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Click Advanced in Async Transport Configuration to access the Advanced Async Configuration dialog box. Use this dialog box to configure the following options:

Option	Description
Flow Control	Specifies the type of flow control to use for the connection.
Hardware	Specifies the hardware signals that indicate the receive buffer is full.
Flow Control
Software Flow	Specifies the characters that stop and start data transmission.
Control
DTR State	Specifies the state of the DTR signal (Always On or Always Off).
RTS State	Specifies the state of the RTS signal (Always On or Always Off).
Parity	Specifies the parity type.
Stop	Specifies the number of stop bits per character.
Byte	The number of data bits per character. Citrix ICA 3.0 requires
	8 bits.

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Click Test in Async Transport Configuration to access the Async Test dialog box. Use this dialog box to test a serial port and any connected devices.

The name of the serial port and the configured baud rate are displayed at the top of the window, along with a row of modem signal status indicators that show the status of the DTR, RTS, CTS, DSR, DCD, and RI signals. The terminal window allows you to send ASCII data to an attached device and displays any responses from the device. Characters entered are not echoed unless the attached device echoes them.