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Generally, an output list is shown after SERPRN is invoked informing
you how the utility has set the communication port. You can disable the
output listing with the quiet mode parameter (q).
Example uses of SERPRN are shown below.
Syntax
Serprn com1 9600 n 8 1 x t10
Output
HM/JS Parallel to Serial Redirector
COM1 9600 n 8 1
LPT1 redirected to COM1
Handshaking XON
If the program is called with only the COM port specified, the program
default settings are used.
Syntax
Serprn com1
Output
HM/JS Parallel to Serial Redirector
COM1 9600 n 8 1
LPT1 redirected to COM1
No Handshaking
If the program is called without any command line parameters, a status
report is shown listing the settings that are currently in use for the serial
port.
Syntax
Serprn
Output
HM/JS Parallel to Serial Redirector
COM1 9600 n 8 1
LPT1 redirected to COM1
Handshaking XON CTS DSR
If the program is called with the ? parameter in the command line, it
returns a list of the available command line parameters.
- OWNER'S MANUAL 1
- Section 3 3
- Section 4 4
- Limited Warranties 7
- Disclaimer of Warranties 7
- Repairs 8
- Software License Agreements 9
- Page-xii 12
- Section 1 13
- Page 1-2 Introduction 14
- Introduction Page 1-3 15
- Allegro Overview 16
- Standard Accessories 17
- Optional Accessories 17
- Quick Start Guide 18
- Section 2 19
- Introduction 21
- Case Design 22
- Keyboard 24
- INcE BLUE key + <TS> 26
- Cleaning the Keyboard 30
- LED Indicators 35
- Batteries 36
- ❏ AC Power Adapter 43
- ❏ Vehicle Power Adapter 43
- ❏ External Battery Charger 44
- Short-Term Backup Supply 52
- Communication Ports 54
- PC Card Slot 56
- Sound Generator 58
- Expansion Pods 59
- Internal Memory 63
- Storage Designations 64
- Solid State Hard Disk 64
- PC Cards 65
- Page 4-2 Windows CE 68
- Windows CE Overview 69
- Page 4-4 Windows CE 70
- Display Touchscreen 71
- Windows CE Programs 72
- Icon 73
- Page 4-8 Windows CE 74
- Special Functions 75
- Online Help 76
- Control Panel 76
- Windows CE Page 4-11 77
- Page 4-12 Windows CE 78
- Windows CE Page 4-13 79
- Page 4-14 Windows CE 80
- Windows CE Page 4-15 81
- Page 4-16 Windows CE 82
- Windows CE Page 4-17 83
- Page 4-18 Windows CE 84
- Windows CE Page 4-19 85
- Page 4-20 Windows CE 86
- Windows CE Page 4-21 87
- ActiveSync Transfer Program 88
- Installing ActiveSync 89
- Page 4-24 Windows CE 90
- Windows CE Page 4-25 91
- Page 4-26 Windows CE 92
- Windows CE Page 4-27 93
- Page 4-28 Windows CE 94
- Windows CE Page 4-29 95
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- Windows CE Page 4-39 105
- Page 4-40 Windows CE 106
- Windows CE Page 4-41 107
- Page 4-42 Windows CE 108
- Windows CE Page 4-43 109
- Page 4-44 Windows CE 110
- The following screen appears: 111
- Page 4-46 Windows CE 112
- Windows CE Page 4-47 113
- Desktop PC 114
- Windows CE Page 4-49 115
- Page 4-50 Windows CE 116
- Windows CE Page 4-51 117
- Windows Explorer 118
- Windows CE Page 4-53 119
- Storing Files and Programs 120
- Windows CE Page 4-55 121
- Page 4-56 Windows CE 122
- Save Registry Utility 123
- Application Command Bars 124
- Windows CE Page 4-59 125
- PTab Spreadsheet Program 126
- PTab File Converter 127
- Saving PTab Files 127
- Summary of PTab Features 127
- Opening a PTab file 128
- Entering Data/Editing Cells 129
- PTab Menu Options 130
- Windows CE Page 4-65 131
- Page 4-66 Windows CE 132
- Spreadsheet Functions 133
- Page 4-68 Windows CE 134
- Windows CE Page 4-69 135
- Page 4-70 Windows CE 136
- Windows CE Page 4-71 137
- Page 4-72 Windows CE 138
- Windows CE Page 4-73 139
- Page 4-74 Windows CE 140
- Windows CE Page 4-75 141
- Automating Tasks 142
- Windows CE Page 4-77 143
- Page 4-78 Windows CE 144
- Windows CE Page 4-79 145
- Page 4-80 Windows CE 146
- Windows CE Page 4-81 147
- Page 4-82 Windows CE 148
- Windows CE Page 4-83 149
- Page 4-84 Windows CE 150
- Windows CE Page 4-85 151
- Pocket Word 152
- Internet Explorer and Inbox 153
- Using Inbox 154
- Windows CE Page 4-89 155
- Calculator Program 156
- Terminal Program 157
- Page 4-92 Windows CE 158
- Windows CE Page 4-93 159
- Page 4-94 Windows CE 160
- Section 5 161
- Page 5-2 MS-DOS 162
- Running DOS 163
- Setting Up Communication 164
- MS-DOS Page 5-5 165
- Page 5-6 MS-DOS 166
- Lynx Screens 167
- Lynx Menu Options 168
- MS-DOS Page 5-9 169
- Page 5-10 MS-DOS 170
- Shortcut Buttons 171
- FileScout DOS File Manager 172
- MS-DOS Page 5-13 173
- FileScout Functions 174
- MS-DOS Page 5-15 175
- <ENTER> 176
- MS-DOS Page 5-17 177
- Text Editor 178
- Editing a Document 179
- Page 5-20 MS-DOS 180
- MS-DOS Page 5-21 181
- Page 5-22 MS-DOS 182
- Terminal Emulation Program 183
- Page 5-24 MS-DOS 184
- System Setup Program 185
- ▲ Setup Program Screens 186
- MS-DOS Page 5-27 187
- Page 5-28 MS-DOS 188
- MS-DOS Page 5-29 189
- Page 5-30 MS-DOS 190
- MS-DOS Page 5-31 191
- Page 5-32 MS-DOS 192
- MS-DOS Page 5-33 193
- Page 5-34 MS-DOS 194
- Startup Files 195
- Page 5-36 MS-DOS 196
- MS-DOS Page 5-37 197
- Page 5-38 MS-DOS 198
- MS-DOS Page 5-39 199
- DOS Commands and Functions 200
- MS-DOS Page 5-41 201
- Page 5-42 MS-DOS 202
- MS-DOS Page 5-43 203
- Make Space Utility Program 204
- MS-DOS Page 5-45 205
- Page 5-46 MS-DOS 206
- Section 6 207
- Specifications 209
- Glossary of DOS Terms 213
- Standard ASCII Character Set 215
- Extended ASCII Character Set 216
- BIOS Messages 217
- Solid State Disk Utilities 220
- PC Card Utilities and Drivers 221
- Communication Cable Schematic 223
- Section 7 225
- Software Development Tools 227
- Selecting the Platform 228
- Windows CE Toolkits 228
- VBScript 229
- Installing Applications 230
- Power Management 233
- Windows CE References 234
- Section 8 235
- Introduction 237
- Power Management 238
- Keyboard and Video 242
- Extended BIOS Functions 243
- Function AH=2Eh 244
- Segment is F000 247
- Function AH=2Fh 248
- Hardware Interrupt Listing 252
- I/O Port Mapping 253
- A T Keyboard Scan Codes 254
- Keyboard Key-Code Tables 255
- Page 2 Index 264
- Index Page 3 265
- See also Solid State Disk 266
- C (continued) 267
- Page 6 Index 268
- F (continued) 269
- Page 8 Index 270
- Index Page 9 271
- See Data Storage Options 272
- See also 272
- S (continued) 273
- See Font Size, Adjusting 274
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