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hello guys, i had a problem to configure the start bit,stop bit,baudrate, and parity bits of a serial port. without using any other software (such as cutecom/minicom), how can i ...
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  1. 02-20-2013 #1
    Marvin_G
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    hello guys, i had a problem to configure the start bit,stop bit,baudrate, and parity bits of a serial port. without using any other software (such as cutecom/minicom), how can i configure all these by using just the terminal? please help me guys

    p/s: i tried stty but not really understand how.
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    Well, the most common setting is/was 9600,8,n,1 8-N-1 - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. You could start from there.


    Oh, you mean how to set it , not what values, here is a tutorial it might help
    Linux Serial Console HOWTO.

    Good luck
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    Read the stty man page. You can do all of that with stty, np.
    Sometimes, real fast is almost as good as real time.
    Just remember, Semper Gumbi - always be flexible!
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