Setting the DSR Signal

The setultrap utility can be used to configure the DSR Always On option. This feature is used for systems where the wiring does not support the DSR signal but the Host application still requires that the DSR be active. When the DSR Always On option to set to "on," the driver will always report to the application that the DSR signal is "on". The syntax for the command is:

To use the setultrap utility, enter the following command: setultrap -f device name -r onofflist

where:

-fspecifies the port the action should be taken on.

/dev/ttyPS1 specifies port 1

/dev/ttyPS1,/dev/ttyPS64 specifies port 1 through port 64 (ranges are separated by a comma with no space between them)

-rsets DSRAlwaysOn option on or off for serial devices(s). Use list to see the existing configuration. By default this option is set to off.

Uninstalling the SPEED LE or Speed LE Express Driver for Linux

To uninstall the driver (RPM), enter the following command:

rpm -e perle-serial

To uninstall the driver (TAR) version 3.5.x or higher, enter the following command:

make uninstall

To uninstall the driver (TAR) version 3.4.x or lower, enter the following command:

./tar_uninstall.sh

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