1Tip can be configured in a number of ways: 2 3ACU's: 4----- 5 6ACU Define in makefile 7-------------------- --------------- 8BIZCOMP 1022, 1031 BIZ1022, BIZ1031 9DEC DF02-AC, DF03-AC DF02, DF03 10DEC DN-11/Able Quadracall DN11 11Ventel VENTEL 12Vadic 831 V831 13 14New ACU's may be added by editing the ACU description table 15in acutab.c and writing a ``driver''. 16 17ACU usage can be monitored by defining ACULOG in the makefile. 18If this is done and no phone numbers should appear in the 19log file, define PRISTINE in the makefile. 20 21Variables: 22--------- 23 24Tip's internal workings revolve around a set of (possibly) 25user defined variables. These are statically initialized 26in vars.c, and from the remote file. 27 28Note that adding or deleting variables requires tip to be completedly 29recompiled, as indexes into the variable table are used to avoid 30expensive lookups. These defines are set in tip.h. 31 32Commands: 33-------- 34 35The command dispatch table is defined in cmdtab.c. Commands 36may have attributes such as EXPerimental and PRIVileged (only 37root may execute). 38 39 40 41-------------------------------------------------------------------------- 42 43Recent changes about Jan 82 44 45A new, improved version of tip is now available. The most important 46addition is the capacility to specify a phone number with tip. The 47default baud rate is 1200. To use it do: 48 49 tip phone-number 50or 51 tip -300 phone-number 52 53for 300 baud. 54 55A ~^Z command has been added to tip as well. 56 57A new cu program is available that interfaces to the tip program. 58It attempts to give the same user interface as cu but it is really 59the tip program so you have all the advantages of tip. This allows 60cu (actually tip) to search for a free ACU instead of having the 61user specify which one he wants. 62