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Ser1 Baud Rate
50
75
110
134.5
150
200
300
600
1200
1800
2400
3600
4800
7200
9600
19200
38400
57600
76800
115200
Ser1 Data/Parity
8/None
8/Spce
1
8/0dd
1
8/Even
1
8/Mark
1
7/Spce
7/0dd
7/Even
7/Mark
Ser1 Stop Bits
1
2
Configuring the MCso
Table 2-6. Serial Ports Setup Menu Parameters
SERIAL 1 's baud rate (rate at which data is transmitted
and received) is:
50 baud per second.
75 baud per second.
110 baud per second.
134.5 baud per second.
150 baud per second.
200 baud per second.
300 baud per second.
600 baud per second.
1200 baud per second.
1800 baud per second.
2400 baud per second.
3600 baud per second.
4800 baud per second.
7200 baud per second.
9600 baud per second.
19,200 baud per second.
38,400 baud
57,600 baud per second.
76,800 baud per second.
115,200 baud per second.
The terminal sends data via SERIAL 1 with:
8-blt data, no parity.
8-bit data, space parity.
8-blt data, odd parity.
8-bit data, even parity.
8-bit data, mark parity.
7-bit data, space parity.
7-bit data, odd parity.
7-bit data, even parity.
7-bit data, mark parity.
The
MCso
sends and receives characters via
SERIAL 1 with:
1 stop bit.
2 stop bits.
1
Selection valid only with lstop bit (Serl Stop Bits parameter).
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