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## wvdial.txt - fli4l configuration parameters                            V2.0.1
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## Creation:     20.01.2002  mg
## Last Update:  25.03.2002  mg
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## Copyright (c) 2002 Mathias Gumz <gumz@cs.uni-magdeburg.de>
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#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Optional: Modem Support for Dialout with wvdial
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

OPT_WVDIAL='yes'

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Optional: Automatic Configure Modem at Boottime
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

OPT_WVDIAL_CONF='no'

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Settings for the Modem
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

WVDIAL_DEVICE='/dev/ttyS0' #modemdevice .. normaly /dev/ttyS0
WVDIAL_BAUD='57600'        #baudrate .. for a 56k modem 57600
WVDIAL_NAME='msn'          #name of defaultprovider
WVDIAL_PHONE='0192658'     #phonenumber
WVDIAL_USER='msn'          #user
WVDIAL_PASSWD='msn'        #passwd
WVDIAL_STUPID_MODE='no'    #stupid mode ? eg t-online needs it

# init1 and init2 are used for modem initialization
# if you want for example a quite modem, just use
# init3 or init4 (or perhaps even more)
# and send the right atz-commands ...
#
# for example you can force your modem to be quiet
#
#  ATLn Speaker volume settings.
#       n=0 Lowest speaker volume
#       n=1 Low speaker volume
#       n=2 Medium speaker volume
#       n=3 Highest speaker volume
#
#  ATMn Speaker control
#       n=0 Speaker always off
#       n=1 Speaker on until carrier detected
#       n=2 Speaker always on
#       n=3 Speaker on only while answering
#
# so just fill in ATM0 in INIT3 and your modem 
# will be as quiet as your router :)
#
# further reading : google for "modem atcommand set"
#

WVDIAL_INIT1=''          # atz command1
WVDIAL_INIT2=''          # atz command2
WVDIAL_INIT3=''          # atz command3
WVDIAL_INIT4=''          # atz command4

#------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Additional Provider
#------------------------------------------------------------------------------

WVDIAL_ISP_N='1'

WVDIAL_ISP_1_NAME='msn'
WVDIAL_ISP_1_PHONE='0192658'
WVDIAL_ISP_1_USER='msn'
WVDIAL_ISP_1_PASSWD='msn'
WVDIAL_ISP_1_STUPID_MODE='no'
WVDIAL_ISP_1_INIT1=''
WVDIAL_ISP_1_INIT2=''
WVDIAL_ISP_1_INIT3=''
WVDIAL_ISP_1_INIT4=''
