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[ILUG] Serial Port Programming

[ILUG] Serial Port Programming

Philip Trickett philipt at informatic.ie
Sat Apr 10 15:25:58 IST 1999


Hi, I have been reading about programming the serial port in the
Serial-Programming-HOWTO, and I couldn't seem to find any reference to
controlling individual lines on the serial port.
Is there any way, for example, to assert the RTS pin on the serial port
permanently?  I presume I would have to use it in a binary mode, and
write actual bytes out to the port myself? Or is there an easy way to do
this?

By the way, I oined this mailing list, but how does somone actually join
the ILUG?

Cheers,

Phil Trickett

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