TRS-SO
MODEL
III
Calling$RSINIT from BASIC
Store (POKE) the desired values into the RS-232-C control addresses (16888-16890).
If
any
of
the default characteristics are already correct, leave those addresses
unchanged.
If
you need to change the parity/word length/stop-bit code, see $RSINIT in the
Technical Information chapter. Once you have calculated the desired codes for
baud rate, parity/word length/stop-bits and Wait/Don't-Wait, you are ready to call
$RSINIT.
Execute the following BASIC statements to define a USR call to $RSINIT:
POKE 16526, 90
POKE 16527, 0
X
= U8R(0)
When the last statement has been executed, the RS-232-C
is
initialized.
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