Meaning of COM Port Settings in WIN.INILast reviewed: November 21, 1994Article ID: Q73234 |
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SUMMARYThe information listed below describes the COM port settings in the [ports] section of the WIN.INI file as changed by the Flow Control options when selecting Ports from Control Panel.
MORE INFORMATIONWhen the Flow Control settings on a COM port are saved as xon/xoff, an "x" (without the quotation marks) is added to the appropriate COM port in the [ports] section of WIN.INI. For example:
com1:=9600,n,8,1,xThe "x" designates an xon/xoff software handshake. When the Flow Control settings on a COM port are saved as hardware, a "p" (without the quotation marks) is added to the appropriate COM port in the [ports] section of WIN.INI. For example:
com2:=9600,n,8,1,pThe "p" designates a hardware handshake and infinite retries. The absence of a letter at the end of a line donates Flow Control set to none.
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