Babylon 1.4 Installation Notes
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1. Run the install script:

	./install

2. Edit the config file /etc/babylon.conf -- do a 'man babylon.conf'
for details on the config file format.  Remember: the simpler the
config entry, the more likely it is to succeed in establishing a
connection.  For most setups just the user name, password, site name,
and routing flag is required.

3. Make sure everything is loaded:
	insmod babylon
	babylond -s
	insmod scb	# or the dcplus/tty modules as applicable

Babylond requires the -s flag to setup any channels available to it.
Previous releases required the use of the bchan command.

4. Configure your card using scbctrl or dcplusc if it has yet to be
configured for your ISDN line.  For BRIs this means doing at least
the following sequence of commands:

	scbctrl -c0 -s<spid 0>	# SPID of your first channel
	scbctrl -c0 -n<dn 0>	# Directory Number of your first channel
	scbctrl -c1 -s<spid 1>	# SPID of your second channel
	scbctrl -c1 -n<dn 1>	# Directory Number of your second channel
	scbctrl -wNI1		# your switch type

	# the above is applicable to both the DataCommute/BRI and the
	# DataCommute/Plusr.  However, the reset proceedure for both
	# cards is different.  For the DataCommute/BRI, do the following:
	scbctrl -r
	scbctrl -g

	# To reset the DataCommute/Plus:
	rmmod dcplus
	<wait a few seconds>
	insmod dcplus
	bchan rescan

Please note that Directory Numbers are usually only the 7 digit local
number of the channel, and setting them correctly may result in the card
being unable to place

5. Now you're free to dial in or out.  To initiate an outbound connection:

	bdial <site> <phone>