diff -r 7fdc9a71d314 -r 8ad140f3dd41 hti/HtiCommPlugins/HtiSerialCommPlugin/group/HtiSerialComm.cfg
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+# HTISerialComm communication plugin configuration file
+
+# The CommPort parameter configures the number of the comm port to use.
+# Note that comm port numbering starts from zero, so for example in WINS-
+# emulator comm port 0 is physically COM1 in Windows.
+# Possible values: 0 - 99
+# Default value: 0
+
+#CommPort=0
+
+
+# The DataRate parameter configures the speed of the serial port (bits/sec)
+# Possible values: 2400, 4800, 9600, 19200, 38400, 57600, 115200,
+#                  576000, 1152000, 4000000
+# Default value: 115200
+
+#DataRate=2400
+#DataRate=4800
+#DataRate=9600
+#DataRate=19200
+#DataRate=38400
+#DataRate=57600
+#DataRate=115200
+#DataRate=576000
+#DataRate=1152000
+#DataRate=4000000
+
+
+# The Parity parameter configures the parity to be used
+# Possible values: none, even, odd, mark, space
+# Default value: none
+
+#Parity=none
+#Parity=even
+#Parity=odd
+#Parity=mark
+#Parity=space
+
+
+# The DataBits parameter configures how many data bits to use
+# Possible values: 5, 6, 7, 8
+# Default value: 8
+
+#DataBits=5
+#DataBits=6
+#DataBits=7
+#DataBits=8
+
+
+# The StopBits parameter configures how many stop bits to use
+# Possible values: 1, 2
+# Default value: 1
+
+#StopBits=1
+#StopBits=2
+
+# The SendDelay parameter can be used to slow down the data sending from
+# Symbian to PC. It defines a delay in milliseconds between each write to
+# the serial port. This delay may be needed in some environments when
+# larger amounts of data is transferred. If data transfer seems to fail,
+# try increasing the SendDelay value.
+# The value is defined in milliseconds.
+# Default value: 0
+
+#SendDelay=0
+
+
+# The handshake parameter configures handshaking control bitmask in decimal format
+# Possible values:
+#
+# From d32comm.h :
+# DTE
+# ---
+# KConfigObeyCTS      0x4 = 4
+# KConfigObeyDSR     0x10 = 16
+# KConfigObeyDCD     0x40 = 64
+#
+# KConfigFailCTS      0x8 = 8
+# KConfigFailDCD     0x80 = 128
+# KConfigFailDSR     0x20 = 32
+#
+# KConfigFreeRTS    0x100 = 256
+# KConfigFreeDTR    0x200 = 512
+#
+# DCE
+# ---
+# KConfigObeyDTR    0x400 = 1024
+# KConfigObeyRTS   0x1000 = 4096
+#
+# KConfigFailDTR    0x800 = 2048
+# KConfigFailRTS   0x2000 = 8192
+#
+# KConfigFreeDSR   0x4000 = 16384
+# KConfigFreeCTS   0x8000 = 32768
+# KConfigFreeDCD  0x10000 = 65536
+# KConfigFreeRI   0x20000 = 131072
+#
+# DCD = Data Carrier Detect
+# DTR = Data Terminal Ready
+# DSR = Data Set Ready
+# RTS = Request To Send
+# CTS = Clear To Send
+#
+# For more information about the meaning of the values see Developer Library
+#
+# Default value: 0
+
+# For cables with partial handshaking
+#
+# KConfigObeyDSR | KConfigObeyDCD = 0x50
+#Handshake=80
+# KConfigObeyDSR | KConfigObeyDCD | KConfigObeyDTR = 0x450
+#Handshake=1104
+# KConfigObeyDSR | KConfigObeyDCD | KConfigFreeDSR | KConfigFreeDCD = 0x14050
+#Handshake=82000
+# KConfigObeyDSR | KConfigObeyDCD | KConfigFreeDTR | KConfigObeyDTR | KConfigFreeDSR | KConfigFreeDCD = 0x14650
+#Handshake=83536
+# KConfigObeyCTS | KConfigObeyDSR | KConfigObeyDCD = 0x54
+#Handshake=84
+
+# For cables with full handshaking
+#
+# KConfigObeyCTS | KConfigFreeRTS| KConfigObeyRTS | KConfigFreeCTS
+#Handshake=37124
+