Use these two items to select the port to use when testing a protocol.
~SB~Release:~SB~
Closes the currently open port. This allows you to change from terminal mode to BBS mode. Examine utility.c and sample.c to understand the details about each mode when testing a new protocol you are developing.
~SB~Data Rate:~SB~
Sets the baud rate to use for testing.
~SB~Bits:
~SB~Sets the number of data bits, stop bits, and parity.
~SB~Flow Control:~SB~
Set the method of flow control used. Flags in the PInf resource of the protocol state whether or not flow control is needed for the protocol. If you are writing a terminal program you might use this feature to remind the user that flow control should be on. If you are writing a BBS program you should use this feature to turn flow control on and off as needed by your system.