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77 =item * C<rate=value> |
77 =item * C<rate=value> |
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79 If present, set the baud rate of the serial port. Allowed values are: 115200, 57600, 19200, 9600. If specified, the port is configured with the following settings: rate as specified; data bits 8; stop bits 1; parity none; handshake 0, terminator count 0. For virtual serial ports (eg USB ACMs or Bluetooth serial ports) it is generally not necessary to configure hardware attributes so the rate parameter should not be specified. |
79 If present, set the baud rate of the serial port. Allowed values are: 115200, 57600, 19200, 9600. If specified, the port is configured with the following settings: rate as specified; data bits 8; stop bits 1; parity none; handshake 0, terminator count 0. For virtual serial ports (eg USB ACMs or Bluetooth serial ports) it is generally not necessary to configure hardware attributes so the rate parameter should not be specified. |
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81 =item * C<debug> |
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83 If present, the console will print out some debugging diagnostics to the underlying console during construction. |
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81 =back |
85 =back |
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83 Each keyword and value must be separated by an equals ('=') character. There may be whitespace either side of this. Each keword / value pair must be separated by a comma (',') character. Again, there may be whitespace either side of this. The name values may not contain either equals or comma characters as no form of escaping is currently supported. |
87 Each keyword and value must be separated by an equals ('=') character. There may be whitespace either side of this. Each keword / value pair must be separated by a comma (',') character. Again, there may be whitespace either side of this. The name values may not contain either equals or comma characters as no form of escaping is currently supported. |
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85 =head3 Example Configuration Strings |
89 =head3 Example Configuration Strings |
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263 This console is intended for early on in board bring-up when C32 is not available, but there is a working uart driver. Compare to vt100debugport.dll, which is only worth using when there isn't even a uart driver available but the debug port and serial keyboard driver are available. Unlike vt100debugport.dll, this console does not have any serial emulation restrictions so the full range of services such as binary mode and control keys are available. The C<--console-title> argument is used to specify the port number and other options in a similar way to vt100cons: |
267 This console is intended for early on in board bring-up when C32 is not available, but there is a working uart driver. Compare to vt100debugport.dll, which is only worth using when there isn't even a uart driver available but the debug port and serial keyboard driver are available. Unlike vt100debugport.dll, this console does not have any serial emulation restrictions so the full range of services such as binary mode and control keys are available. The C<--console-title> argument is used to specify the port number and other options in a similar way to vt100cons: |
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265 fshell --console vt100busdevcons.dll --console-title port=2 |
269 fshell --console vt100busdevcons.dll --console-title port=2 |
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267 If an option isn't specified, the following are assumed: pdd=euart, ldd=ecomm, rate=115200. |
271 If an option isn't specified, the following are assumed: pdd=euart (ecdrv on emulator), ldd=ecomm, rate=EBpsAutobaud. |
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269 =head1 Copyright |
273 =head1 Copyright |
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271 Copyright (c) 2008-2010 Accenture. All rights reserved. |
275 Copyright (c) 2008-2010 Accenture. All rights reserved. |
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