#
#  Define parameters related to the serial port.  This file defines
#  a line used for SLIP.
#
#  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.  Note that you must
#  manually change the Network Parameters menu to make the TCP/IP
#  interface be the Serial line.
#
use-serial-port-1 = slip

#
#  Now define the actual characteristics of the serial interface.
#  Note that for SLIP you should NEVER use handshake-1 = none as
#  data will be lost often enough to result in reduced performance.
#  You should NEVER use handshake-1 = xon/xoff as this will result
#  in the interface hanging.  You should use the fastest baud-1
#  value that is supported on the host.
#
baud-1 = 9600			# other common values are 19200 and 38400
data-bits-1 = 8
handshake-1 = dtr-dsr		# could use rts-cts instead
parity-1 = none
stop-bits-1 = 1
