Joe Planisky wrote:
Well, that's just it: you can't change it on the K2, and the KIO2
manual says it should be 2 stop bits.
You will normally find that 4800 baud tends to be set to 2 stop bits but
everything else appears to be 1. I don't know why this is but it seems
to be the norm.
Ian
73
Joe KB8AP
On May 14, 2008, at 1:43 AM, Larry Clay wrote:
One stop bit is the normal default for most programs for serial
communications. Hyperterminal in Windows XP defaults to this. Also
the KIO2 manual says that one stop bit works also. The main thing is
that both the K2 and control program are set the same.
Larry
KB5DXY
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