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    Names: »cspgw.ed«

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; SCCS: @(#)cspgw.ed	1.1, 90/10/01
; This is cspgw.ed, the prototype for the CSP gateway customization
; file (CSPGW.CST) for LANMUX's. It contains specifications of the default
; values for the general parameters.
; When editing this file, remove the top 5 lines which only serve to
; identify the file as an edit source, and fill in the file identification.

; FILE IDENTIFICATION
; Installation:
; LANMUX ident:
; File name:           CSPGW.ED
; Date last changed:
; Person changing:


; General parameters
; ------------------
;   
;   HEADTEXT  <string>  specifies the header of the gateway function menu
;
;   SELCTEXT  <string>  specifies the leading text of the selection field
;                       in the gateway function menu
;
;   MENULINE  <nb> <char> <string>
;                       specifies the menu lines in the gateway function menu:
;
;                  <nb> identifies the gateway function for which the menu
;                       line is specified:
;                       1: Disconnect the terminal and send LOGOFF string to
;                          host.
;                       2: Send Break (TxD low for 250 msec.).
;                       3: Send Extended Break (TxD low for 3 sec.).
;                       4: Show modem signal status (DCD/DSR/CTS on/off).
;                          CSTEXT 0+1 frame the status display.
;                       5: Exit gateway function menu; resume communication.
;                <char> specifies the key which must be used to invoke the
;                       gateway function.
;              <string> specifies the contents of the menu line.
;
;   CSTEXT 0  <string>  specifies the leading text of modem status display
;   CSTEXT 1  <string>  specifies the tail-end text of modem status display
;   CSTEXT 3  <string>  specifies the status text shown when the channel is
;                       disconnected (DCD low).
;   CSTEXT 4  <string>  specifies the text written to the terminal when 
;                       the gateway function menu is left and communication 
;                       resumed (Exit gateway function).
;
; The values of the general parameters are specified in the following
; lines (default values unless modified):

HEADTEXT       13,10,10,10,'    CSP Gateway Function Menu',13,10
SELCTEXT       13,10,      '    Enter Key: '
MENULINE 1 A   13,10,      '     A: Send Disconnect',13,10
MENULINE 2 B               '     B: Send Break',13,10
MENULINE 3 C               '     C: Send Extended Break',13,10
MENULINE 4 D               '     D: Show Modem Signals',13,10
MENULINE 5 E               '     E: Quit Gateway Menu',13,10

CSTEXT   0     13,10,10,   'Modem Signals:'
CSTEXT   1     13,10,      'Enter key to return to menu'
CSTEXT   3     13,10,10,   'Offline',7,13,10
CSTEXT   4     13,10,10,   'Communication resumed',7,13,10


; Channel parameters
; ------------------
;
; For each host channel at least the CHANNEL parameter and the NAME
; parameter must be specified. Channels not mentioned are never started.
; For some parameters there are built-in default values. These values
; are shown in parentheses. NOTE: the LANMUX configuration program inserts
; the values specified in the menus when the LANMUX is configured. To change
; the value use the 'sysadm lanmuxmgmt' command.
;
;   CHANNEL   <nb>      specifies the channel:
;                       1..16
;
;   NAME      <text> (,<scope>)
;                       specifies the name and optionally the scope by which
;                       the channel will be known on the LAN as CSP host.
;
;              <scope>: specifies scope of the CSP host name.
;                       1: local, i.e. only vissible to local CSP terminals.
;                       2: regional, i.e. only vissible to CSP terminals
;                          within the same LAN region.
;                       3: global, i.e. vissible to all CSP terminals.
;                       (3, i.e. global)
;
;                       If the same name is specified for other channels, they
;                       appear as one CSP host with several lines.
;
;                Note : The other channel parameters should normally be
;                       specified with identical values for channels with
;                       identical names as as not to confuse terminal users.
;
;   PROMPT    <string>  specifies a text which is shown on a terminal when
;                       it connects to the channel.
;                       (13,10,'CSP Gateway',13,10)
;
;   LOGOFF    <string>  specifies a logoff message sent to the host when a
;                       terminal disconnects from the channel.
;
;   ECHO      <keyword> specifies whether the terminal must echo the characters
;                       locally or not:
;                       YES / NO   (NO)
;
;   LOCAL     <byte>    specifies the control character which invokes the
;                       gateway function menu:
;                       1..31 (corresponding to CTRL+A / CTRL+B / etc.)
;                       (4, i.e. CTRL+D)
;
;   BSLSH     <byte>    specifies the backslash character, i.e. an escape
;                       which allows the LOCAL character (and the BSLSH
;                       character itself) to be sent to the host without
;                       invoking the usual gateway function:
;                       1..255