# /etc/gsmdevices
#
# Initialization file for SMSlink server process.
# (c) Les Ateliers du Heron, 1998 for Scitex Europe, S.A.
# Put in this file an entry for each connected, working gsm module.
# Dummy entries would coax the server into thinking it has more
# available resources than it really has.
#
# File format :
# Each line is a colon-delimited (':') list of fields similar to this
# dev:pin:puk:addr:defsca:defmode:model:provider[:flags]
# where :
#   dev      = device name (without the '/dev/' part)
#   pin      = PIN code for the SIM card
#   puk      = PUK code for the SIM card
#   addr     = SIM NetAddress (calling number associated with the SIM)
#              Don't put [/.] inside phone numbers.
#   defsca   = Default Service Center Address for this module
#              Don't put [/.] inside phone numbers.
#   defmode  = Default sending mode.
#                0 -> PDU mode
#                1 -> text mode
#   PINpause = Secs to pause for network logon after having provided the
#              PIN code. Tune for your setup. Varies from 20 to 120 secs.
#   model    = GSM model (see /etc/gsmcaps).
#   provider = GSM network provider name
#   flags    = a comma separated list of flags. Supported flags:
#                dd -> a dedicated daemon will attach to the device
#                poll -> no dedicated daemon (default)
#                inbox -> incoming SMS stored in inbox file
#                prog -> feed incoming SMS to external prog
#                db -> store incoming SMS in MySQL DB
#                skip -> skip this device during inbox runs
#                fast -> use "fast modem response" mode
#                r4 -> force reading all msgs (incl. read ones).
#              dd and poll are mutually exclusive. inbox, db and prog can
#              be used together. skip conflicts with inbox, db or prog.
#------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Example:
gsm0:1234:12345678:+3275123123:+3275161616:1:20:FA1:Proximus:poll,inbox
