Module modem 

Dialing out with a real modem on a serial port (or anything that acts like one: a USB modem, a WiFi modem, tcpser).

The connection thread opens the port, sends the init string and waits for OK, dials the entry’s number with the dial command, and waits for the modem’s verdict: CONNECT, or BUSY, NO CARRIER, NO DIALTONE, NO ANSWER. What the modem says shows on the terminal as it goes, as it would have in a terminal program of the day. Once connected, the line is passed through untouched until the carrier drops (DCD goes low, or, where the port does not report DCD, the modem says NO CARRIER). Hanging up drops DTR, then tries +++ and ATH0.

Structs

ModemConfig

The modem, as set up in the settings.

Enums

FlowControl

Constants

SPEEDS

The speeds offered for the serial port.

Functions

ports

The serial ports the system lists (where it can).

spawn_modem

Dial number on the modem in a background thread, reporting through sink like the network transports.