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Table C3-28 describes the parameters that can be set using the stty command; Table C3-29 describes

the parameters that the stty command displays, but does not set (it displays only the current settings).

The stty command displays the current parameter settings:

Annex port 3

–newlin echo –ilower –olower crtcera crtlera tabs

prompt: %a%c

break lbreak –ixany broadcast climask7

iflow: bell, oflow: xonoff, isize: 1, fwdtimer: 5, attn: ^A

baud: 9600, bchar: 8, stopb: 1, parity: none, control_lines: none

You can modify these parameters using the stty command. Rebooting the Model 5390 server,

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

special character, for example, hold down the Control key while you

As a string, for example, the string martha for the user parameter.

NOTE: Parameter changes are valid only for this CLI session.

. (The stty command displays this

Using the CLI Commands

or 2) enter the