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Terminal Emulators Serial Solutions
continually echo back and forth the first character
transmitted! Eg
E ls sets both line and screen echo.
C <port_name>
Set the serial port (or other device) to use. Eg
C COM3 sets terminal to COM3.
B <baud>
where <baud>={110| 150| 300| 600| 2400| 4800| 9600|
19200| 38400| 57600| 115200}
Set Baud rate. The Baud rates can be abbreviated to two
digits (3 for 115200 Baud). Eg
B 1200 sets 1200 Baud
P{n|o|e|m|s}
Set parity. n = none, o = odd, e = even, m = mark and s =
space.
D {5|6|7|8}
Set number data bits.
S {1|2}
Set number stop bits. If the number of data bits is 5, then
2 stop bits are interpreted as 1 1/2 stop bits by the serial
hardware.
I <char>:<strn>
where <char> = a decimal number or character in
quotation marks
<strn> = a sequence of decimal numbers and
characters in quotation marks, separated by commas
Set an input translation. Whenever the character <char> is
read from the serial port it is replaced by the characters in
<strn>. <strn> can be empty. The translation is applied
after any echo to line has been performed. Eg
I 13:10,’--’ translates a carriage return into a line
feed followed by two minus signs. See the later section on
using translations.
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