FON Format
Intel byte order
Incomplete information

Information from File Format List 2.0 by Max Maischein.

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The Telix .FON files are the telephone books Telix uses to store numbers in.
The format is for Telix 3.22

OFFSET              Count TYPE   Description
0000h                   1 dword  ID=2E2B291Ah
0004h                   1 word   Version info (=1)
0006h                   1 word   Number of entries in directory (count from 1)
0007h                   1 char   ?will be used for encryption?
                                 Currently 0
0008h                  55 byte   reserved
0040h                   ? rec    Actual phonebook entry
                       25 char   Name (0 terminated)
                       17 char   Phone number (0 terminated)
                        1 byte   Baud rate (see table 0006)
                        1 byte   Parity type (see table 0007)
                        1 byte   Data bits (7 or 8)
                        1 byte   Stop bits (1 or 2)
                       12 char   Script file name
                        6 char   Date of last call in ASCII
                        1 word   Number of total calls
                        1 byte   Terminal type (see table 0008)
                        1 byte   Protocol
                        1 byte   Flags, bitmapped
                                   0 - Local echo on / off
                                   1 - add linefeeds on / off
                                   2 - backspace is destructive on / off
                                   3 - backspace sends DEL / sends BS
                                   4 - strip high bits on / off
                                 5-7 - reserved
                        1 word   unknown
                        1 byte   Dial prefix index
                       14 char   Password

(Table 0006)
Baud rate tables for Telix

  0 =    300 baud
  1 =   1200 baud
  2 =   2400 baud
  3 =   4800 baud
  4 =   9600 baud
  5 =  19200 baud
  6 =  38400 baud
  7 =  57600 baud
  8 = 115200 baud

(Table 0007)
Parity types for Telix

   0 = None
   1 = Even
   2 = Odd
   3 = Mark
   4 = Space

(Table 0008)
Terminal types for Telix

   0 = TTY
   1 = ANSI-BBS
   2 = VT102
   3 = VT52
   4 = AVATAR
   5 = ANSI

EXTENSION:FON
OCCURENCES:PC
PROGRAMS:Telix v3.22
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