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Documentation for Pbx Scanner v5.0
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Of course you should never under any circumstances use this program for
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illegal purposes (HaHa!).
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To use this program you must have a modem that returns extended result
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codes such as "VOICE" "BUSY" and "RINGING". The program itself was
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written for a U.S. Robotics 2400 baud modem.
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I wrote this program because of the fact that codes are becoming very
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hard to come by. With this program you can let your computer scan for
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you and have most of the possible pbx's in one file that you can check
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using the "Dial from a file" option in the scanner. Most of the
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possible PBX's will be in a file called "1RING". Other files that the
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program will create are:
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"NOCAR"- for more possible PBX's and VMS's
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"MODEM"- for those modems you feel like playing with.
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"VOICE"- for those numbers that had at least 2 rings then a VOICE code.
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"BUSYS"- for the busy numbers of course.
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"PAUSE"- tells you what time the scanning was paused and restarted.
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and if you save the disconnects-
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"DISCN"- for the numbers that had no rings and an immediate VOICE code.
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Comport- Defaults to "COM1:2400,N,8,1"- This is simply the comport that
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you will be dialing from and the baud rate to open at. You should use
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the highest baud rate that your modem can handle.
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Scan String- Defaults to "ATE0M0Q0V1X6S7=40S9=6S11=50". This is the
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string that will be sent to your modem prior to scanning. Consult your
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modem guide to make any changes. With the string as it is set now, on a
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US Robotics 2400 baud modem, it will: E0-Turn local echo off. M0-Turn
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the modem speaker off. Q0-Send result codes. V1-Send result codes in
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words. X6-Set result codes to maximum. S7=40-Wait 40 seconds for
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carrier or other result code. S9=6-Say that a carrier must be present
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for .6 seconds to be recognized. S11=50-Set the dialing speed to 50
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milliseconds per digit.
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Listen String- Defaults to "ATE0M3Q1V1X0S7=255S9=255S11=50". This is
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the string that will be sent to your modem when using the "Dial from a
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file" feature of the program, it will: E0-Turn local echo off. M3-Turn
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modem speaker on after dialing is completed. Q1-Suppress result codes.
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V1-If result codes were sent (which they aren't) they would be in
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words. X0-Set result codes to minimum. S7=255-Wait 255 seconds for
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carrier (overridden by key commands). S9=255-Say that a carrier must be
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present for 25.5 seconds before it is recognized. S11=50-Set the
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dialing speed for 50 milliseconds per digit.
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Dial command- Defaults to "ATDT*70". This is the command that you send
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your modem to tell it to dial. I have it set also to disable call
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waiting.
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Modem reset- Defaults to "2". This is the amount of seconds that your
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computer will wait before dialing again. Used for resetting the line
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and modem.
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Save disconnects- Defaults to "N". Change this to "Y" if you want to
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save all the numbers that get a "VOICE" result code without any rings.
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Default Prefix- Defaults to "1-602-230". This is the prefix that you
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will be scanning. It is changeable when you begin scanning also. As you
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can see, you can enter 1-A.C.-Pre or A.C.-Pre or just the Prefix.
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Default suffix- Defaults to "0000". This is the beginning suffix to
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start scanning at. Starting with version 2.0 it now saves the suffix
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that you quit scanning at in this spot so that you don't have to
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re-enter it all the time. Saves paper and trees too. This is also
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changeable when you begin scanning.
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Reset modem command- Defaults to "ATZ". This is the command that will
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be sent to your modem to change it back to factory defaults.
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Output to DONE- Defaults to "N". Change this to "Y" if you want the
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results of the scan saved in a file called "DONE".
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Print SCAN.SCN- Defaults to "Y". If you have a printer and set this to
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"Y" then, when you [M]ark a number when dialing from a file, the number
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will be printed on your printer as well as "SCAN.SCN".
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When dialing from a file you have different options while listening,
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they are:
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[B]ackup- This is used to redial the Last number called. You cannot
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backup more than one number though. ie. You hit [Return] a little too
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long and the typematic thinks you hit it twice. So you [B]ackup a
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number and call the number that was skipped.
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[M]ark- This is used to save the current number to a file called
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"SCAN.SCN".
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[R]edial- This is used to redial the same number again.
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[P]ause- This is used to pause the listening. You can also [Q]uit from
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here. The program will automatically start dialing again after 30 min.
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[Q]uit- This will stop the listening and save all remaining numbers to
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the same filename that they were in in the beginning.
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[Return] to continue- This will hang up the current call and move on to
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the next call.
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If you decide to enter the suffix's instead of using the defaults, and
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you mess it up in one way or another, use the "-"(minus) key to go back
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and fix it.
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Well, that pretty much covers the basics, if you find any problems let
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me know. Have Phun.
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Great White
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Boards that you can find me on:
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Lunatic Labs- (xxx) xxx-xxxx
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Lunatic Phringe- (xxx) xxx-xxxx
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The Pentagon- (xxx) xxx-xxxx
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Village Inn- (xxx) xxx-xxxx
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