
    if success connect
# Alternately, we define a dial macro for an external modem.
def dial_ext -
    set modem hayes, -
    set line /dev/tty000, -
    set speed 2400, -
    dial \%1, -
    if success connect
# And finally "call" uses whichever is appropriate.
def call -
    dial_int \%1
def example -
    call 123-4567