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Users of Nokia brand multiplexers should note that Nokia documentation considers the most
significant bit as bit 1 and the least significant bit as bit 8. So in the above example using bits 4
through 7, Nokia configuration should be bits 1 through 4 or a bitmask of 11110000.
Table 3. Timeslot Baud Rate
Baud Rate
(bps)
Bits per
timeslot
38400 8
19200 4
9600 2
4800 1
2400 1
1200 1
600 1
Note 3. (Number of Bits per Character)
Sets the number of bits per character, including start, data, parity, and stop bits. 9, 10, and 11 are the
available options. Possible character formats are listed below:
See Table 10 for Switch settings.
Table 4. Character Formats
Data Bits
Parity
(none = 0 bits,
all others = 1 bit)
Start bits Stop Bits
Bits per character
(DA-291B Setting)
6 None 1 2
9
6 Even 1 1
9
6 Odd 1 1
9
6 Space 1 1
9
6 Even 1 2
10
6 Odd 1 2
10
6 Space 1 2
10
7 None 1 1
9
7 Even 1 1
10
7 Odd 1 1
10
7 Space 1 1
10
7 None 1 2
10
7 Even 1 2
11
7 Odd 1 2
11
7 Space 1 2
11
8 None 1 1
10
8 Even 1 1
11
8 Odd 1 1
11
8 Space 1 1
11
8 None 1 2
11
9 None 1 1
11