AT&F&K0&M0&H0
ATH0
ATDT
comport=2
baud=19200
sendwait=0
extratics=0

--
-- DMSERDRV.CFG - Modem information file used by DMSERDRV.EXE
--
-- This file contains that setup information needed to use your modem with
-- DOOM.  It follows the following format...
--
-- <LINE1>   - Put your init string here
-- <LINE2>   - Put your hang up string here
-- <LINE3>   - Put your dial string here
--
--
--   Lines 1-3 MUST contain the above information, in the order specified.
--   after line 3, you may place the special commands in any order.  These
--   commands take the format cmd=value.  They are...
--
--
--  comport=n    - Tells DMSERDRV which com port (1-4) to use. (1 is default)
--  buad=n       - Tells DMSERDRV what Baud rate to use. (19200 is default)
--  uart=n       - Tells DMSERDRV which UART i/o port to use.  Do not set this
--                 unless you need to use a strange i/o port.  (Value must be
--                 in Hexidecimal)
--  irq=n        - Tells DMSERDRV which IRQ interrupt to use.  Do not set this
--                 unless your modem uses a strange interrupt.  (Value must be
--                 in Hexidecimal)
--  vector=n     - Tells DMSERDRV which interrupt to use when comminucating
--                 with DOOM.  Do not change this unless you are TOLD to do
--                 so.  Values must be hexidecimal in the rage of 60h-66h.
--  sendwait=n   - Tells DMSERDRV to wait n milliseconds after each character
--                 in the command strings.
--  force8250=n  - If n = 1, then DMSERDRV will act as if your computer has an
--                 8250 UART chip.
--  extratics=n  - ??? Something to do with the # of times data is sent out via
--                 the serial system.
--  player=n     - Allows DMSERDRV to force a machine to SEND NETWORK START
--                 INFO or LISTEN for it.  If n = 1, then the player will send,
--                 if n=2 then the player will recieve.
--  redialwait=n - Tells DMSERDRV the # of seconds to wait, before redialing a
--                 busy phone number.
--
--   A quick note, the "--" information of any line (but 1-3) will cause it to
--   be considered a comment.