DIAL.DMP[1,3]			R. Helliwell		     1-JAN-74

	DIAL is a modified user TELNET program  which uses a teletype
connection  instead of  an IMP.  The purpose is  to allow  calling up
other computers  through their  dataphones. This  is accomplished  by
initing a dataset  here and dialing it. Either manually,  or by using
the automatic phone dialer on TTY11.

The following is the syntax for the monitor DIAL command:

DIAL <sixbit TTY name> <cr>

	or

DIAL {"("<3 digit area code>")"}<3 digit prefix> {"-"} <4 digit number> <cr>

	If there is an error in your arguments, DIAL will type "Error
in TTY  name or phone number"  and prompt you for  the name or number
again. If you give a  TTY name, the TTY  is just inited. You must  go
dial the dataphone yourself. Be sure you have successfully inited the
TTY  associated with the dataphone before you  dial it. If you give a
phone number,  TTY11 is inited and the number dialed on the automatic
phone  dialer.  For  any  further  information on  operation  consult
NET.JAM[UP,DOC] or R. Helliwell.

Examples of DIAL command:

	DIAL TTY10	Inits TTY10, you must dial.

	DIAL 493-5505	Inits TTY11 and dials the number
			shown which is TTY10.