it is turned on again.
–s speed Use speed baud for serial communications. The legal values for speed
are:
75 110 134 150 300 600 1200 2400 4800 9600 19200
The default is 9600.
–x Enable local x o n /x o f f flow control. Normally, when read from the
standard input, the characters x o n (
CTRL-q
) and x o f f (
CTRL-s
)
are sent to the remote system. Specifying this option causes them to
be used locally to stop and restart the display of text. When using
serial communications, this option also enables the use of these
characters by the serial driver of the IRIS for automatic flow control of
data being received from the host. This automatic flow control is
normally disabled as it will not work correctly if there are two
independent sources of these characters.
–y If using serial communications, interpret x o n and x o f f characters
from the remote host as output flow control commands. By default,
they are treated as ordinary data. You must not give this flag if you
are using eight-bit (fast mode) communications.
–z n Special instructions. Multiple –z options can be given. The legal
values for n are:
1 Interpret ginit commands as gbegin commands. (See the
IRIS User’s Guide for information on ginit and gbegin.)
2 Execute a ginit immediately upon startup. This is useful
when wsiris has had to be restarted and the remote
program is still sending graphics commands.
3 When attempting a connection using Ethernet
communications, try only one network protocol instead
of both. TCP/IP is tried if the –i flag is given, and XNS
if it isn’t.
4 Emulate a Tektronics 4010.
5-12 IRIS OWNER’S GUIDE
SERIES 3000 Version 1.1
IRIS 3010 System Administration
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