Data-Over-Voice

[lcr.git] / interface.c

diff --git a/interface.c b/interface.c
index 3fc0a79..292c9aa 100644 (file)
--- a/interface.c
+++ b/interface.c
@@ -1100,9 +1100,11 @@ static int inter_ss5(struct interface *interface, char *filename, int line, char
                if (!strcasecmp(element, "release"))
                        ifport->ss5 |= SS5_FEATURE_RELEASE;
                else
-               if (!strcasecmp(element, "suppress")
-                || !strcasecmp(element, "mute"))
-                       ifport->ss5 |= SS5_FEATURE_MUTE;
+               if (!strcasecmp(element, "mute-rx"))
+                       ifport->ss5 |= SS5_FEATURE_MUTE_RX;
+               else
+               if (!strcasecmp(element, "mute-tx"))
+                       ifport->ss5 |= SS5_FEATURE_MUTE_TX;
                else
                if (!strcasecmp(element, "quality"))
                        ifport->ss5 |= SS5_FEATURE_QUALITY;
@@ -1394,8 +1396,9 @@ struct interface_param interface_param[] = {
        " bell - Allow releasing and pulse-dialing via 2600 Hz like old Bell systems.\n"
        " pulsedialing - Use pulse dialing on outgoing exchange. (takes long!)\n"
        " delay - Use on incomming exchange, to make you feel a delay when blueboxing.\n"
-       " starrelease - Pulse dialing a star (11 pulses per digit) clears current call.\n"
-       " suppress - Suppress received tones, as they will be recognized."},
+       " release - Pulse dialing a star (11 pulses per digit) clears current call.\n"
+       " mutes-rx - Mute received 2600 and 2400 Hz tones when detected. (more realistic)\n"
+       " mutes-tx - Mute received 2600 and 2400 Hz tones while transmitting reply tone. (more hackable)"},
 #endif
 
        {"remote", &inter_remote, "<application>",