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MarekC

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Saturday, April 17th 2004, 8:37am

Script to dial phone

Hi,

kde AddressBook can dial-out telephone. In Settings box there is place to type in Dial-out script name (Script-Hooks).

But I can NOT find reasonable script to dial normal phone connected to AT modem. I have SDI internet connection and phone is connected to modem only to allow easy dialing from kAddressBook.

Any suggestions?

Marek

P.S.

I have tested my own simple script

echo ATDT$1 > /dev/modem
#wait 2 seconds
echo ATH > /dev/modem

It sort of works but wait time should be varied for short and long (i.e. international) numbers. Better solution will be to check modem response (i.e. OK).

m4ktub

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Monday, April 19th 2004, 3:22pm

Have you looked at the chat command. I don't know if it solves you problem but it is quite complex.

I can't post a link to the manpage but you can alway type yourself "man:chat" in the konqueror location bar.

dpj

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Thursday, April 22nd 2004, 7:21am

Oh man... you'd think this would be easy but it's not.

This used to work for me, but no longer. Maybe you'll have more luck with it:
[code:1]
/usr/sbin/chat '' ATZ OK ATDP%N < /dev/ttyS0 > /dev/ttyS0
[/code:1]

I can't seem to use chat anymore, which is the main problem I think. Beats me why (Debian Sid).