Port Configuration, Status Line | IBM M110 instruction

Status Line

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Status Line: Allows you to select the position of the Status Line

Screen Saver: Allows you to activate or de-activate the screen power saver, and set the time (in minutes) of no activity after which it should be activated. Note: Screen Saver message is limited to 16 characters.

4.1.2 Port Configuration

This menu is used to set all the parameters relative to the two serial ports:

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		Port Configuration
Serial Port Parameters
	Serial 1	Serial 2
Type:	Not Used	Not Used
Speed:	38400	38400
Data:	8 bits	8 bits
Parity:	None	None
Stop:	1 stop	1 stop
Flow:	None	None
Line:	Direct	Direct
Hostname:	None	None
Term:	Default	Default
Enter: Save	SpaceBar: Cycle	Arrows/Tab: Next Field F1: List Esc: Cancel

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IBM M110 manual Port Configuration, Status Line

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