Handshaking controls the flow of data between your Macintosh and another device so that none gets lost. To control data flow, choose a handshaking method from this pop-up menu.
To set the number of stop bits used to mark the end of a transmitted character, choose a number from this pop-up menu.
Parity is a simple technique for identifying transmission errors in characters. To turn on parity checking, choose a parity type from this pop-up menu.
To specify the number of bits in a character, choose an item from this pop-up menu.
To set the speed at which data is transmitted between your Macintosh and another computer, choose an item from this pop-up menu. Each item specifies the number of data bits sent per second.
Choose the method to be used for printing support. You can either print directly via the serial ports or using the 5PM application to print on any printer selected from the Chooser.
