Page 128 Configuring Modem Connections 90030500B
Note:
For detailed information on the
set port
command, see the
Command
Reference Guide
.
3. Set the flow control for the serial port by entering:
set flow signals=<state> [options] range=<ports>
Using
signals=<state>
, you can set PortServer II to use CTS, DCD, DSR,
and/or RI for output data flow control. You can also set it to use DTR and RTS for
input data flow control. The [
options
] allow you select software flow control
and
altpin
options.
For example, to use RTS and CTS for flow control on Port 4, enter:
set flow rts=on range=4
set flow cts=on range=4
Note:
In this example, the modem must be set for hardware flow control. You
must also ensure that software flow control is off, by entering:
#>set flow ixon=off range=4
#>set flow ixoff=off range=4
Note:
For detailed information on the
set flow
command, see the
Command
Reference Guide
.
4. Optionally, you can also set PortServer II to run initialization and test scripts, by
entering:
set modem option=<value> range=<ports>
<value> is the name of the script to run. For example, to assign a test script called
test1
to Port 4, enter:
set modem test=test1 range=1
Note:
For detailed information on the
set modem
command, see
the
Command Reference Guide
. Information on how to create and edit scripts
is given below.