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Notę

MODĘ (Configure Serial Port)

Configures a serial Communications port.

lhis version ot the MODĘ command sets t.he parameters tor a serial port (C0M1, C0M2, C0M3, or C0M4).

Synta>;

MODĘ COMmE:3 CbC,pE,dC,sC,r33333

MODĘ C0MmE:3 EBAUD=b] EPARITY=p] EDATA=d3 EST0P=s3 ERETRY=r3 Parameters COMm

Spec i-Fi es the number ot the serial (COM) port. Valid values tor m are in the rangę 1 through 4.

It you omit any ot the -Foliowing tive parameters, MODĘ uses the most recent setting for the omitted parameter. If you are using the shorter form ot the synta>: (without the words BAIJD=, PARITY=, DATA=, and so on), the MODĘ command "recognizes" the parameters by their positions. Thus, if you do not specify a value for a parameter, you must still type the comma that precedes the next parameter.

BAUD=b

Spec i-Fi es the first two digits ot the transmission ratę in bits per second. The following list shows each valid value for b and its related ratę:

11    110    baud

15    150    baud

30    300    baud

60    600    baud

12    1200    baud

24    2400    baud

48    4800    baud

96    9600    baud

19    19,200 baud

The b value ot 19 i s not supported on all computers (chęci; your hardware manuał). You can abbreviate this parameter by omitting BAUD= and specifying a value for b.

PARITY=p

Specif ies how the system uses the par i ty bit to chęci; for transmission errors. The p value can be one of the following: N (nonę), E (even), 0 (odd), M (mark), or S (space). The default value is E. Not all computers support the values M and S. You can abbreviate this parameter by omitting PARITY= and specifying a value for p.

DATA=d

Specifies the number of data bits in a character. Valid values for d are in the rangę 5 through 8. The default yalue is 7. Not all computers