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"Modem Port"
This is the port that typically connects to the modem for remote access and pager dial out. If set in the "Remote
Setup" dialog this port can be used without a modem for direct connection to a computer that is always on line.
"System Serial 1"
This is a general-purpose serial port; its function is set up in the "Remote Setup" dialog.
"System Serial 2"
This is a general-purpose serial port; its function is set up in the "Remote Setup" dialog.
"COM"
The actual physical Comm port over which these communications are to be carried.
"Baud"
The speed characters are transmitted on this serial port. This setting must match the baud rate of the device
connected at the other end of this serial connection. This setting should always be at the highest speed that both
connected devices have in common. Modem connections are typically much more efficient, if the baud rate is set
significantly faster that the modems rated speed (for a 28.8 modem set the baud rate to 57600 or 115200).
"CR/LF"
Append carriage return and line feed characters at the end of each string transmitted (default). Only functions
with the System Serial Ports (is ignored on the network and modem ports).
"CR Only"
Append a carriage return character at the end of each string transmitted. Only functions with the System Serial
Ports (is ignored on the network and modem ports).
"LF Only"
Append a line feed character at the end of each string transmitted. Only functions with the System Serial Ports
(is ignored on the network and modem ports).
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