Dear Karen,
Only way I know to set the serial port baud rate in DOS, not
counting in your telecommunication application, is with the MODE
command.
MODE COMn BAUD=baud [PARITY=parity][DATA=data]
[STOP=stop]
where
n = port #, can be from 1 to 4
parity = N for no parity, E for even, O for odd, M for mark, or S for
space. E is the default
data = data bits per character. can be 5 to 8, default is 7
stop = number of stop bits per character. Can be 1, 1.5, or 2
default is 1
baud = speed of transmission
11 or 110 110 baud
15 or 150 150 baud
30 or 300 300 baud
60 or 600 600 baud
12 or 1200 1200 baud
24 or 2400 2400 baud
48 or 4800 4800 baud
96 or 9600 9600 baud
19 or 1920 19200 baud
Hope this helps,
Anthony J. Albert
On 23 Oct 2000, at 21:58, karen lewellen wrote:
> hi all,
> just a quick one
> can someone remind me how to set the baud rate in dos?
> i know that you can use the mode command, but is nott here another way too?
> thanks,
>
> Make your own kind of music!
> Karen Lewellen, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
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