On 4 Feb 01 at 2:11, Samuel W. Heywood wrote:
> In most communities in the United States running the following DOS
> program will cause a rapid police response to the address where
> your computer is located. This program might not work with a WinModem.
> Substitute for "X" the number of your COM PORT. The program
> continuously calls the police, dialing silently, and hangs up, and then
> calls the police again. There is no need to send a voice message. The
> police will most assuredly respond ASAP. Also they will arrive well
> prepared to confront anyone who gives them any problems at your address.
> They already *know* there is a problem there and they know where you are
> because they have caller ID.
>
> --------------- begin POLICIA.BAT ---------
>
> @echo off
> REM In three places in this program substitute for X your modem comport number.
> REM The best way to terminate this program is to press CTRL + C.
> REM Remember to hang up your modem after terminating the program.
> :empezar
> REM The line below hangs up and disconnects the modem if it is connected.
> echo ATH0 > COMX
> REM In the line below substitute any program to pause your computer 4 seconds.
> sleep4
> REM The line below resets your modem to its normal defaults
> echo AT&F > COMX
> REM In the line below substitute any program to pause your computer 4 seconds.
> sleep4
> REM In the dialstring, 2nd line below, MO is the command to silence the modem.
> REM Use PT instead of DT if you have a rotary phone.
> echo ATMODT911 > COMX
> REM 911 is the emergency police number in most US communities.
> REM Substitute for 911 whatever number is appropriate in your jurisdiction.
> REM In the line below substitute any program to pause your computer 10 seconds.
> sleep10
> goto empezar
>
> -------------- end POLICIA.BAT --------------
> All the best,
> Sam Heywood
Sam: thank you very much for your program.
I have done a similar program but in QBasic.
But I live in a city of more than a million persons, and the police
don't monitor from which telephone the call is from.
What I need is to send a prerecorded message.
I was thinking of recording a message as a wav file and play
it in a sound board.
I can connect the line output of the sound board to the microphone
input of the modem board (not a win modem).
At this point, I only need the AT intruction to the modem, so that it
can input an audio signal and send it to the telephone line.
The modem is Cirrus MD120.
It has an instruction: +VSP=1 (Speakerphone on/off control) but does
not work for me.
Is there any another standard AT command so one can use the
microphone female input jack (and external speaker) found in almost
all real modems ?
Thanks.
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Alejandro Lieber <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Rosario Argentina
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