SET TERMINAL STOP_BITS

Use the SET TERMINAL STOP_BITS command to establish the number of stop bits between characters when communicating between your terminal and the Bridge Module.

Format

SET TERMINAL STOP_BITS {stop bits}

Parameters

{stop bits} = 1

2 (default)

Example

This example changes the Bridge Module stop bits parameter to 1.

OEBM> set terminal stop_bits 1

[ENTER]

Terminal parameter changed

Description

The SET TERMINAL STOP_BITS command enables you to establish the number of stop bits between characters when communicating between your terminal and the Bridge Module.

The Bridge Module is factory-set to 2 stop bits to signal the end of a character being received and to reset the line to an idle state. If your terminal and the Bridge Module do not have the same stop bits setting, you may lose characters as the terminal receives them from the Bridge Module.

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