#
#  Define parameters related to the serial port.  This file simply
#  defines a serial tty line that can be used with most UNIX systems.
#
#  You will notice that all serial parameters end in a -1.  This is
#  to allow for future expansion to multiple serial ports without
#  requiring changes in the remote configuration parameter names.
#

#
#  Describe how the serial port is to be used.  Here we choose to use
#  it for a terminal session.
#
use-serial-port-1 = terminal

#
#  Now define the actual characteristics of the serial interface.
#  Values for the serial parameters are shown in the table below:
#
#  parameter     values
#  -----------   -------------------------------------------------------
#  baud-1        50, 75, 110, 134, 150, 200, 300, 600, 1050, 1200, 1800,
#                2000, 2400, 4800, 7200, 9600, 19200, and 38400.
#  data-bits-1   7 and 8.
#  handshake-1   dtr-dsr, none, rts-cts, and xon/xoff.
#  parity-1      even, mark, none, odd, and space.
#  stop-bits-1   1 and 2.
#
baud-1 = 9600
data-bits-1 = 8
handshake-1 = none
parity-1 = none
stop-bits-1 = 1
