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You can modify these parameters using the stty command. Rebooting the
Remote Annex, resetting the port, or issuing a hangup command returns
the parameters to their original values. There are several ways to enter a
new parameter value:
• As either on or off. A minus sign (–) before the parameter name
indicates off. For example, entering break defines the Break
key as an attention signal; entering –break indicates the key is
not defined as an attention signal.
• As one value from a list of available values. For example, the
baud parameter requires a numeric value.
• As the parameter name followed by a single character, which is
often a control character – for example, the lera (line erase)
argument followed by
value as ^U.) Specify control characters in one of two ways: 1)
enter a circumflex (^) followed by the desired character – for
example, enter ^ c to indicate
character – for example, hold down the Control key while you
type C.
• As a string, e.g., the string martha for the user parameter.
To undefine or turn off a parameter that requires a value, enter one of the
following values along with the parameter:
• undef (or u).
• none (or n).
• The two characters ^ and @ (indicating a null string) for
parameters that require control characters.
• Double quotes ("") for the parameters prompt, term, and user
(this is the only way to turn off these parameters).
Remote Annex Administrator's Guide for UNIX
Chapter 3 Using the CLI Commands
. (The stty command displays this
CTRL-U
or 2) enter the special
CTRL-C;
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